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US12144268B2	Semiconductor structure and method of manufacture A semiconductor structure includes a first dielectric layer, an electrode in the first dielectric layer, a second dielectric layer in the electrode, and a phase change material over the first dielectric layer, the electrode, and the second dielectric layer. According to some embodiments, an uppermost surface of the electrode is at least one of above an uppermost surface of the first dielectric layer, above an uppermost surface of the second dielectric layer, or above a lowermost surface of the phase change material.
US12144267B2	Selector device and semiconductor storage device According to one embodiment, a selector device includes a first electrode, a second electrode, and a selector layer disposed between the first electrode and the second electrode. At least one of the first electrode or the second electrode includes a stacked film. The stacked film includes a first layer including a first material with a first Debye temperature, and a second layer in contact with the first layer and including a second material with a second Debye temperature lower than the first Debye temperature. A ratio of the first Debye temperature to the second Debye temperature is equal to or greater than 5.
US12144263B2	Stepped contact within memory region A semiconductor device, such as an MRAM device, includes a stepped contact within a memory region that has a greater number of different contact structures (i.e., contact structures formed in different fabrication stages) relative to a logic region contact. The stepped contact includes a lower stepped contact and an upper stepped contact. The inclusion of the lower stepped contact allows for a relatively shorter upper stepped contact compared to the logic region contact. The stepped contact may allow the use of a multi-layer encapsulation spacer upon the sidewalls of a memory cell that fill out tight spacing therebetween, which may decrease the propensity of void formation and resulting shorting between neighboring memory cell features.
US12144262B2	Structure for packaging a crystal oscillator A structure for packaging a crystal oscillator includes a package base, at least one glue, a resonant crystal blank, and a top cover. The top of the package base has a recess. The glue is formed in the recess. The resonant crystal blank has at least one opening, at least one border area, at least one connection area, and a resonant area. The opening is arranged between the border area and the resonant area. The border area is connected to the resonant area through the connection area. The border area is formed in the recess through the glue. The top cover is formed on the top of the package base. The top cover closes the recess, the at least one glue, and the resonant crystal blank.
US12144261B2	Dielectric elastomer transducer and method for producing dielectric elastomer transducer A dielectric elastomer transducer A1 includes a dielectric elastomer layer 11 and a pair of electrode layers 12 sandwiching the dielectric elastomer layer 11. The electrode layers 12 contain ground carbon particles derived from carbon nanotubes. This configuration ensures both stretchability and electrical conductivity.
US12144260B2	Wafer-scale piezoelectric bio-organic thin films A flexible piezoelectric thin film, and method of manufacture, has a polyvinyl alcohol (PVA)-glycine-PVA sandwich heterostructure. The thin film is manufactured by evaporating the solvent from a glycine-PVA mixture solution. The film automatically assembles into the PVA-glycine-PVA sandwich heterostructure as it is salted out. Strong hydrogen bonding between the oxygen atoms in glycine and hydroxyl groups on PVA chains are responsible for the nucleation and growth of the piezoelectric γ-glycine and alignment of the domain orientation.
US12144256B2	Thermoelectric power generation device A thermoelectric power generation device includes: a high-temperature plate having an upper face; a low-temperature plate having a lower face; a thermoelectric module disposed between the upper face and the lower face; a sealing portion disposed between the upper and lower faces, the sealing portion sealing the thermoelectric module at a circumferential portion of the upper face and a circumferential portion of the lower face; a first positioning portion disposed at the circumferential portion of the upper face; and a second positioning portion disposed at the circumferential portion of the lower face. The first positioning portion positions the sealing portion at the circumferential portion of the upper face, and the second positioning portion positions the sealing portion at the circumferential portion of the lower face.
US12144251B2	Organic electroluminescence device and condensed cyclic compound for organic electroluminescence device Provided is an organic electroluminescence device including a first electrode, a hole transport region disposed on the first electrode, an emission layer disposed on the hole transport region, an electron transport region disposed on the emission layer, and a second electrode disposed on the electron transport region, in which the hole transport region includes a condensed cyclic compound, thereby securing high emission efficiency.
US12144242B2	Organic metal compound, organic light emitting diode and organic light emitting device having the compound The present disclosure relates to an organic metal compound having the following structure, and an organic light emitting diode (OLED) and an organic light emitting device including the organic metal compound of the following structure. Incorporating the organic metal compound of the following structure into an emitting unit makes the OLED with improved luminous efficiency, luminous color purity and luminous lifetime.
US12144237B2	Mask assembly and apparatus and method of manufacturing display apparatus A mask assembly and an apparatus and method for manufacturing a display apparatus are provided. A mask assembly includes a mask frame and a mask on the mask frame and having at least one opening. The mask includes a mask body portion having the at least one opening, and a protruding portion arranged to surround the at least one opening and including an inner surface defining the at least one opening, the protruding portion protruding from the mask body portion and configured to protrude toward a display substrate and contact the display substrate. A deposition material is configured to pass through the at least one opening to be deposited in an entire display area of a display panel including a plurality of pixels.
US12144235B2	Display device and method for fabricating the same A display device may include a substrate including a display area and a bending area, a buffer layer disposed on the substrate, a first dummy pattern disposed in the bending area on the buffer layer; a first insulating layer disposed on the buffer layer, the first insulating layer exposing an upper surface of the first dummy pattern, a second insulating layer disposed on the first insulating layer, the second insulating layer having an opening exposing an upper surface of the first dummy pattern, a second dummy pattern disposed on the first dummy pattern, and a transmission line disposed on the second dummy pattern.
US12144234B2	Display device A display device comprises a substrate including display and peripheral areas, a semiconductor element, a pixel structure, and a plurality of dummy patterns. The semiconductor element is disposed in the display area on the substrate, and the pixel structure is disposed on the semiconductor element. The dummy patterns which have stacked structure are disposed in the peripheral area on the substrate, and contain a material identical to a material constituting the semiconductor element. The dummy patterns are arranged in a grid shape in different layers, and each of the dummy patterns includes a central portion and an edge portion surrounding the central portion. The edge portions of dummy patterns which are adjacent to each other in the different layers among the dummy patterns are overlapped each other in a direction from the substrate to the pixel structure.
US12144221B2	Organic light emitting display device An OLED display device includes a substrate, a first protection layer substrate, conductive lines extending substantially in a first direction, a second protection layer, a first electrode overlapping at least a part of the conductive lines, a pixel defining layer including an opening exposing at least a part of the first electrode, an organic light emission layer, and a second electrode. The opening is divided into a first polygon and a second polygon with respect to an imaginary straight line that passes through the opening at a maximum length in the first direction. A planar area of the first polygon is different from a planar area of the second polygon.
US12144219B2	Tiled display A tiled display includes: first and second display devices disposed adjacent to each other, the first and second display devices including display areas each having light-emitting areas, and a seam between adjacent ones of the display areas. Each of the first and second display devices includes: a first base part in the display areas, a first support layer on the first base part in the display areas and the seam, a display layer on the first support layer in the display areas and the seam, a second support layer on the display layer in the display areas and the seam, and a second base part on the second support layer in the display areas. The first support layer of the second display device is disposed on the second support layer of the first display device in the seam.
US12144213B2	OLED display device reducing luminance difference between pixel row where a hole is defined and not defined A display device includes a substrate including a display area and a hole edge area defining a hole therein and surrounding the hole, where the display area surrounds the hole edge area, a plurality of pixels disposed in the display area in a first direction and a second direction intersecting the first direction, an emission control line extending in the first direction in the display area, and bypassing the hole along the hole edge area, a scan line extending in the first direction in the display area, located in the second direction from the emission control line, and bypassing the hole along the hole edge area, an active pattern disposed in the hole edge area, and overlapping the emission control line and the scan line in a plan view, and a connection line connected to the active pattern to provide a driving voltage to the active pattern.
US12144212B2	Display substrate with display region including opening and manufacturing method thereof, and display device A display substrate and a manufacturing method thereof, and a display device are provided. The display substrate includes a display region and a peripheral region. The display region includes an opening, and the peripheral region includes an opening peripheral region at least partially in the opening; the first conductive pattern is configured to transmit an electrical signal for the display region and includes first wire groups arranged side by side in a first direction, and each first wire group includes at least two first wires arranged side by side in the first direction; in a direction perpendicular to the base substrate, the first wire is insulated from the semiconductor pattern and the second conductive pattern, respectively; and the semiconductor pattern is electrically connected to the second conductive pattern through via holes in the opening peripheral region, and the via holes are between adjacent first wire groups in the first direction.
US12144209B2	Display device and electronic apparatus Provided is a display device including: a pixel unit in which a plurality of pixel circuits (PIX_A, PIX_B, PIX_C) each of which includes a light emitting element and a driving circuit configured to drive the light emitting element are arranged in a matrix form. In a diffusion layer in which transistors included in the driving circuits of the pixel circuits (PIX_A, PIX_B, PIX_C) are formed, an electricity supply region (223) that is an active area for supplying an electric potential to a well is provided between mutually adjacent ones of the pixel circuits (PIX_A, PIX_B, PIX_C).
US12144207B2	OLED display panel and method of manufacturing same An organic light-emitting diode (OLED) display panel and a method of manufacturing the same are disclosed. The OLED display panel includes a base substrate and a plurality of film layers sequentially deposited on a side of the base substrate in a stacked arrangement in a first direction. The plurality of film layers includes a first planarization layer configured to initially planarize an array substrate, and a second planarization layer configured to further planarize the array substrate. The first planarization layer and the second planarization layer are made of different materials.
US12144206B2	Conductive oxide overhang structures for OLED devices Sub-pixel circuits and methods of forming sub-pixel circuits that may be utilized in an organic light-emitting diode (OLED) display are described herein. The overhang structures are permanent to the sub-pixel circuit. The overhang structures include a conductive oxide. A first configuration of the overhang structures includes a base portion and a top portion with the top portion disposed on the base portion. In a first sub-configuration, the base portion includes the conductive oxide of at least one of a TCO material or a TMO material. In a second sub-configuration, the base portion includes a metal alloy material and the conductive oxide of a metal oxide surface. A second configuration of the overhang structures includes the base portion and the top portion with a body portion disposed between the base portion and the top portion. The body portion includes the metal alloy body and the metal oxide surface.
US12144198B2	Display device A display device includes pixels; a first electrode and a second electrode disposed in each of the pixels, the first electrode and the second electrode being spaced apart from each other on a substrate; light-emitting elements disposed on the first electrode and the second electrode; a wavelength control layer disposed on the light-emitting elements; and a scattering layer disposed between the light-emitting elements and the wavelength control layer, the scattering layer comprising light-scattering particles, wherein the scattering layer is spaced apart from another scattering layer and is disposed in each of the pixels.
US12144197B2	Thin film packaging structure including stacked SiOxNy layers A thin film packaging structure includes a first inorganic packaging layer for covering a device to be packaged; an organic packaging layer formed at a side of the first inorganic packaging layer; a second inorganic packaging layer formed at a side of the organic packaging layer facing away from the first inorganic packaging layer; and at least one first inorganic layer formed at a side of the first inorganic packaging layer facing away from the device to be packaged. The at least one first inorganic layer has an elasticity modulus greater than that of the first inorganic packaging layer or the second inorganic packaging layer. The present disclosure also provides a display panel.
US12144195B2	Display device A display device includes a substrate that includes a display area and a non-display area; a mask support that is disposed in the non-display area of the substrate; a sealant that is disposed in the non-display area of the substrate and is disposed between the mask support and the display area; an insulating layer that is disposed between the sealant and the mask support; and a plurality of grooves that are formed by removing at least a part of the insulating layer.
US12144189B2	Three dimensional stacked semiconductor memory According to a certain embodiment, the 3D stacked semiconductor memory includes: a first electrode line extending in a first direction orthogonal to the semiconductor substrate; a second electrode line adjacent to the first electrode line in a second direction orthogonal to the first direction, and extending in the first direction; a first variable resistance film extending in the first direction and in contact with the second electrode line; a first semiconductor film in contact with the first variable resistance film and the first electrode line; a first potential applying electrode extending in the second direction and in contact with a first insulator layer; a second semiconductor film in contact with a second variable resistance film and the first electrode line; and a second potential applying electrode extending in the second direction and in contact with a second insulator layer. The first and second potential applying electrodes are electrically different nodes.
US12144185B2	Method of making ovonic threshold switch selectors using microwave annealing A method includes forming a first electrode layer over a substrate, forming an ovonic threshold switch (OTS) material layer over the first electrode layer, microwave annealing the OTS material layer, and forming a second electrode layer over the OTS material layer.
US12144182B2	Memory device and method for making same A memory device includes a substrate, word line layers, insulating layers, and memory cells. The word line layers are stacked above the substrate. The insulating layers are stacked above the substrate respectively alternating with the word line layers. The memory cells are distributed along a stacking direction of the word line layers and the insulating layers perpendicularly to a major surface of the substrate. Each memory cell includes a source line electrode and a bit line electrode, a first oxide semiconductor layer, and a second oxide semiconductor layer. The first oxide semiconductor layer is peripherally surrounded by one of the word line layers, the source line electrode, and the bit line electrode. The second oxide semiconductor layer is disposed between the one of the word line layers and the first oxide semiconductor layer.
US12144170B2	Semiconductor device and manufacturing method of semiconductor device A semiconductor device includes a stacked body including a conductive pattern and an insulating pattern, a cell plug passing through the stacked body, a semiconductor layer, a peripheral transistor arranged on the semiconductor layer, a first conductor coupling the peripheral transistor to the cell plug, a second conductor coupled to the conductive pattern, a pass plug coupled to the second conductor, and a pass gate surrounding the pass plug, wherein the pass gate is arranged at substantially a same level as the semiconductor layer.
US12144165B2	Dynamic random access memory having word line buried in chop structure with different widths Provided is a DRAM including: a substrate, a plurality of chop structures, and a plurality of buried word lines. The plurality of chop structures are located in the substrate. Each of the plurality of chop structures comprises a first portion and a second portion. The first portion is located above the second portion, and a width of the second portion is less than a width of the first portion. The plurality of buried word lines, located at bottoms of a plurality of buried word line trenches. The plurality of buried word line trenches passes through the first portion of the plurality of chop structures and the substrate.
US12144162B2	Electromagnetic wave absorber An object is to provide an electromagnetic wave absorber that has excellent performance in absorbing high-frequency electromagnetic waves of 60 GHz to 120 GHz incident thereon, and further has flexibility and can be installed on various curved surfaces. Conventional problems have been made solvable by an electromagnetic wave absorber that is a structure formed by folding a sheet 1 into the form of pleats, the sheet containing a conductive material and having a surface resistance of 10Ω/□ to 104Ω/□, in which slits 2 are perforated non-parallel to a folded ridgeline R.
US12144146B2	Cooling apparatus for power module A cooling apparatus of a power module includes a guide provided inside a manifold cover to control a flow of a cooling fluid, wherein the cooling fluid circulated inside the manifold cover forms a vertical turbulent flow by the guide so that cooling efficiency of the power module is secured only using an internal structure of the manifold cover. Thus, heat dissipation performance is improved without a separate fin plate or a separate nozzle injection device.
US12144145B2	Data center rack system with integrated liquid and dielectric immersion cooling A rack system for use, e.g., in data centers is disclosed. The rack system includes a rack frame and a rack-mounted assembly, including an electronic device disposed within the rack-mounted assembly, the electronic device including a heat-generating component. The heat-generating component is in thermal contact with a liquid cooling block through which a channelized cooling fluid is conveyed. The electronic device is immersed in a dielectric immersion cooling liquid. The rack-mounted assembly includes a non-sealed immersion case in which the electronic device is immersed in the dielectric immersion cooling liquid, the non-sealed immersion case configured to permit the rack-mounted assembly to be individually inserted into or removed from the rack frame. Also disclosed are container-based data center modules based on the disclosed rack system, and a data center using numerous such container-based modules.
US12144144B2	Cooling device for a vehicle electronic control unit and controller for operating the same A cooling device for a vehicle electronic control unit, ECU. The cooling device includes a casing for covering the ECU and having a heat absorbing face for absorbing heat from components of the ECU and a heat dissipating face for dissipating absorbed heat. A plurality of fans are mounted to the heat dissipating face and are arranged to direct airflow over respective regions of the heat dissipating face. The fans are independently controllable for being driven at different speeds to vary the cooling of the respective regions of the heat dissipating face.
US12144141B2	Width-adjustable bracket mounting hook set A width-adjustable bracket mounting hook set includes a fixing seat, a pair of fixing columns, a lock part and an elastic hook. The fixing seat has a fixing surface and a mounting surface, the fixing surface is disposed on a bracket, the mounting surface has a hook hole and a pair of horizontal adjusting holes, and the pair of fixing columns are passed into the horizontal adjusting hole and locked onto the lock part. The two fixing columns and the lock part are engage to clamp the mounting surface for fixation, the two fixing columns are adjusted to the positions on the mounting surface, and the elastic hook is movably installed onto the fixing seat and has a hook part disposed at an end of the elastic hook, passing through the hook hole, and obliquely extending a section of the elastic part to abut against the fixing seat.
US12144135B2	Display module, display device The application discloses a display module and a display device, comprising a flexible circuit board; the flexible circuit board includes a plurality of binding terminals and insulating parts; each of binding terminals includes a first sub-part and a second sub-part connected to each other, the flexible circuit board includes a first binding terminal and a second binding terminal, and the volume of the first sub-pare of the first binding terminal is larger than the volume of the first sub-part of the second binding terminal; and the insulating part includes a first insulating protrusion corresponding to the second binding terminal.
US12144134B2	Pulling member A pulling member is introduced, which has flexibility or elasticity, the pulling member includes a corresponding part and a curved part, the curved part is disposed toward the corresponding part, the curved part is used to flexibly or elastically compress or abut against a plate body, in order to have a frictional force with the plate body when the pulling member is moving or staying. Accordingly, the pulling member of the present disclosure has the effects of simplicity of operation, saving labor and convenience.
US12144127B2	Flexible display panel and display device A flexible display panel includes a flexible display body and a supporting structure disposed on a side of the flexible display body. The supporting structure includes a plurality of supporting layers disposed on a stack and a flexible layer disposed between each two adjacent supporting layers. An angle between at least one supporting layer of the plurality of supporting layers and a plane where a display surface of the flexible display body is located is greater than 0° and less than 90°.
US12144122B2	Method of manufacturing printed circuit board In manufacturing a printed circuit board using a semi-additive method, a removal liquid that has been used in removing a nickel-chromium-containing layer (5) is regenerated by contacting the removal liquid with a chelate resin having a functional group represented by a following formula (1): where a plurality of Rs are identical divalent hydrocarbon groups having 1 to 5 carbons, and a portion of hydrogen atoms may be substituted with halogen atoms.
US12144121B2	Wiring substrate and method for manufacturing wiring substrate A method for manufacturing a wiring substrate includes forming a second resin insulating layer on a first resin insulating layer such that the second resin insulating layer is in contact with a surface of the first resin insulating layer, irradiating laser upon the second resin insulating layer such that a recess penetrating through the second resin insulating layer and exposing the first resin insulating layer is formed, and forming a conductor layer including conductor material filled in the recess formed through the second resin insulating layer such that the conductor layer is embedded in the second resin insulating layer. The second resin insulating layer are formed on the surface of the first resin insulating layer such that the first resin insulating layer and the second resin insulating layer have different processability with respect to the laser.
US12144120B2	Wiring structure and method of manufacturing the same, semiconductor device, multilayer wiring structure and method of manufacturing the same, semiconductor element mounting substrate, method of forming pattern structure, imprint mold and method of manufacturing the same, imprint mold set, and method of manufacturing multilayer wiring board A mold includes a mold base material and a rugged structure located at a main surface of the mold base material. The rugged structure includes a plurality of linearly shaped projected portions for forming wiring, and a circularly shaped projected portion for forming a pad portion, in which a light-shielding layer is provided at a top portion flat surface of the circularly shaped projected portion for forming the pad portion.
US12144117B2	Flexible circuit board and display device A flexible circuit board including: a body area including a plurality of wirings; a bonding area combined with a first side of the body area; and an extension area combined with a second side of the body area opposite to the first side. The body area includes a first sub-body area and a second sub-body area located on a side of the first sub-body area close to the extension area; the plurality of wirings at least include a first wiring, a second wiring and a third wiring all extend in the first sub-body area, and the first wiring and the second wiring extend in the second sub-body area. The first sub-body area includes a multi-layer board structure, the second sub-body area includes a single-layer board structure or a double-layer board structure, and a thickness of the second sub-body area is smaller than a thickness of the first sub-body area.
US12144115B2	Electronic device including thermosetting bonding sheet An electronic device including a thermosetting bonding sheet may include: a base substrate including a base substrate body and a plurality of base pads disposed on the base substrate body, a connection substrate including a connection substrate body facing the base substrate body, a plurality of connection pads disposed on the connection substrate body and including a pad hole, and a plurality of connection lines disposed on the connection substrate body and connected to the plurality of connection pads, a solder, at least a portion of which is inserted into the pad hole, disposed on the base pad and configured to electrically connect the base pad to the connection pad, and a thermosetting bonding sheet provided between the base substrate body and the connection substrate body, bonded to the base substrate body and the connection substrate body, and enclosing the solder.
US12144111B2	Printed circuit board and method of producing printed circuit board A printed circuit board capable of reducing or suppressing connection failure includes a base film made of insulating material, an electric conductor pattern formed on a front surface of the base film, and an insulating cover film covering the electric conductor pattern. The printed circuit board also includes a circuit portion with a circuit formed by the electric conductor pattern, and a pad portion with a bonding pad composed of the electric conductor pattern exposed from the insulating cover film. The pad portion has higher rigidity than the circuit portion.
US12144108B2	Wiring board and method for manufacturing wiring board A wiring board includes a substrate, wiring, and a reinforcing part. The substrate is stretchable, and includes a first surface and a second surface located opposite to the first surface. The wiring is located at the first surface side of the substrate. The reinforcing part overlaps the wiring when viewed in a direction normal to the first surface of the substrate. The substrate has a control region and a non-control region. The control region overlaps the reinforcing part. The non-control region does not overlap the reinforcing part. The non-control region is positioned to sandwich the control region in a direction orthogonal to the direction in which the wiring extends.
US12144107B2	Substrate connection structure and vehicle wiring module A wiring module 20 is included in a power storage module 2 including a plurality of power storage elements 10 each having electrode terminals 11A and 11B and is connected to the power storage elements 10. The wiring module 20 includes a flexible FPC 21A including a first conductive path 23 and a circuit board 30 including a second conductive path that is electrically connected to the first conductive path 23. The FPC 21A includes a main body portion 24 and a circuit connecting portion 27 that extends from the main body portion 24 and is overlaid on the circuit board 30. The first conductive path 23 includes a first land 23A included in the circuit connecting portion 27. The second conductive path includes a second land 32A that is electrically connected to the first land 23A. The connected portion between the first land 23A and the second land 32A is covered by a covering portion 60 constituted by a resin having insulating properties.
US12144106B2	Electronic device An electronic device includes a circuit board, a shielding member, and a testing pin. The circuit board includes a grounding area. The shielding member is located on a side of the circuit board and includes a shielding layer and an insulating layer. The shielding layer is electrically connected to the grounding area. The insulating layer is located on a side of the shielding layer away from the circuit board. The testing pin is disposed on the circuit board and electrically connected to the shielding layer.
US12144098B2	Plasma torch and center pipe for plasma torch A plasma torch includes an electrode, a center pipe, and a coolant passage. The electrode includes an internal passage, a tip portion, a convex portion, and an electrode insert. The center pipe is at least partially arranged in the internal passage of the electrode. The center pipe includes first and second pipe ends. The coolant passage first, second, third, and fourth passages. A coolant flows from the first passage through the second passage and the third passage to the fourth passage. At least a part of the convex portion is arranged in the center pipe. The inner surface of the center pipe includes a first inclined surface having a diameter that decreases toward a distal direction. The distal direction is a direction extending from the second pipe end to the first pipe end. The first inclined surface extends toward the root portion of the convex portion.
US12144096B2	Method for measuring electron nonextensive parameter of plasma using nonextensive statistical mechanics A method for measuring an electron nonextensive parameter of a plasma by using nonextensive statistical mechanics and electric probe is provided. The plasma is described by the nonextensive statistical mechanics and establishes a nonextensive single electric probe theory on the basis of this. The electron nonextensive parameter have been measured which cannot be measured by traditional single probe, and obtained more accurate electron temperature, plasma potential, electron density and floating potential than traditional single probe. The nonextensive electric probe plays a role in plasma diagnosis, which will measure the nonextensivity of plasma and improve the diagnostic accuracy of other plasma parameters.
US12144095B2	Microwave reflective panel, elements comprising such a panel, and method for obtaining them A panel for glazing including a rigid support, substantially transparent to radiation in the visible range, and including at least one surface, including a periphery, and one or more edges, the panel includes a metallic fabric stretched over the at least one surface. Also, a glazing including such a panel, a sealing device of a heat treatment chamber including such a glazing, a heat treatment device using microwaves including such devices, and methods for producing the panel, the glazing, the sealing device and the heat treatment device.
US12144093B2	Microwave suppression tunnel and related features A continuous asphalt mix system for using a microwave heating vessel at the point of production that includes a microwave energy suppression tunnel with one or more mesh flaps for substantially reducing or preventing the leakage of microwave energy from a microwave system, while having a continuous flow of product through the vessel and suppression tunnels. The suppression tunnels are installed on the inlet and/or the outlet side of the system and are sized to suppress leakage.
US12144092B2	Microwave treatment device A microwave treatment device of the present disclosure includes heating chamber (1) for accommodating object (2) to be heated, microwave generator (3), heater (7), power feeder (4), detector (5), and controller (6). Microwave generator (3) generates microwaves. Heater (7) includes a heat source other than the microwaves and heats an inside of heating chamber (1). Power feeder (4) supplies the heating chamber with the microwaves. Detector (5) detects reflected power from power feeder (4). Controller (6) controls heater (7) and microwave generator (3). When heater (7) carries out heating, Controller (6) causes microwave generator (3) to generate the microwaves in heating by heater (7). The microwaves have output power such that the reflected power at a level detectable by detector (5) returns. By present disclosure, by understanding progress of cooking, a heating target can be appropriately cooked.
US12144085B2	Cooking device and control method therefor A cooking apparatus includes a cooking plate including a cooking area divided into a plurality of sub-areas; a plurality of induction heating coil groups corresponding to the plurality of sub-areas; a plurality of drive assemblies configured to supply a driving current to each of the plurality of induction heating coil groups; a user interface configured to receive a compartment command that divides the cooking area of the cooking plate into the plurality of sub-areas. The cooking apparatus includes a sub-assembly configured to determine an induction heating coil group corresponding to the sub-area in which a cooking vessel is placed when the compartment command is input; and a controller configured to control a drive assembly to supply a respective driving current to the determined induction heating coil group such that a preset target temperature is distributed to an induction heating coil overlapping the sub-area in which the cooking vessel is placed.
US12144079B2	Lighting device having anti-interference light control circuit A lighting device includes a photosensitive element, a first pull-up resistor, a light source driver, a current-limiting detecting resistor, a controller and a pull-up resistance adjusting circuit. The two ends of the photosensitive element are respectively connected to a first node and a grounding point. The two ends of the first pull-up resistor are respectively connected to the first node and a second node (connected to an operating voltage source). The detecting signal input end of the controller is connected to the first node via the current-limiting detecting resistor. The voltage input end of the controller is connected to the second node. The driving signal output end of the controller is connected to the light source driver. The first end, second end and third end of the pull-up resistance adjusting circuit are respectively connected to the first node, second node and control signal output end.
US12144078B2	Lighting control systems and methods The present disclosure presents lighting control systems and related methods. One such system comprises a light emitting device comprising a plurality of channels, each channel of the plurality of channels including one or more light emitting diodes configured to emit light at a respective predominant wavelength, and a plurality of direct current drivers, each direct current driver of the plurality of direct current drivers supplying power to a respective channel of the plurality of channels. The system further includes a router module that is configured to communicate with the light emitting device; and a graphical user interface configured to specify and control a plurality of parameters of each channel of the plurality of channels, wherein the plurality of parameters enable adjustment of a spectral content, intensity, and schedule of illumination, in addition to enabling a DC mode of operation or a pulse width modulation (PWM) mode of operation.
US12144075B2	Lighting device which receives power from an external power supply A lighting device connects to an external power supply and includes a light emitting load and a secondary load. A temperature measurement is obtained related to a temperature of the external power supply. The secondary load is activated, thereby allowing the secondary load to be powered by the external power supply, when the temperature measurement is below a threshold. Thus, in cold conditions, an increased load is presented to the external power supply to assist start up of the external power supply in cold conditions.
US12144074B2	Ambient light detection by means of two light sensors arranged within a luminaire The present invention relates to a luminaire (1), comprising a housing (2) having a diffusion panel (3) as light emission surface, comprising at least one illuminant (4) which is arranged within the housing (2) such that it is set up to emit light through the diffusion panel (3) to the area outside of the housing (2), and comprising at least two light sensors (S1, S2) arranged within the housing (2), the light sensors being set up to detect light. The at least two light sensors (S1, S2) have different detection regions (B1, B2) within the housing (2) and are set up to detect light (Et) which enters through the diffusion panel (3) into the housing interior from the area outside of the housing (2), wherein, on account of the different detection regions (B1, B2), one of the at least two light sensors (S1, S2) detects light (Er2) that was emitted by the at least one illuminant (4) and reflected from at least one wall of the housing interior. The invention further relates to a lighting system having at least one such luminaire and to a method for detecting the ambient light of such a luminaire.
US12144073B1	Voltage doubling circuit for powering a load A voltage doubling circuit including a silicon controlled rectifier (SCR) having a control circuit configured to charge a charging capacitor during a negative alternating current cycle, and including a storage capacitor that receives a voltage from the charging capacitor during a positive alternating current cycle, and by charging the storage capacitor from the charging capacitor when the SCR is off, the storage capacitor is prevented from exceeding its regulated voltage even if the SCR fails.
US12144069B2	Heating element for a surface component of a motor vehicle A heating element for a surface component is for forming an inner surface in a vehicle. The heating element has at least one film of an electrically conductive polymer material with a two-dimensionally formed electrical conductivity and also at least two electrical conductors, which are at least in certain portions spaced apart from one another and are fixed in a parallel electrically conducting manner to the electrically conductive polymer material in such a way that electrical power can be applied to the electrically conductive polymer material by way of the at least two conductors.
US12144066B2	E-vapor device including a compound heater structure An e-vapor device may include a pre-vapor sector and a heater structure arranged in thermal contact with the pre-vapor sector. The pre-vapor sector includes a reservoir and a dispensing interface. The pre-vapor sector is configured to hold and dispense a pre-vapor formulation. The heater structure is configured to vaporize the pre-vapor formulation to generate a vapor. The heater structure includes a base wire and a heater wire coiled around the base wire. The base wire is insulated from the heater wire. As a result of the heater design, the heater structure is stiffer and more robust than other related heaters in the art, thus allowing more options for its implementation.
US12144062B2	Audio encoding and transmission of identifier to assist in eSIM reservation process In various examples, a user seeking to switch network providers may reserve an eSIM profile through touch selection of the display of a UE, which causes encoding and transmission of an identifier associated with the UE to a network operator. As a result, human error both in transmitting and receiving the identifier needed to reserve an eSIM profile is eliminated. And the time needed to identify and transmit the identifier is significantly reduced in comparison to orally conveying the identifier to a customer services representative or keying in the identifier, and then verifying the identifier with the representative.
US12144057B2	Release message in small data transmission procedure A first base station receives, from a second base station, a request message indicating a small data transmission (SDT) procedure of a wireless device. The first base station sends, to the second base station, an indication that the first base station keeps a context of the wireless device. The first base station receives, from the wireless device via the second base station, uplink data associated with the SDT procedure. The first base station sends, to the second base station and based on completion of the SDT procedure, a radio resource control (RRC) release message for the wireless device.
US12144056B2	Sidelink DRX optimizations for RRC_Connected user equipment (UE) SL-DRX involves both Uu and PC5 interfaces. For an RRC_CONNECTED UE (also referred to as a connected mode UE, or simply connected UE), several SL-DRX enhancements are described in this disclosure to trigger SL DRX and share configurations. Alignment of SL-DRX alignment with Uu-DRX (referred to as Uu/SL DRX alignment or simply alignment) is also described, as an optional feature (since not all schedules can temporally align).
US12144055B2	Early activation of discontinuous reception A method of operating a terminal device (101) includes configuring a data connection (189) on a wireless link (114) between the terminal device (101) and a network (100) based on a first control signal (4001-4003) native to a first layer (255) of a transmission protocol stack (250) associated with the wireless link (114). The method also includes participating in a data communication via the data connection (189). The method also includes receiving a second control signal (205) native to a second layer (251) of the transmission protocol stack (250), the second layer (251) being arranged lower in hierarchy of the transmission protocol stack (250) than the first layer (255). The method also includes in response to receiving the second control signal (205): activating a discontinuous reception (390) for the data communication.
US12144053B2	Bearer mapping in IAB nodes According to some embodiments, a method performed by an integrated access and backhaul (IAB) network node comprises receiving a backhaul channel configuration from a network node. The backhaul channel configuration comprises a mapping of one or more traffic identifiers to one or more wireless backhaul channels. The method further comprises receiving incoming traffic for transmission on a wireless backhaul channel, determining the wireless backhaul channel for transmitting the incoming traffic based on a type of the incoming traffic and the mapping of one or more traffic identifiers to one or more wireless backhaul channels, and transmitting the received incoming traffic on the determined wireless backhaul channel.
US12144051B2	Information sending method, information receiving method, terminal, and network device This application provides an information sending method, an information receiving method, a terminal, and a network device. The information sending method includes: receiving request information from a network device; and sending early measurement information to the network device, where the request information is used to request the terminal to feed back an early measurement result; and the request information is received and the early measurement information is sent during an RRC connection resume procedure.
US12144047B2	Methods for avoiding transmission of unnecessary messages in wireless communications and related networks and network nodes A method of operating a session management network of a telecommunications network is disclosed. The method includes sending to a management network node an accept of a session establishment request of a wireless device; and receiving a message from the management network node, including a session connectivity rejection message sent by a radio access network node serving the wireless device. The session connectivity rejection message indicates a rejection of the acceptance of the session establishment request of the wireless device The method further includes determining that the radio access network did not send the accept of the session establishment request to the wireless device based on the session connectivity rejection message creating a session establishment rejection message; and transmitting the session establishment rejection message toward the wireless device.
US12144044B2	Multi-link communications of a wireless network Methods, systems, and devices related to related to digital wireless communication, and more specifically, to techniques related to the multi-link operation. In one exemplary aspect, a method for wireless communication includes transmitting a multi-link capability information from a network node indicating the network node is capable of operation on multi-link. In another exemplary aspect, the method includes receiving a multi-link capability indication message and using multi-link association request and response message exchanges to establish or update an association between a station and a network node for operation over one or more wireless links.
US12144042B2	Devices and methods for single-channel and multi-channel WLAN communications Devices and methods presented in this disclosure provide a single-channel WLAN device with a small add-on in the form of a second digital interface component and switch circuitry to allow for two such WLAN devices to be cascaded to support dual-channel WLAN operations. The WLAN device may include a first digital interface component including a first digital interface terminal configured for communicating with a first device external to the WLAN device; a second digital interface component including a second digital interface terminal configured for communicating with a second device external to the WLAN device; a switch circuitry coupling the first digital interface component to the second digital interface component and to a WLAN modem; and the WLAN modem configured to operate in one or more frequency bands and including one or more terminals configured to be coupled with a RF front end (FE) circuitry.
US12144041B2	Method and apparatus for UE-to-UE relay transmitting sidelink UE information in a wireless communication system A method and device for a UE-to-UE relay are disclosed. In one embodiment, the UE-to-UE relay establishes a first PC5 Radio Resource Control (RRC) connection with a first remote User Equipment (UE) and establishes a second PC5 RRC connection with a second remote UE to support communication between the first remote UE and the second remote UE via the UE-to-UE relay. The UE-to-UE relay also transmits a first RRC message to a network node to request sidelink transmission resource, wherein the first RRC message includes an identity (ID) of the first remote UE and at least one of following information: a destination ID of the second remote UE, an ID of a Sidelink (SL) Data Radio Bearer (DRB), a third ID of a PC5 quality of service (QoS) flow, and a PC5 QoS profile of the PC5 QoS flow.
US12144040B2	Electronic device and operation method thereof Provided is an electronic device including a Wi-Fi module and a processor. The Wi-Fi module includes circuitry including a first communication interface operating as a Wi-Fi station and configured to perform communication, and a second communication interface configured to perform communication based on Wi-Fi Direct. The processor is configured to execute at least one instruction. The processor is configured to: control the Wi-Fi module to set an operation mode of the second communication interface to a first mode for performing communication by operating as the Wi-Fi station, and perform communication connection with a second access point (AP) via the second communication interface in the first mode while connection with a first AP is maintained through the first communication interface.
US12144039B2	Communication system and communication method for improving signal processing efficiency A communication system capable of improving signal processing efficiency even when a plurality of connections are established is provided. A communication system according to the present invention includes a user plane PGW (14) configured to connect to a PDN, a user plane SGW (12) configured to relay user plane data between the user plane PGW (14) and a base station (34), and a control plane SGW (30). Further, the communication system includes a control apparatus (32) configured to, when a plurality of connections are established for the communication terminal (36), transmit information indicating that the user plane PGW (14) and the user plane SGW (12) can be integrally configured to the control plane SGW (30) for each of the plurality of connections.
US12144038B2	Schedule request procedures for logical channels of a wireless device A wireless device triggers a first scheduling request (SR) in response to data of a first logical channel becoming available. A second SR is triggered in response to data of a second logical channel becoming available. When no valid SR resource is configured for the second SR: a random access procedure is initiated; and the second SR is cancelled and the first SR is keep pending. In response to the triggering of the first SR, the first SR is transmitted via a first SR resource corresponding to the first logical channel.
US12144037B2	Random access channel (RACH) optimization and automatic neighbor relation creation for 5G networks Embodiments disclosed herein relate to Random Access Channel (RACH) optimization and Automatic Neighbor Relation (ANR) use cases and requirements for 5G networks. For example, embodiments disclosed herein automatically configure RACH parameters and neighbor relations for 5G networks that can generate biggest saving in resource utilization for mobile operators. The RACH optimization disclosed herein can automatically configure the RACH parameters in a cell to achieve the optimal RACH performance by reducing the network access and handoff time, and minimize the failures. The Automatic Neighbor Relation (ANR) management disclosed herein can automatically create and update the neighbor relations that can generate biggest saving in resource utilization for mobile operators.
US12144036B2	Method, device and computer readable medium for PRACH sequence generation Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to method, device and computer readable medium for physical random access channel sequence generation. In example embodiments, a method includes determining an index of a cyclic shift for a root sequence. The method further includes determining a value of the cyclic shift based on a mapping between indices and cyclic shift values. The method further includes generating a random access preamble based on the root sequence and the value of the cyclic shift.
US12144035B2	Methods and apparatuses for receiving and transmitting random access response in 2-step random access Methods and apparatuses for receiving and transmitting a random access response in a 2-step random access. The receiving apparatus includes: a first calculating unit configured to calculate a first RNTI, the first RNTI being different from an RA-RNTI actually used in a 4-step random access; a first detecting unit configured to use the first RNTI to detect downlink control information scheduling a random access response in a monitoring window; and a first receiving unit configured to, when the downlink control information is successfully detected, receive the random access response in a physical downlink shared channel (PDSCH) according to the downlink control information.
US12144034B2	Method and apparatus for random access in wireless mobile communication system A Method and Apparatus to address problem of RACH resource partitioning. The method includes receiving SIB1 from the base station, determining an uplink for a random access procedure based on rsrpThresholdSSB-SUL, determining a first target feature combination, determining that the CE is applicable based on rsrp-ThresholdSSB-CE, determining a second target feature combination by adding CE in the first target feature combination, selecting a second RACH-ConfigCommon based on the comparison between the target feature combination and the one or more feature combinations associated with the one or more second RACH-ConfigCommons of the selected uplink and performing a random access procedure based on the selected second RACH-ConfigCommon.
US12144032B2	Methods providing RACH occasion indication for random access procedure initiated by PDCCH order and related wireless terminals and base stations A method may be provided to operate a wireless terminal in communication with a network node. The method may include receiving a Physical Downlink Control Channel, PDCCH, order from the network node. The PDCCH order may include an identification for a Random Access CHannel RACH occasion to be used for a RACH message 1 preamble transmission. Moreover, the identification may include a first index that indicates a set of RACH occasions and a second index that indicates the RACH occasion associated with the set. The method may also include transmitting a Message 1 preamble to the network node using the RACH occasion responsive to the PDCCH order.
US12144029B2	Method and system of leased radio unit (RU) and spectrum architecture for reducing latency in access to operator resources A system and method for performing a Random Access Channel (RACH) procedure is provided. The method includes configuring a plurality of Bandwidths Parts (BWPs) to one or more Physical Random Access Channel (PRACH) occasions mapped to a public land mobile network identification (PLMN-ID) of a set of different PLMN-IDs, each different PLMN-ID is assigned with at least one operator of a set of operators; assigning each PRACH occasion within an uplink (UL) transmission wherein each PRACH occasion is allocated by the host operator to at least one operator; separating each PRACH occasion of a set of PRACH occasions based on each PLMN-ID of the set of PLMN-IDs; and enabling a User Equipment (UE) operating at a cell site of the RACH procedure via at least one PRACH occasion allocated by the host operator based on the PLMN-ID that has been mapped to subscribers for at least one operator.
US12144028B2	Conditional use of allocated periodic resources Aspects relate to an allocation of periodic resources where use of the periodic resources is conditional. In some examples, a user equipment (UE) receives a periodic resource allocation along with an indication of a condition for using the periodic resources. For example, the UE may be allowed to transmit on at least one first resource of the periodic resources if the condition is true. Similarly, a base station (BS) may monitor for a transmission by the UE on the at least one first resource if the condition is true.
US12144027B2	Low latency schemes for peer-to-peer (P2P) communications This disclosure provides systems, methods, and apparatus for managing data traffic in restricted target wake time (TWT) service periods (SPs). In some aspects, an access point (AP) receives a request frame from a wireless station (STA) associated with a client device via a peer-to-peer (P2P) link, the request frame indicating the STA intends to exchange P2P communications with the client device during a r-TWT SP scheduled on a wireless medium. The AP obtains a transmission opportunity (TXOP) on the wireless medium during the r-TWT SP, the request frame identifying the client device. The AP transmits a trigger frame on the wireless medium responsive to obtaining the TXOP, the trigger frame allocating a portion of the obtained TXOP for P2P communications between the STA and the client device, wherein at least one of the response frame or the trigger frame indicates a Network Allocation Vector (NAV) exception for the client device.
US12144023B2	Configuring listen before talk and short control signaling in unlicensed spectrum This disclosure relates to techniques for configuring listen before talk and short control signaling in unlicensed spectrum in a wireless communication system. A wireless device may establish a wireless link with a cellular base station on a cell in unlicensed spectrum. The wireless device may receive listen-before-talk configuration information, where the listen-before-talk configuration information indicates whether listen-before-talk is configured for the wireless link. The wireless device may receive short control signaling configuration information, where the short control signaling configuration information indicates whether short control signaling is enabled for one or more types of control signaling. The wireless device may perform short control signaling with the cellular base station on the wireless link when short control signaling is enabled. The short control signaling performed between the cellular base station and the wireless device may include either or both of uplink transmissions or downlink transmissions.
US12144016B2	Methods for NR SL multi-sub-channel PSCCH transmission Methods and apparatuses for Sidelink (SL) communication are disclosed herein. A method for SL communication performed by a Wireless Transmit/Receive Unit (WTRU) may comprise determining to transmit Sidelink Control Information (SCI) over a Physical Sidelink Control Channel (PSCCH). The method may further comprise selecting one or more sub-channels from a Physical Sidelink Shared Channel (PSSCH) in which to allocate time and frequency resources for the PSCCH. The method may further comprise allocating time and frequency resources within the PSCCH in which to transmit the SCI. The allocation of time and frequency resources may be based on at least one of an SCI format type, a Layer 1 (L1) Identifier (ID), a priority, or a Quality of Service (QoS) requirement. The method may further comprise transmitting the SCI over the determined time and frequency resources.
US12144014B2	Resource unit puncturing and allocation based on quality metrics Systems, methods, and computer-readable media are disclosed for applying quality metrics for resource unit (RU) allocation in connection with a wireless access point (AP). In response to detecting threshold utilization of an AP by multiple wireless clients, an RU score is initialized. For each initialized RU score, an updated RU score is periodically computed. To perform this computation several steps are performed. First, RU quality metrics are received. Next, each quality metric is multiplied by an associated weighting coefficient. Finally, the quality products are summed to provide an updated RU score. In response to determining that a puncture candidate RU has a puncture candidate RU score below a predetermined threshold, one or more RUs are punctured or otherwise de-prioritized. A request to assign new RUs is received. In response to the request to assign the new RUs, the new RUs are assigned based on the periodically updated RU scores.
US12144013B2	Method and apparatus for carrier aggregation optimization The invention relates to a method for configuring carrier aggregation for a current user equipment (14) located in a wireless communication network in a coverage area of a base station which is capable of emitting a plurality of carrier components with a plurality transmission beams per carrier component, the method comprising: retrieving quality metrics beams from a database (16) comprising quality metrics associated with a carrier component of the plurality of carrier components and with a user equipment of a plurality of user equipments; determining, using the quality metrics, one or more candidate carrier components to be configured or de-configured for the current user equipment as secondary carrier components; configuring or de-configuring said one or more carrier components.
US12144007B2	Systems and methods for facilitating wireless intercom in a local communications network Systems and methods for facilitating wireless intercom in a local communications network are disclosed. Exemplary implementations may: generate and transmit a first broadcast packet and a second broadcast packet to a set of end-user communication devices; receive a first device-specific packet, on a first channel by a first central antenna and during a first uplink time period; receive a second device-specific packet, on the first channel by the first central antenna and during a second uplink time period; receive the first device-specific packet, on a second channel by a second central antenna and during a third uplink time period; receive the second device-specific packet, on the second channel by the second central antenna and during a fourth uplink time period; generate a third broadcast packet that includes packetized downlink information; and transmit the third broadcast packet to the set of end-user communication devices.
US12144006B2	Isolated E-UTRAN operations for public safety (IOPS) awareness with multimedia broadcast multicast services (MBMS) Disclosed herein is a method for reporting existence of an isolated radio access network and a wireless device and a radio base station for performing the method. The method comprises: performing communications in an isolated radio access network, the isolated radio access network being a radio access network provided by one or more first radio base stations that do not have connectivity to a centralized core network of a cellular communications network; attaching to a second radio base station, the second radio base station having connectivity to the core network; and providing, to a centralized communications server via the second radio base station, one or more messages that inform the centralized communications server of the existence of the isolated radio access network.
US12144005B2	Transmission apparatus and transmission method of resource assignment information A transmission apparatus comprises an assignment information generator which, in operation, assigns resources on a resource unit (RU) basis to one or more terminal stations (STAs) and generates assignment information that specifies RUs allocated to the one or more STAs; a transmission signal generator which, in operation, generates a transmission signal that includes a legacy preamble, a non-legacy preamble and a data field, wherein the non-legacy preamble comprises a first signal field and a second signal field that carry a set ID and the assignment information, and wherein the set ID identifies one assignment set comprising the one or more STAs and a plurality of assignment indices, and wherein the assignment information comprises a resource assignment indication for each of a plurality of assignment which are referenced by the plurality of assignment indices; and a transmitter which, in operation, transmits the generated transmission signal.
US12144004B2	Method and apparatus for transmitting control information in wireless cellular communication system The present invention relates to a communication technique for convergence of an IoT technology and a 5G communication system for supporting a higher data transmission rate beyond a 4G system, and a system therefor. The present disclosure can be applied to an intelligent service (for example, a smart home, a smart building, a smart city, a smart car or connected car, health care, digital education, retail business, security and safety-related service, etc.) on the basis of a 5G communication technology and an IoT-related technology. A method for communicating by a base station according to the present invention comprises transmitting control information relating to at least two services to a terminal; and transmitting data relating to the at least two services to the terminal, wherein at least one of a control region for transmitting the control information and a data region for transmitting the data may include at least two frequency bandwidths corresponding to each of the at least two services.
US12144000B2	Techniques for common beam updates indicated by common downlink control information Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A user equipment (UE) may be configured to receive, from a base station, a common downlink control information (DCI) message indicating an update to a common beam which applies to a set of UEs, where for each UE of the set of UEs the common beam is shared across a set of channels, a set of reference signals, or both. The UE may receive, via the common DCI message, an indication of the set of UEs associated with the update to the common beam. The UE may then perform at least one beam switching procedure to update the common beam at the UE based on receiving the common DCI message and the UE being included within the set of UEs.
US12143997B2	Time domain resource allocation for downlink data repetitions Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. In some systems, a base station may use a downlink control information (DCI) message to indicate timing resources to a user equipment (UE) for multiple downlink data repetitions in a slot. In a first implementation, the base station may indicate an explicit time domain resource allocation (TDRA) for one repetition in the TDRA field of the DCI, and the UE may determine implicit TDRAs for the other repetitions based on the explicit TDRA. In a second implementation, the base station may indicate a total TDRA for the full set of repetitions in the TDRA field, and the UE may divide the total TDRA into individual TDRAs for the repetitions. The UE may receive the downlink data repetitions based on determining the TDRAs and may transmit a feedback message in response based on a hybrid automatic repeat request acknowledgment (HARQ-ACK) codebook.
US12143996B2	Method for determining association between logical channel groups, apparatus, and system This application provides a method of determining an association between logical channel groups, including: The first backhaul node receives a first buffer status report from a first device, where the first buffer status report is used to determine uplink buffer statuses of one or more first logical channel groups of a MAC entity corresponding to the first backhaul node and the first device. The first backhaul node determines, based on the first logical channel group(s) and a first mapping relationship, one or more second logical channel groups associated with the first logical channel group(s), where a second device is a parent node of the first backhaul node, and the first mapping relationship includes a mapping relationship between the first logical channel group(s) and the second logical channel group(s) of a MAC entity corresponding to the first backhaul node and the second device.
US12143986B2	Information sending method and apparatus, information receiving method and apparatus, base station, terminal, and communication system Provided are an information sending method and apparatus, an information receiving method and apparatus, a base station, a terminal, and a communication system. The base station sends uplink transmission configuration information to the terminal. The uplink transmission configuration information includes configuration information of an uplink channel resource and/or configuration information of a downlink control channel search space. Information carried in a downlink control channel of the downlink control channel search space includes downlink control information (DCI). In this manner, the terminal can detect the DCI sent by the base station and a downlink transmission between the base station and the terminal is implemented. Therefore, through the indication of the uplink transmission configuration information, information transmission can be smoothly implemented no matter whether the terminal is in an RRC-CONNECT state or an RRC-IDLE state. Naturally, when the terminal is in the RRC-IDLE state, data transmission can be completed without state switching, thus reducing power consumption and resource consumption caused by state switching of the terminal, being beneficial to achieving optimal configuration of terminal resources, and enhancing user experience at the terminal side.
US12143984B2	User equipment and method executed by user equipment Provided in the present disclosure are a method executed by user equipment and user equipment, comprising: receiving an RRC message containing a pre-configured uplink resource configuration, the RRC message comprising a message related to an RRC connection configured by a base station, and the user equipment determining, according to carrier information in the pre-configured uplink resource configuration, whether the pre-configured uplink resource configuration is related to an anchor carrier or a non-anchor carrier.
US12143980B2	Terminal and radio communication method A terminal according to one aspect of the present disclosure includes a receiving section that receives a Physical Downlink Control Channel (PDCCH) configuration with a maximum number of control resource sets (CORESETs) exceeding 3, and a control section that assumes that a transmission configuration indication state (TCI state) for a PDCCH with respect to the CORESETs is designated on the basis of a Medium Access Control Control Element (MAC CE). According to one aspect of the present disclosure, it is possible to perform DL communication preferably even when multiple panels/TRPs are used.
US12143979B2	Methods and devices for enabling group transmission in communication networks A method for enabling group transmission among devices capable of Device to Device, D2D, communication in network having a base station. The devices have a group coordinator may directly communicate with one another over a D2D link. The group coordinator device is arranged to communicate with the base station over a cellular link. The group coordinator device sends a Scheduling Request, SR, message requesting grants for both D2D and cellular transmission. The group coordinator device transmits a Buffer Status Report, BSR and receives a grant for said the D2D and the cellular transmissions based on the transmitted BSR. The group coordinator device distributes the received grant to the plurality of devices.
US12143978B2	PDCCH enhancement for group paging Apparatuses, systems, and methods for PDCCH enhancements for group-based paging indications. A user equipment device may be configured to receive, from a network, an indication of a paging occasion via a PG-RNTI and/or via at least 6 bits of a DCI. A value of the PG-RNTI may be associated with the paging occasion as well as a set of UEs, including the UE. The UE may be configured to monitor the paging occasion based on the value of the PG-RNTI and receive, during the paging occasion, a paging indication via at least six bits of a DCI, where each bit of the at least six bits may indicate a paging indication for a particular set of UEs and the particular set of UEs may be a subset of the set of UEs. The UE may also be configured to, in response to determining that the UE has a paging message, decode a corresponding PDSCH.
US12143977B2	Method for transmitting and receiving uplink signal in wireless communication system, and apparatus therefor A method of transmitting an uplink signal by a user equipment in a wireless communication system includes receiving configuration information related to transmission of an uplink signal and transmitting the uplink signal based on the configuration information. The configuration information includes information indicating a specific beam related to a maximum permissible exposure (MPE) of a radio frequency (RF), and the transmission of the uplink signal is based on the specific beam.
US12143976B2	Signaling-overhead reduction with resource grouping A configuration for configuring and updating the spatial relationship of multiple physical uplink control channel (PUCCH) resources in a single message, thereby reducing signaling overhead. A user equipment (UE) constructs a message associated with at least one of a plurality of component carriers (CCs) or a plurality of bandwidth parts (BWPs) indicating a same spatial relation for the at least one of the plurality of CCs or the plurality of BWPs. The UE transmits the message to a base station. The base station transmits a message to the UE configuring multiple spatial parameters for the at least one of the plurality of CCs, the plurality of BWPs, or a plurality of uplink/downlink resources.
US12143975B2	Method for the bidirectional transmission of data, in particular sensor data, and radio-capable node A method for transmitting data or sensor data by radio between a preferably fixed battery-operated node and base station in a communication system with bidirectional radio transmission, includes providing a base station communication module having a first frequency transmitter, and a node communication module having a first frequency transmitter and second frequency transmitter with lower frequency. The node communication module transmits data in the uplink to the base station communication module by splitting a radio telegram into data packets transmitted successively with temporal spacing. The base station communication module transmits data in the downlink to the node communication module by splitting a radio telegram into data packets transmitted successively with temporal spacing. To improve downlink reception quality, two calibrations of first and second node frequency transmitters occur during transmission of the sum of a sequence of uplink data packets and subsequent sequence of downlink data packets including periods therebetween.
US12143971B2	UE fallback behavior for capability #2 and multiple PDSCH/PUSCH per slot in NR Systems, methods, and circuitries are provided for determining fallback behavior in a user equipment (UE) wireless communication device. The method includes signaling an enhanced processing time capability and fallback type to the wireless network, wherein the processing time capability includes respective numbers of transport blocks per slot the UE can process mapped to different respective specified numbers of serving cells. A number of configured serving cells that support the enhanced processing time capability is determined. The method includes determining, based on the number of configured serving cells, a maximum number of transport blocks per slot that will be communicated between the UE and the configured serving cells. A fallback behavior based on the determined maximum number of transport blocks per slot and the fallback type is determined.
US12143965B2	Terminal A terminal including a transmission unit that transmits a trigger of a channel state information report to another terminal, a reception unit that receives the channel state information report with at least one of following conditions: in a specific duration; after a specific duration; in a predetermined resource; and in a resource after an ACK or a NACK corresponding to the trigger, and a control unit that determines at least one of: a failure of the trigger; and a failure of the channel state information report, or performs an operation corresponding to the failure is provided.
US12143964B2	Robust UE-autonomous antenna adaptation A method is for receiving, by a user equipment (UE), one or more physical downlink control channels (PDCCHs) from a wireless network using a selectable portion of a plurality of available resources. The method comprises determining one or more PDCCH reception quality metrics for each of a plurality of candidate subsets of the available resources, selecting a particular candidate subset based on the determined PDCCH reception quality metrics, and monitoring for PDCCH transmissions using only the selected subset of resources. A UE and computer program therefor are also disclosed.
US12143963B2	Methods and apparatuses for UE grouping Methods and apparatuses for UE grouping are disclosed. A method at a remote unit comprises receiving parameters on service information and grouping rule information; and computing a group ID based on the parameters on service information and the grouping rule information.
US12143960B2	Compressed DC location reporting scheme for UL CA Aspects include systems and methods for compressed direct current (DC) location reporting, such as DC location reporting in uplink (UL) carrier aggregation (CA) deployments in a wireless network. Various aspects may include a UE computing device determining and indicating DC locations only for a subset of a plurality of component carriers (CCs) in a channel bandwidth to a base station and/or a UE computing device determining and indicating DC locations for a subset of activation permutations for bandwidth parts (BWPs) of a plurality of CCs in a channel bandwidth that is less than all possible activation permutations of the BWPs of the plurality of CCs in the channel bandwidth.
US12143959B2	Acquiring location information of an assisting transmission and reception point (TRP) Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide techniques for acquiring location information of an assisting node, such as an assisting transmission and reception point (TRP). The location information may include geographical location information as well as spatial information. The location information may be used to facilitate positioning and other purposes, such as beam management, interference management, and sensing between one or more assisting TRPs and one or more network entities (e.g., a gNodeB (gNB), a user equipment (UE), a central unit (CU), or a distributed unit (DU)). To achieve these purposes, accurate locations of the assisting TRPs are needed. The present disclosure provides techniques for acquiring and exchanging the accurate location information of such assisting TRPs.
US12143957B2	Independent Tx and Rx timing-based processing for positioning and sensing Aspects presented herein may enable a network entity to calculate a relative clock drift between a Tx antenna panel and an Rx antenna panel that use different RF hardware/circuits (e.g., clocks). In one aspect, a network entity obtains a plurality of RTT measurements between a Tx antenna panel, a device with a known position, and an Rx antenna panel over a period of time, where the Tx antenna panel is associated with a first clock and the Rx antenna panel is associated with a second clock. The network entity obtains a first timing delay associated with the device based on the plurality of RTT measurements. The network entity calculates a clock offset between the Tx antenna panel and the Rx antenna panel based on the obtained first timing delay associated with the device.
US12143951B2	Multi-bandwidth operation for a wireless communication system An apparatus for wireless communications includes a processor and a memory that includes instructions. The one or more processors are configured to execute the instructions to control reception, from a base station, of a first downlink signal using a first bandwidth amount that is based on a first frequency range associated with a particular signal transmitted by the base station. The one or more processors are further configured to execute the instructions to initiate transmission, to the base station, of a first uplink signal using a second bandwidth amount. The second bandwidth amount is less than the first bandwidth amount, and the second bandwidth amount is based on a second frequency range associated with an uplink channel.
US12143947B2	Techniques for scaling a transmit power limit Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may identify a first transmit power limit based at least in part on at least one of a specific absorption rate limit, a maximum permissible exposure limit, or a power density limit. The UE may modify, based at least in part on a scaling factor associated with a time interval, the first transmit power limit to obtain a modified first transmit power limit. The UE may transmit a signal based at least in part on the modified first transmit power limit. Numerous other aspects are described.
US12143945B2	Power spectral density limit for 6 GHz This disclosure describes systems, methods, and devices related to power spectral density (PSD) limit. A device may generate a frame comprising one or more elements to be sent to a first station device, wherein the frame is to be sent using a 6 GHz band. The device may include in the frame, information associated with a PSD limit on a per bandwidth size basis of the 6 GHz band. The device may cause to send the frame to the first station device.
US12143943B2	Uplink link adaptation in 5G base stations A method for providing uplink link adaptation in 5G base stations is presented. In one embodiment the method includes computing a RSSI of each allocation measuredRSSI(i), including blocks which are unused; computing measurements upon receiving channel allocation and TPC commands from a MAC, the measurements including a revisedWidebandRSSI including a revisedRSSI(i), a lowest relative threshold of each allocation, and a revised RSSI of each allocation after applying TPC commands normalized by the revisedWidebandRSSI; when the revisedWidebandRSSI is greater than a widebandRSSIthreshold, then resetting the TPC commands to be sent to the particular UE and sending a saturation_error_indication message to the MAC; wherein when a revisedRSSInorm(i) for at least one allocation is below the widebandRSSIthreshold, sending the quant_loss_error_indication message to the MAC along with the corresponding index of the allocation; and adapting the MCS and power control information for each of the allocations in the next subframe.
US12143942B2	Apparatus and method for adaptively controlling RF transmission power in wireless AV system The present invention relates to an apparatus and a method for adaptively controlling RF transmission power in a wireless AV system. Disclosed is an apparatus for controlling RF transmission power, comprising: a control unit for setting RF transmission power on the basis of position information about a wireless data reception device; and a wireless communication unit for transmitting a wireless AV signal to the wireless data reception device at the set RF transmission power, adjusting the set RF transmission power on the basis of the RF reception sensitivity of the wireless data reception device, and transmitting the wireless AV signal to the wireless data reception device at the adjusted RF transmission power.
US12143939B2	Methods and systems for wireless communication Methods and systems for wireless communication are described. A computing device may receive data via a network. The computing device may modify one or more settings associated with a network based on the data.
US12143937B2	Methods and apparatuses for enabling DM-RS filtering within a time period Methods and apparatuses for use in a wireless communication. A method includes receiving first information providing first transmit power control (TPC) commands and second information providing a first number of slots for a transmission of a channel. The method further includes determining: a first set and a second set of transmission occasions for the channel over the first number of slots, a first power based on a first power control adjustment state, an accumulated value of the first TPC commands, a second power control adjustment state based on the first power control adjustment state and the accumulated value of the first TPC commands, and a second power based on the second power control adjustment state. The method further includes transmitting the channel with the first power in the transmission occasions of the first set and the second power in the transmission occasions of the second set.
US12143935B2	Method and apparatus for transmitting and receiving power saving signal in wireless communication system The present disclosure relates to: a communication technique for merging IoT technology with a 5G communication system for supporting higher data transmission rates than 4G systems; and a system therefor. The present disclosure can be applied to intelligent services (e.g., smart homes, smart buildings, smart cities, smart cars or connected cars, healthcare, digital education, retail businesses, security and safety related services, etc.) on the basis of 5G communication technology and IoT-related technologies. The present disclosure discloses a method and an apparatus for transmitting a power saving signal.
US12143931B2	Methods for selection of energy source based on energy rate correlated with radio traffic power usage and related apparatus A method performed by a control node for a radio access network. The control node may select an energy source from a plurality of energy sources connected to a base station based on selecting an energy rate of one of the energy sources correlated in time with a radio traffic power usage of the base station. The selection may be made from a plurality of energy rates for the plurality of energy rates correlated in time for each energy source with a radio traffic power usage of the base station. The selected energy rate may improve at least one operating parameter of the selected energy source. The control node may activate the selected energy source for use by the base station. A further method performed by a global control node may be provided.
US12143924B2	Station placement designing apparatus, station placement designing method and program A communication quality calculation unit (11) of a base station placement design device (1) calculates communication quality of each terminal in a case where a base station is installed at a base station placement candidate location for a plurality of base station placement candidate locations. An aggregation unit (12) aggregate the number of terminals whose communication quality calculated by the communication quality calculation unit (11) is equal to or greater than a threshold value for each of the plurality of base station placement candidate locations. A base station placement location selection unit (13) selects a base station placement location from among the plurality of base station placement candidate locations, based on the number of terminals aggregated by the aggregation unit (12) for each of the plurality of base station placement candidate locations.
US12143923B2	Communication system and communication method A communication system for providing a wireless terminal with access to a network, the wireless terminal storing an identification number for accessing a first network, the communication system being configured to receive a connection initiation request from the wireless terminal while the wireless terminal is located in a second service area of a second network, the second service area being different from a first service area of the first network; select, in response to the connection initiation request, a gateway of a third network connected to the second network; and send a gateway ID of the selected gateway toward the second network. A method and a non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing a program are also disclosed.
US12143921B2	Steering of terminals in case of disaster Systems, methods, apparatuses, and computer program products for steering terminals to a different network in case of a disaster. A method may include sending, to a network node of a first network, a first message including an indication that a disaster condition applies to a second network when the disaster condition applies to the second network. The method may also include sending a second message to the network node of the first network including an indication that the disaster condition no longer applies to the second network when the disaster condition no longer applies to the second network.
US12143920B2	Method and system for handling radio link monitoring (RLM) using bandwidth part (BWP) configurations The present disclosure relates to a communication method and system for converging a 5th-Generation (5G) communication system for supporting higher data rates beyond a 4th-Generation (4G) system with a technology for Internet of Things (IoT). The present disclosure may be applied to intelligent services based on the 5G communication technology and the IoT-related technology, such as smart home, smart building, smart city, smart car, connected car, health care, digital education, smart retail, security and safety services. An embodiment of the present invention provides a method of a base station in a wireless communication system, the method comprising: transmitting, to a user equipment (UE), a master information block (MIB) including initial downlink bandwidth part (BWP) configuration information; and transmitting, to the UE, Remaining Minimum System Information (RMSI) including initial uplink bandwidth part (BWP) configuration information, wherein the RMSI is transmitted based on the initial downlink bandwidth part (BWP) configuration information.
US12143917B2	Role-based access control system A computer-readable media, system, and method for providing role-based access management to channels within a group-based communication system. Role-based access management allows for a plurality of roles to be established and for users to be associated with these roles. Roles may be associated with sets of permissions allowing users assigned to the respective role to perform various actions within the group-based communication system. The group-based communication system may include preset, system roles with predetermined permissions and custom, user-defined roles may be created by administrators within the group-based communication system.
US12143915B2	Controlling tree topology over mesh topology based on autonomous decentralized control A first wireless node transmits a control signal to be propagated to each of a plurality of wireless links linked up between a plurality of wireless nodes that forms a backhaul network. Each of second wireless nodes that is different from the first wireless node selects, for a transmission route of a data signal, a wireless link corresponding to one of different routes in an upstream direction toward the first wireless node among the linked up wireless links, based on an indicator indicative of a radio wave propagation quality of one or more wireless links through which a plurality of the control signals received from different routes are propagated.
US12143912B2	Method for operating a mobile radio According to various embodiments, a method (100, 200) for operating a mobile radio (102) according to a first mode (107) and a second mode (109) can involve: ascertaining (101) an indication of a location of the mobile radio (102) by means of a first sensor of the mobile radio (102); ascertaining a touch on the mobile radio (102) by means of a second sensor of the mobile radio (102), changing over to the second mode (109) if it has been ascertained in the first mode (107) that the touch satisfies a first predefined criterion, generating a message (106) according to a wireless communication protocol if it has been ascertained in the second mode (109) that the touch was interrupted, wherein the message (106) contains the indication and also indicates that the touch was interrupted; changing over (105) to the first mode (107) without generating the message (106) if it has been ascertained in the second mode (109) that the touch satisfies a second predefined criterion.
US12143908B2	Emergency reporting device for vehicle An emergency reporting device for a vehicle includes an emergency detector and a communicator. The emergency detector is configured to detect or estimate an emergency including a collision of the vehicle. The communicator is configured to, when the emergency of the vehicle is detected or estimated, transmit information related to the emergency to outside so that a succeeding vehicle receives the information related to the emergency. The communicator is configured to, after the information related to the emergency is transmitted, receive acknowledgment information from the succeeding vehicle about reception of the information related to the emergency.
US12143906B2	Network node, vehicle to everything application enabler client and methods performed therein A method performed by a vehicle to everything application enabler (VAE) client of a wireless device for using a service in a wireless communication network for vehicle to anything (V2X) wireless devices. The VAE client receives, from a V2X application specific client, a V2X message of a service with a service ID; and determines a network node for receiving an uplink V2X message based on the service ID. The VAE client further transmits the uplink V2X message to the determined network node with the service ID.
US12143905B2	Method, apparatus, and computer-readable medium for intelligent transportation system (ITS) message distribution Embodiments include methods performed by a V2X application enabler (VAE) client, of a V2X User Equipment (UE) arranged for communication with a VAE server. Such methods include sending, to the VAE server, a first request for registration or de-registration to receive intelligent transportation system (ITS) messages associated with at least one of the following: a first V2X service, when an identifier of the first V2X service is included in the first request; and a first geographic area, when an identifier of the first geographic area is included in the first request. Such methods also include receiving, from the VAE server, a first response comprising an acknowledgement of the first request for registration or de-registration. Embodiments also include complementary methods and/or procedures performed by VAE servers, as well as V2X UEs, VAE servers, and computer-readable media configured in accordance with the exemplary methods and/or procedures.
US12143904B2	Systems and methods for verifying reliability of sensor data received from mobile devices Method and system for verifying a reliability of sensor data received from a mobile device of a user are disclosed. For example, the method includes receiving first sensor data collected and/or generated by one or more sensors of the mobile device from an application installed on a mobile device of a user at a first time, receiving second sensor data collected and/or generated by the one or more sensors of the mobile device from the application at a second time, determining whether the mobile device is in a vehicle that the user is driving during a time interval based at least upon the first sensor data and the second sensor data, and in response to the mobile device not being in the vehicle that the user is driving during the time interval, transmitting a notification to the mobile device indicating that the application does not work properly.
US12143903B2	Vehicle network A commercial vehicle comprises a plurality of wireless nodes fixed to points on the surface of the vehicle and configured to cooperate to form a vehicle network, wherein lines of sights between adjacent ones of the wireless nodes are sensibly unobstructed and/or sensibly parallel to the surface of the vehicle. The vehicle network may include additional wired links. A backhaul port provides Internet connectivity, at least intermittently, to the vehicle network. At least one of the wireless nodes is operable to act as wireless access point for mobile stations in the vehicle's vicinity and is optionally assisted by a wireless communication host.
US12143899B2	Message transmission method and apparatus Example message transmission methods and apparatus are provided. One example method includes obtaining a first correspondence by a core network device, where the first correspondence includes a correspondence between target device information and first time sensitive networking (TSN) domain information. The target device information is used to identify a target device, and the first TSN domain information is used to identify a TSN domain to which a first TSN device belongs. The core network device receives a multicast message from a second TSN device, where the multicast message includes second TSN domain information which is used to identify a TSN domain to which the second TSN device belongs. The core network device sends the multicast message to the target device when determining, based on the second TSN domain information and the first correspondence, that the second TSN device and the first TSN device belong to a same TSN domain.
US12143895B2	Pairing groups of accessories Embodiments that relate to pairing and finding a group of accessory devices are described. In an embodiment, a pairing status is received from a first accessory device, a request is sent to the first accessory device for information on a number of accessory devices in a device group and a number of accessory devices that are proximate to the first accessory device in the device group, information on a second accessory device in the device group is received, a continue pairing message is sent to the second accessory device if the second accessory device is proximate, and a device group profile is created with information on the number of parts and received information on the second accessory device.
US12143894B2	Monitoring tool for detecting violations of user physical location constraints Techniques are provided for detecting violations of user physical location constraints. One method comprises obtaining a constraint on a physical location of a user within a building; evaluating a network signal from a processing device of the user to identify a physical port that connects the processing device of the user to a network; obtaining a mapping of the physical port to a physical location within the building to determine the physical location of the user within the building; determining if the physical location of the user within the building violates the constraint; and initiating an automated remedial action in response to a result of the determining. The user can be identified using a device signature of the processing device of the user (e.g., based on one or more identifiers of hardware, software and/or network elements associated with the processing device).
US12143883B2	Method for supporting handover and corresponding apparatus The present disclosure relates to a communication method and system for converging a 5th-Generation (5G) communication system for supporting higher data rates beyond a 4th-Generation (4G) system with a technology for Internet of Things (IoT). The present disclosure may be applied to intelligent services based on the 5G communication technology and the IoT-related technology, such as smart home, smart building, smart city, smart car, connected car, health care, digital education, smart retail, security and safety services. The present disclosure provides a method of a base station for supporting an inter-system handover from an evolved packet system (EPS) system to a 5th generation (5G) system. The method solves the data forwarding problem during the movement of a UE between an LTE system and a 5G system, so that the loss of data is avoided and the continuity of services is ensured.
US12143881B2	Systems and methods of managing communication endpoints In one embodiment, a method includes receiving a trigger to dynamically modify a serving site of a communication endpoint, wherein the communication endpoint is registered to receive digital communication service from a first serving site. The method further includes determining a stored serving-site selection policy applicable to the communication endpoint. The method also includes selecting a second serving site for the communication endpoint based, at least part, on a stored serving-site selection policy. Also, the method includes determining endpoint-configuration requirements of the second serving site. Furthermore, the method includes dynamically generating endpoint configurations that satisfy the endpoint-configuration requirements of the second serving site. Moreover, the method includes writing the generated endpoint configurations to the communication endpoint. Additionally, the method includes causing the communication endpoint to register to receive digital communication service from the second serving site in place of the first serving site.
US12143879B2	Apparatus, method and computer program There is provided an apparatus, said apparatus comprising means for operating using a first measurement configuration, determining that a first trigger condition related to at least a radio link failure indicator is met and in response to the determining, operating using a second measurement configuration until a second trigger condition is met, wherein operating using the second measurement configuration comprises at least one of performing measurements with a decreased periodicity, an increased number of samples and/or an increased number of reports, increasing the number of measured neighbour cells and reducing a time to trigger handover period relative to the first measurement configuration.
US12143877B2	Method and apparatus for sidelink operation A method for sidelink operation performed by a user equipment (UE) is provided. The method includes receiving, from a first cell, a conditional handover command that includes an indication of a second cell and one or more triggering conditions for handover to the second cell, performing handover to the second cell after determining that at least one of the triggering conditions is fulfilled, and applying a sidelink resource configuration that is stored in the UE after performing handover to the second cell based on the conditional handover command.
US12143876B2	Method for radio link failure recovery and user equipment Provided in the present invention are a method for radio link failure recovery and user equipment. The method for radio link failure recovery includes: initiating, by user equipment (UE), an RRC connection re-establishment procedure; in a cell selection procedure of the RRC connection re-establishment procedure, if a selected cell is a conditional handover candidate cell of the UE, then performing, by the UE, a handover to the selected cell; and if the selected cell is not a conditional handover candidate cell of the UE, then suspending, by the UE, all radio bearers except signaling radio bearer 0 (SRB0), and continuing the RRC connection re-establishment procedure.
US12143875B2	Communication of cell configuration parameters of an unlicensed cell A first base station receives, from a second base station, cell configuration parameters of one or more cells of the second base station, the cell configuration parameters indicating at least one first information element (IE) indicating a first identifier of a first cell of the one or more cells, at least one second IE indicating that the first cell is an unlicensed cell, and at least one third IE indicating a radio frequency channel number of the unlicensed cell. The first base station sends, to the second base station, a request message for adding the second base station as a secondary base station for a wireless device after receiving the cell configuration parameters.
US12143872B2	Reporting of successful handover to a target cell A method performed by a wireless device includes, in response to a successful handover procedure, compiling a successful handover report comprising state information of the wireless device. The successful handover report is transmitted to a target cell.
US12143865B2	System and method for managing multimedia broadcast multicast service (MBMS) continuity A system and method for managing Multimedia Broadcast Multicast Service (MBMS) continuity. The system and method include transmitting, by a wireless communication device through a first distributed unit (DU) of a wireless communication node to a central unit (CU) of the wireless communication node, a first message. The first DU corresponds to a first subset of a plurality of MBMS services of the CU. The first message indicates a second subset of the plurality of MBMS services that corresponds to a second DU of the wireless communication node. The system and method include receiving, by the wireless communication device from the CU in response to transmitting the first message, a second message including MBMS scheduling information. The system and method include performing, by the wireless communication device, a handover procedure from the first DU to the second DU.
US12143863B2	Network entities and methods for on-the-fly massive QoS monitoring There is provided a first network entity, comprising a defining unit configured to define a common communication session comprising a plurality of contexts, wherein the common communication session is common to a plurality of network entities and terminal devices, a preconfiguring unit configured to preconfigure the common communication session by preconfiguring at least one context out of the plurality of contexts to be common for more than one network entity out of the plurality of network entities and for more than one terminal device out of the plurality of terminal devices, a first initiating unit configured to, based on the preconfiguration by the preconfiguring unit, initiate the preconfigured common communication session for at least one network entity out of the more than one network entities, and a triggering unit configured to, based on the initiation by the first initiating unit, trigger to initiate the preconfigured common communication session for at least one terminal device out of the more than one terminal devices.
US12143853B2	Receiving device, transmission device, wireless communication system, and communication status reporting method A terminal device (200) includes a wireless communication unit (210) that receives data transmitted from a base station device (100); a reception buffer (231) that can hold the data received by the wireless communication unit (210); and a transmission control unit (222) that can perform control, in accordance with a status of the reception buffer, such that communication status information indicating a reception status of the data is transmitted to the base station device (100).
US12143852B2	Meeting strict QoS requirements through network control of device route and location A Network Data Analytic Function (NWDAF) may assist an application server by determining a quality of server (QoS) or delivery timing requirements can be met at a location, e.g., along a route. The NWDAF may collect information from one or more cells near the location, e.g., an Operations and Management (OAM) system. Communications with the NWDAF may be facilitated by a Network Exposure Function (NEF) or an Nnwdaf_AnalyticsInfo_Request service operation. The NWDAF may indicate a potential QoS change at the location. The application server may be a V2X application server.
US12143851B2	Distributed unit (DU) measurement and event reporting in disaggregated base station Aspects relate to measurement and event reporting from a distributed unit (DU) of a disaggregated base station to a central unit (CU) of the disaggregated base station. The CU can configure the DU with a measurement configuration associated with at least one value to be obtained by the DU and a reporting configuration for reporting the at least one value to the CU. The measurement reports can be sent by DU periodically or the measurement reports can be event-triggered based on the reporting configuration. In addition, the measurement reports can be UE-specific or DU/cell-specific. The measurement reports may include random access channel (RACH) reports, uplink measurement reports, radio link protocol (RLC) reports, medium access control (MAC) protocol reports, and other types of measurement or event-based reports.
US12143844B2	User equipment, base station, and method A method by a user equipment (UE) is described. The method includes transmitting, to a base station, a capability to indicate multiple combinations (X, Y) for PDCCH monitoring, each combination (X, Y) is associated with a respective maximum number of monitored PDCCH candidates, determining spans in which PDCCH is monitored, and each span is a number of consecutive OFDM symbols up to Y, determining, from the multiple combinations (X, Y), one or more combinations (X, Y) in which the value of X is equal to or less than the minimum value of the gap separation of every two consecutive spans, determining, from the one or more combinations (X, Y), a combination (X, Y) with a larger maximum number of monitored PDCCH candidates for PDCCH monitoring.
US12143842B2	System and method for sharing data based on a combined bandwidth consumption A system, method, and computer program product are provided for sharing data based on an adjusted bandwidth consumption. In use, a first sharing action is received by a network carrier system by a first device for one or more data items. Additionally, it is determined, by the network carrier system, that the first sharing action satisfies an exclusion criteria. The first sharing action is performed by the network carrier system, where the first sharing action comprises streaming the one or more data items to the first device, and data transmitted to the first device in connection with the first sharing action is excluded from a data plan usage calculated by the network carrier system for the first device.
US12143839B2	Interference measurement method and apparatus This application provides an interference measurement method and apparatus. A second functional entity of an interference-generating node sends, by using one or more beams corresponding to a reference signal resource identifier of a first functional entity of the interference-generating node, a reference signal used for interference measurement, so that an interfered node can perform interference measurement.
US12143838B2	Processing method and terminal A processing method includes: performing a target operation when data transmission on a target transmission path in the M transmission paths fails, where the target operation includes at least one of: reporting failure indication information; performing a first operation on a target radio link control (RLC) entity corresponding to the target transmission path; performing a second operation on a target medium access control (MAC) entity corresponding to the target transmission path; performing a third operation on a target SCell corresponding to the target transmission path; or performing a fourth operation on the target split bearer.
US12143833B2	Method and system for post-construction check-out processing An example method of testing a cell site includes capturing a transmission from a radio at the cell site on a mobile device located at the cell site, receiving position data on the mobile device while capturing the transmission, and verifying that the position data identifies the cell site on the mobile device. The mobile device receives a signal from the radio at the cell site at a frequency and validates a measurement of a voltage standing wave ratio (VSWR) of the signal at the frequency. The mobile device validates a power up of the radio at the cell site without detecting an alarm, and the mobile device validates that a connection on a port of an antenna at the cell site is coupled to a low-band connection or a high-band connection.
US12143832B2	Neural network circuit remote electrical tilt antenna infrastructure management based on probability of actions A network metrics repository stores cell performance metrics and rule-based data measured during operation of a communication network. A policy neural network circuit has an input layer having input nodes, a sequence of hidden layers, and at least one output node. A processor trains the policy neural network circuit to approximate a baseline rule-based policy for controlling a tilt angle of a remote electrical tilt (RET) antenna based on the rule-based data. The processor provides a live cell performance metric to input nodes, adapts weights that are used by the input nodes responsive to output of the output node, and controls operation of the tilt angle of the RET antenna based on the output The output node provides the output responsive to processing a stream of cell performance metrics through the input nodes. The processor controls operation of the RET antenna based on the output.
US12143831B2	Methods, systems and computer program products for automatic calibration of antennas Methods of auto-calibrating antennas in a target environment are provided including obtaining a map and associated scale of the target environment; displaying the map to a user on a user display device; discovering a plurality of antennas present in the target environment; illustrating the discovered plurality of antennas on the map; repositioning at least some of the plurality antennas on the map; locking selected ones of plurality of antennas into a current position to provide a plurality of locked antennas, wherein the plurality of locked antennas is equal to zero or greater; and auto-calibrating a remaining plurality of unlocked antennas, wherein auto-calibrating includes moving each of the remaining plurality of unlocked antennas from a first position to a second position.
US12143828B2	Sidelink synchronization signal block designs for shared spectrum Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A first user equipment (UE) may perform a channel access procedure to gain access to a bandwidth part in a shared spectrum for sidelink communications with a second UE. The first UE may transmit a signal to the second UE using one or more sub-bands of the bandwidth part, and the signal may include one or more sidelink synchronization signal blocks (S-SSBs) multiplexed with frequency resources associated with a physical sidelink shared channel (PSSCH). The one or more S-SSBs may be transmitted using a set of symbol periods of a transmission time interval (TTI) (e.g., a slot) that are preceded by a least four initial symbol periods of the TTI. In some examples, the first UE may transmit a sidelink control information (SCI) message indicating which of the one or more sub-bands include the one or more S-SSBs.
US12143823B2	Method for implementing request from app by SIM in mobile phone A method for implementing requests from an app by a SIM in a mobile phone comprises the steps of: binding an app to a BIP server by a mobile phone; delivering a request command to the BIP server from the mobile phone; converting the request command to an APDU format, packing the converted request command in the APDU format in a request packet, and delivering the request packet to an IP of a SIM by the BIP server; receiving and unpacking the request packet to have the converted request command, and providing the converted request command to the SIM; executing the request command to have a result by the SIM; delivering the result in a response packet to the BIP server via the mobile network relayed; unpacking the response packet to fetch the result, and delivering the result to the mobile phone for the app by the BIP server.
US12143821B2	Fraud detection in wireless communication networks Detecting and remediating fraud on a wireless communications network is described. Trace reports corresponding to nodes and user equipment may be received. Two or more user equipment and associated with a common user may be indicative of fraud. Two or more user equipment may be instructed to identify their precise location, such as via a minimization of drive-testing system of the node and/or UE. Upon receiving a first precise location associated with a first user equipment and a second precise location associated with a second user equipment, and accessing a historical record of the common user, a comparison may be performed. Based upon this, one or more user equipment may be identified as fraudulent. Various remedial actions may be instructed related to at least one of the first node or the first user equipment.
US12143820B2	Integrity protection of radio resource control message A method performed by a wireless device (12) for use in a wireless communication system (10). The method comprises: receiving (W2100) signaling (22) indicating how the wireless device (12) is to generate a message authentication code, MAC, (20) for integrity protecting a Radio Resource Control, RRC, message (18) that 5 requests resumption of an RRC connection; generating (W2110) the MAC according to the signaling; and transmitting (W2120) the RRC message and the generated MAC. Further methods, a wireless devices, network nodes, computer programs, carriers and a communication system are also disclosed.
US12143817B2	Secure mobile initiated authentications to web-services Provided is a process for mobile-initiated authentications to web services. Credential values of the user are established within a trusted execution environment of the mobile device and representations are transmitted to a server. The user of the mobile device may authenticate with the mobile device to the server, which may convey access to a web-based service from a relying device. The server may pass credentials corresponding to the web-service received from the mobile device and verified to permit user access to the web-service to the relying device. The relying device presents credentials to the web-service to login, authenticate, or otherwise obtain user-level permission for the user on the relying device. The user of the mobile device may authenticate with the mobile device to the server, and may initiate the authentication process from the mobile device, without inputting credentials corresponding to the web-service on the relying device.
US12143815B2	Wireless communication system, wireless communication method and non-transitory computer-readable medium storing wireless communication program A wireless repeater holds control information for controlling a communication status of a first wireless communication path for short-range wireless communication and authentication data required to permit short-range wireless communication, automatically permits connection when receiving a connection request using the first wireless communication path from the mobile terminal, determines, when receiving an authentication request with authentication data requesting a start of wireless communication from the connected mobile terminal, whether to authenticate the authentication-request-source mobile terminal, based on a result of comparing the authentication data attached to the authentication request from the mobile terminal with the authentication data held in the wireless repeater, and sets, when the mobile terminal is authenticated, a status of the wireless repeater to a status for performing wireless communication with the mobile terminal using the first wireless communication path.
US12143811B2	Privacy management According to an example aspect of the present invention, there is provided an apparatus comprising at least one processing core, at least one memory including computer program code, the at least one memory and the computer program code being configured to, with the at least one processing core, cause the apparatus at least to process a time series of location information elements, indicating a series of past locations of the apparatus, for input to an input layer of an artificial neural network, provide the processed time series of location information elements to the input layer of the artificial neural network, to obtain as output of the artificial neural network a predicted current location of the apparatus, and provide the predicted current location of the apparatus to a network entity as a current location of the apparatus.
US12143804B2	Audio augmentation system and method An audio augmentation system includes a memory and one or more processors that obtain a first audio stream generated by a first remote audio input device and a second audio stream generated by a second remote audio input device. The first and second audio streams are tagged with respective first and second source information. The processors assign the first audio stream to a first output setting based on the first source information, and assign the second audio stream to a different, second output setting based on the second source information. The processors control an audio output device to audibly emit the first audio stream according to the first output setting and the second audio stream according to the second output setting to acoustically differentiate the first audio stream from the second audio stream, independent of content of the first and second audio streams.
US12143800B2	Systems and methods for authenticating and calibrating passive speakers with a graphical user interface Systems and methods for detecting and configuring passive speakers within a playback system using a graphical user interface are disclosed. In one embodiment, a method of for detecting and configuration passive speakers in a playback system using a mobile device includes deriving speaker identification data concerning one or more passive speakers connected to an audio device in a playback system based upon at least an electrical signal sent to and returned from the one or more passive speakers, where the electrical signal is sent by the audio device including an audio stage comprising one or more amplifiers, and where the speaker identification data comprises information identifying a type of speaker, and displaying a graphical user interface screen on a mobile device based upon the identified type of speaker, where the displayed information and selectable options are dependent upon the identified type of speaker.
US12143799B2	Acoustic signal encoding method, acoustic signal decoding method, program, encoding device, acoustic system, and decoding device Provided is an acoustic signal encoding method capable of encoding an acoustic signal having a large number of channels at a sufficient bit rate. In this acoustic signal encoding method, the acoustic signal of a plurality of channels are encoded by executing encoding device. Firstly, the masking threshold corresponding to the spatial masking effect of hearing is calculated. Then, the amount of information for allocating the acoustic signal of the plurality of channels to each channel is determined by the calculated masking threshold. Then, the acoustic signal of the plurality of channels are encoded with the amount of information allocated to each. This makes it possible to encode the acoustic signal of the plurality of channels at a sufficient bit rate.
US12143792B2	Micro speaker The present invention provides a micro speaker, including a frame with a containment space, and a magnetic circuit system and a vibration system contained in the containment space. The vibration system includes a first diaphragm, a circuit board, a skeleton, and a voice coil. The micro speaker further includes a welding plate structure and a balance component. The voice coil includes a lead wire electrically connected with the welding plate structure. By setting the balance component on the skeleton, the present invention can keep the weight balance at both ends of the skeleton, so as to ensure that the skeleton will not sway when the vibration system is working, so that the vibration of the skeleton is stable and the sound quality is improved.
US12143788B2	Playback transitions Examples described herein relate to transitioning a playback session between portable playback devices such as “smart” headphones, earbuds, and handheld speakers with playback devices of a zone-based media playback system. Exemplary techniques facilitate continuity of playback when transitioning between locations (e.g., from at home to on-the-go or vice versa) or between listening paradigms (e.g., personal or out-loud playback of audio content). An example implementation includes detecting a swap trigger, determining the source playback device(s) and target playback device(s), and performing a playback session swap between the source playback device(s) and target playback device(s).
US12143787B2	Modifying and transferring audio between devices Certain embodiments relate generally to modifying audio playing on a first device based on detection of that audio by a second device. Other embodiments relate to transferring audio between a first device and a second device. More particularly, audio playing from a first device may be muted, stopped, or adjusted in volume based on detection of that audio by, or interaction with, a second device. Likewise, audio may be transferred from a first device to a second device based on communications between the first and second devices, proximity of the first and second devices relative to one another, proximity of a user to either the first or second device, and so on.
US12143786B2	Electronic device having multiple speakers controlled by a single functional chip An electronic device includes two speakers, a single functional chip, a parameter extraction circuit, an audio processing module, a gain adjusting circuit and a current detecting unit. The current detecting unit is disposed in the functional chip for detecting the driving current of the two speakers. The functional chip provides the driving voltage of the two speakers based on an output signal and converts the analogue current/voltages of the two speakers into digital current/voltages. The parameter extraction circuit acquires the parameter of each speaker based on the digital current/voltages. The audio processing module acquires the gains of various physical quantities based on the parameter of each speaker and determines the final gain of each physical quantity. The gain adjusting circuit provides the output signal by adjusting the gain of an input signal based on the final gain of each physical quantity.
US12143783B1	Sound source localization with reflection detection A system configured to perform sound source localization (SSL) using reflection detection is provided. A device processes audio data from multiple microphones to determine timing information corresponding to sound sources. For example, the device may determine cross-correlation data for each microphone pair, determine autocorrelation data for each microphone, and then use the autocorrelation data and the cross-correlation data to calculate quality factors. The device may determine the direction of potential sound source(s) by generating Steered Response Power (SRP) data using the cross-correlation data. To perform reflection detection to distinguish between direct sounds and acoustic reflections, the device may generate modified SRP data using the quality factors. For example, the device may process the SRP data to detect two potential sound sources and then process the modified SRP data to determine that a first potential sound source corresponds to direct sound and a second potential sound source corresponds to acoustic reflections.
US12143774B2	Method of operating a hearing aid and a hearing aid A hearing aid having a digital processing unit (200) having at least four digital data inputs configured to provide four input signals, at least two digital data outputs configured to provide two output signals, and a calculation unit (100) having at least one switch and at least one first multiplexer configured to route the input signals from the digital data inputs to the digital data outputs. The first configuration of the at least one switch and the at least one first multiplexer provides a complex multiplication of the four input signals representing two complex numbers, and a second configuration of the at least one switch and the at least one first multiplexer provides parallel real multiplication of two pairs of input signals the four input signals representing four real numbers.
US12143773B2	Method for activating a gas, electrothermal gas actuator, and use of a gas actuator A method for activating a gas, wherein an electrically conductive aeromaterial having a pore space comprising the gas is electrically contacted and at least one electric current, which varies over time, flows through the aeromaterial, wherein the aeromaterial exhales gas from the pore space when the electrical power consumption is increased and inhales gas from the surroundings of the aeromaterial when the power consumption is decreased, and wherein a temporally pulsed current having predefined pulse power levels, pulse durations and pulse spacings is fed through the aeromaterial and the temperature of the aeromaterial is changed by the time-varying current by 100° C. or more within one second or less. The invention also relates to an electrothermal gas actuator and to uses of a gas actuator.
US12143772B2	Silicon-based microphone device and electronic device Provided are a silicon-based microphone device and an electronic device. The silicon-based microphone device comprises a circuit board, a shielding housing and at least two differential silicon-based microphone chips, wherein at least two sound inlet holes are provided on the circuit board, the shielding housing covers one side of the circuit board and forms a sound cavity with the circuit board, the silicon-based microphone chips are all located inside the sound cavity, the differential silicon-based microphone chips are respectively disposed at the sound inlet holes, and a back cavity of each differential silicon-based microphone chip is communicated with the sound inlet hole at the corresponding position, each of the differential silicon-based microphone chips comprises a first microphone structure and a second microphone structure, all of the first microphone structures are electrically connected, and all of the second microphone structures are electrically connected.
US12143771B2	Suspension for moving magnet actuator An actuator module includes a baseplate extending in a plane, a voice coil connected to the baseplate, and a magnet assembly. The actuator module also includes a rigid frame attached to the baseplate, the rigid frame comprising four stubs. The actuator module further includes a pair of springs suspending the magnet assembly relative to the frame and baseplate so that the voice coil extends into the air gap, the pair of springs including a first and second spring each shaped as a loop defining an aperture sized to accommodate motion of the magnet assembly along a direction of the coil axis, the first spring being attached to the frame at a first pair of the four stubs, the second spring being attached to the frame at a second pair of the four stubs, and both being attached to separate portions of the magnet assembly.
US12143768B2	Display device with integrated sound generators Provided are display devices and methods of driving the same. A display device may include: a display panel, a main sound generator and a sub-sound generator disposed on a surface of the display panel. The main sound generator outputs sound in a first directional mode, and each of the main sound generator and the sub-sound generator outputs sound in a second directional mode. Each directional mode may be a mode in which sound is directed towards a particular viewer's location.
US12143765B1	Vibroacoustic platform system A system for acoustically exciting a platform includes one or more sheets of material, each sheet having upper and lower surfaces. An acoustic transducer is disposed on the lower surface of each sheet, wherein the acoustic transducer excites each sheet with vibrational energy. Three or more supports disposed extending from the lower surface of each sheet.
US12143763B2	Earphones The present disclosure relates to acoustic technology, in particular to an earphone including a sound generation portion. The sound generation portion includes a transducer and a housing for accommodating the transducer. The earphone further includes an earhook. The earhook includes a first portion and a second portion. The first portion may be hung between an auricle and the head of a user, and the second portion may be connected to the first portion, extends toward an anterolateral side of the auricle, and may be connected to the sound generation portion. The sound generation portion may be fixed near an ear canal without blocking an opening of the ear canal. In at least one frequency range, when an input current of the transducer does not exceed 35.3 mA, a maximum sound pressure that the sound generation portion is able to provide to the ear canal may not be smaller than 75 dB.
US12143753B2	Remote access to personal video profile A system for providing a user-specific list of programs for online viewing based on a user profile stored in a DVR of a user, said system comprising: (a) a preference server linked to a wide area network and in communication with said DVR and at least one content server having a library of programs available for online delivery to a remote device; and (b) a User Menu hosted by said preference server and particular to said user, said User Menu providing said user-specific list of programs based on said user profile stored in said DVR.
US12143752B2	Indication of non-verbal cues within a video communication session Methods and systems provide for indication of non-verbal cues within a video communication session. In one embodiment, a method displays, for each of a number of participants within a video communication session, a user interface including participant windows corresponding to the plurality of participants, and a video for each of at least a subset of the participants, where the video is displayed within the corresponding participant window for the participant. The method analyzes, in real time, the video to detect a non-verbal cue from a participant. The method determines that the non-verbal cue has been sustained for a duration that exceeds a designated threshold of time. The method then displays, within the UI of at least one of the participants, a prompt associated with the non-verbal cue.
US12143750B2	Camera positioning device for eye-to-eye alignment in video conference applications A camera positioning device for eye-to-eye alignment in video conference applications is provided. The device can include a camera, a cord going from the camera to a computer, and a positioning component (e.g., a bracket) that connects the camera to the computer. The bracket allows for manual adjustment of the cord attached to the camera to maintain vertical and horizontal positioning and rotational stability of a camera for improved eye-to-eye alignment in video conference applications.
US12143747B2	Subtitle presentation based on volume control Systems and methods are provided for presenting subtitles. The systems and methods include accessing, by a user device, a video discovery graphical user interface that includes a plurality of videos; receiving a user input that gradually reduces volume of the user device; determining that the volume of the user device has gradually been reduced by the user input until a mute state has been reached in which audio output of the user device is disabled; and in response to determining that the volume of the user device has gradually been reduced until the mute state has been reached, automatically causing subtitles of a first video of the plurality of videos to be displayed during playback of the first video.
US12143745B2	Imaging apparatus, imaging system, and imaging method An imaging apparatus includes a first image sensor for receiving light of a first wave range, a second image sensor for receiving light of a second wave range other than the first wave range, an information acquisition unit for acquiring position information relating to the imaging apparatus and environment information relating to an imaging environment of the imaging apparatus, an estimation unit for estimating, for each subject to be imaged by the imaging apparatus, influence of an external factor of the imaging apparatus on a first image, which is obtained from the first image sensor, by using the position information and the environment information that are acquired by the information acquisition unit, and an image synthesis unit configured to synthesize the first image and a second image, which is obtained from the second image sensor, on the basis of the influence estimated by the estimation unit.
US12143743B2	Pixel with global shutter A pixel includes a photosensitive circuit, a sense node, a first transistor and a first capacitor. A first electrode of the first capacitor is connected to a control terminal of the first transistor. A second electrode of the first capacitor is to a node of application of a first control signal.
US12143741B2	Solid-state imaging device, and electronic apparatus Provided is a light detecting device, including a first electrode and a third electrode formed on a semiconductor layer, a photoelectric conversion layer formed on the first electrode and the third electrode, a second electrode formed on the photoelectric conversion layer, and an insulation film is disposed between the third electrode and the photoelectric conversion layer. A voltage of the third electrode is controlled to a voltage corresponding to a detection result which can contribute to control of discharge of charges or assist for transfer of charges.
US12143734B1	Enhanced depth of focus cameras using variable apertures and pixel binning Example embodiments relate to enhanced depth of focus cameras using variable apertures and pixel binning. An example embodiment includes a device. The device includes an image sensor. The image sensor includes an array of light-sensitive pixels and a readout circuit. The device also includes a variable aperture. Additionally, the device includes a controller that is configured to cause: the variable aperture to adjust to a first aperture size when a high-light condition is present, the variable aperture to adjust to a second aperture size when a low-light condition is present, the readout circuit to perform a first level of pixel binning when the high-light condition is present, and the readout circuit to perform a second level of pixel binning when the low-light condition is present. The second aperture size is larger than the first aperture size. The second level of pixel binning is greater than the first level of pixel binning.
US12143733B2	Intensity separated local white balance correction Local automatic white balance (AWB) of wide dynamic range (WDR) images is provided. Methods and systems include collecting, by an image signal processor (ISP), statistics for local AWB from at least one wide dynamic range (WDR) image received by the ISP; generating, by a processor, based on the statistics, local gain lookup tables (LUTs), one for each color channel represented in the WDR image(s), each local gain LUT providing a correlation between gain and intensity; and storing the local gain LUTs. Further processing includes, for each of multiple pixels of a WDR image to be output calculating an intensity value, accessing the local gain LUT for the color channel corresponding to that pixel using the calculated intensity value to identify a corresponding local gain value, and applying the local gain value to that pixel.
US12143732B2	Image processing method and related electronic device An image processing method and a related electronic device. The method includes: starting a camera in response to a first operation; acquiring, by the camera, a first image in response to a second operation; performing first image processing on the first image to obtain a second image in a second color space; obtaining a second parameter based on a first parameter of a first ambient light source, where the first parameter includes a white balance parameter of the first ambient light source, the second parameter is used to identify light source information of the first ambient light source in a third color space, and the third color space is different from the first color space and the second color space; performing second image processing on the second image based on the second parameter to obtain a target image; and storing the target image.
US12143730B2	Meta-learning for camera adaptive color constancy A processing entity generates a model for estimating scene illumination colour for a source image captured by a camera The processing entity acquires a set of images, captured by a respective camera, the set of images as a whole including images captured by multiple cameras; forms a set of tasks by assigning each image of the images set to a respective task such that images in the same task have in common that a the images are in a predetermined range; trains model parameters by repeatedly: selecting at least one of the tasks, forming an interim set of model parameters based on a first subset of the images of that task, estimating the quality of the interim set of model parameters against a second subset of the images of that task and updating the parameters of the model based on the interim set of parameters and the estimated quality.
US12143726B2	Multi-axis image sensor shifting system A camera may use a multi-axis image sensor shifting system to implement both autofocus (AF) and optical image stabilization (OSI) functions. The multi-axis image sensor shifting system may include a flexure suspension arrangement and an actuator. The flexure suspension arrangement may include an inner frame, an intermediate frame, and an outer frame. The actuator may include one or more magnets, and two sets of one or more coils attached respectively to some of the frames of the flexure suspension arrangement. Current flowing through the coils may be regulated to interact with the magnetic field of the magnets to generate motive force to move an image sensor of the camera relative to a lens group in multiple directions.
US12143723B2	Method and system for camera motion blur reduction A method for reducing camera motion blur comprises, before acquiring an image frame for a video stream, a camera measurement unit measuring data related to a camera module motion during a time window; determining camera module motion based on the measured data and predicting a camera motion blur during acquisition of the image frame based at least on the determined camera module motion and the lens projection model; determining whether the predicted camera motion blur exceeds a threshold; in response to determining that the predicted camera motion blur exceeds the threshold, determining a reduction of the provisional exposure time determined to acquire the image frame so that the predicted camera motion blur reaches the threshold, determining whether a corresponding increase in the provisional gain determined to acquire the image frame is below a maximum gain value, adjusting the provisional exposure time and gain, and acquiring the image frame.
US12143720B2	Microvideo system, format, and method of generation The present disclosure provides systems and methods that use and/or generate image files according to a novel microvideo image format. For example, a microvideo can be a file that contains both a still image and a brief video. The microvideo can include multiple tracks, such as, for example, a separate video track, audio track, and/or one or more metadata tracks. As one example track, the microvideo can include a motion data track that stores motion data that can be used (e.g., at file runtime) to stabilize the video frames. A microvideo generation system included in an image capture device can determine a trimming of the video on-the-fly as the image capture device captures the microvideo.
US12143719B2	Methods and devices to identify focal objects A method includes dividing a field of view into a plurality of zones and sampling the field of view to generate a photon count for each zone of the plurality of zones, identifying a focal sector of the field of view and analyzing each zone to select a final focal object from a first prospective focal object and a second prospective focal object.
US12143717B2	Information processing apparatus, information processing method, and program There is provided an information processing apparatus, an information processing method, and a program capable of improving accuracy of automatic adjustment of focus of a shooting apparatus without using a ranging sensor. The information processing apparatus includes: a position detection section that detects a distance between a first shooting apparatus and a shooting target on the basis of a positional relationship among the first shooting apparatus, a second shooting apparatus, and the shooting target, which is a target to be focused; and a focus control section that controls focus of the first shooting apparatus on the basis of a distance between the first shooting apparatus and the shooting target. The present technology can be applied to a system including a plurality of shooting apparatuses, for example.
US12143714B2	Image capturing control apparatus, image capturing system, image capturing control method, and non-transitory computer-readable storage medium There is provided with an image capturing control apparatus. A first storing unit configured to store, in advance, first signal information that is obtained by processing a captured first image. A first processing unit configured to send the first image to a second storing unit that is different from the first storing unit. A second processing unit configured to process the first image stored in the second storing unit. A determination unit configured to determine whether or not at least one of the second processing unit and the second storing unit is anomalous based on whether the first signal information matches second signal information obtained by the second processing unit processing the first image.
US12143713B2	Multi-chip camera controller system with inter-chip communication A system for using actuators to control an image sensor and/or lens based on sensor data received from position sensors and based on position information for the image sensor and/or lens received from a host processor includes a primary camera controller device, at least one secondary camera controller device, and at least one communication link connecting the primary camera controller device and the at least one secondary camera controller device. The primary and secondary camera controller devices receive respective primary and secondary sensor data from the position sensors, send the respective primary and secondary sensor data to the other camera controller device via the communication link, process the primary and secondary sensor data and the position information to generate respective primary and secondary control data, and drive the respective primary and secondary control data to the actuators concurrently.
US12143712B2	Vehicular vision system using image data transmission and power supply via a coaxial cable A vehicular vision system includes an electronic control unit (ECU) disposed at a vehicle and a camera having a CMOS imaging sensor operable to capture image data. Image data captured by the camera is conveyed from the camera to the ECU via a 50 ohm coaxial cable. The camera is in bidirectional communication with the ECU over the 50 ohm coaxial cable. The 50 ohm coaxial cable commonly carries (i) image data captured by the camera for processing at a data processor of the ECU and (ii) power from a DC power supply of the ECU to the camera. Image data captured by the camera is serialized at a data serializer of the camera and is conveyed to the ECU via the 50 ohm coaxial cable and is deserialized at the ECU by a data deserializer of the ECU.
US12143706B2	Wearable device and display method A wearable device includes a dial plate, a watch body and an angle detection member. The dial plate is provided with an accommodating groove. The watch body is at least partially disposed in the accommodating groove and is rotatably connected to the dial plate, and the watch body is provided with a functional component. The angle detection member includes an annular resistor and a conductive connector electrically connected to the annular resistor. One of the annular resistor and the conductive connector is disposed at the dial plate, and the other is disposed at the watch body. The annular resistor is in sliding connection with the conductive connector.
US12143704B2	Flight-capable rail-based system A flight-capable imaging system includes a set of parallel rails, a power source mounted to the set of parallel rails, an imaging device mounted to the set of parallel rails, an aerial vehicle body mounted to the set of parallel rails, a set of aerial vehicle arms attached to the aerial vehicle body that each include a set of propellers and a motor configured to turn the set of propellers to enable flight of the flight-capable imaging system, and at least one processing module configured to control the flight of the of the flight-capable imaging system based on controlling a motor speed of the motor of each of the set of aerial vehicle arms.
US12143700B2	Camera motor, camera module, and electronic device A camera motor includes a motor housing, a lens bearing apparatus, a cushioning part, and a drive apparatus. The motor housing has an accommodating cavity, and the lens bearing apparatus is accommodated in the accommodating cavity and is spaced apart from an inner wall of the accommodating cavity. The cushioning part is disposed on an outer surface of the lens bearing apparatus. The drive apparatus is accommodated in the accommodating cavity, and the drive apparatus can drive the lens bearing apparatus to move in the accommodating cavity.
US12143697B2	Spectral image capturing using infrared light and color light filtering In some aspects, a spectral image capturing device may receive, from a filter array, visible light and infrared light, wherein the filter array includes a quantity of color filters to block the infrared light and pass the visible light and a quantity of infrared filters to block the visible light and pass the infrared light. The spectral image capturing device may produce, using an image sensor that includes an array of pixel sensors, a spectral image based at least in part on the visible light and the infrared light passed by the filter array. Numerous other aspects are provided.
US12143695B2	Method and apparatus for recognizing video clip, device, and storage medium This application discloses a method for recognizing a video clip performed by a computer device. The method includes: determining a plurality of video frame pairs between a first video and at least one second video, each video frame pair comprising a first video frame from the first video and a second video frame from the at least second video with a similarity satisfying similarity conditions; fusing the first video frames in the plurality of video frame pairs on the basis of occurrence time differences of each video frame pair to obtain at least one candidate video clip in the first video; and determining at least one target video clip in the first video on the basis of the at least one candidate video clip, the at least one target video clip being within a target time range of the first video.
US12143690B2	Cinematic mastering for virtual reality and augmented reality An entertainment system provides data to a common screen (e.g., cinema screen) and personal immersive reality devices. For example, a cinematic data distribution server communicates with multiple immersive output devices each configured for providing immersive output (e.g., a virtual reality output) based on a data signal. Each of the multiple immersive output devices is present within eyesight of a common display screen. The server configures the data signal based on digital cinematic master data that includes immersive reality data. The server transmits the data signal to the multiple immersive output devices contemporaneously with each other, and optionally contemporaneously with providing a coordinated audio-video signal for output via the common display screen and shared audio system.
US12143685B2	HTTP based media streaming service leveraging on fragmented MP4 Systems and methods described herein involve establishing a secure hypertext transfer protocol (HTTPS) connection between a media server and one or more cameras selected by a client device through a web browser application; establishing a websocket secure (WSS) connection between the media server and the web browser application of the client device; receiving, at the media server, media chunks of live video from the selected one or more cameras through the HTTPS connection; and transmitting, from the media server, the media chunks of live video received from the selected one or more cameras to the web browser application of the client device through the WSS connection.
US12143678B2	Adaptive placement of audiovisual content on user devices Methods and apparatuses that utilize machine learning techniques to dynamically adjust the placement of secondary content that is displayed across numerous user devices over time are described. The user devices may comprise electronic computing devices, such as a mobile phones and digital televisions. The secondary content may be displayed within open slots of webpages or display screens in response to being selected for display during a real-time bidding process for the open slots. In some cases, in response to a bid request for an open slot within a webpage or display screen, a computer-implemented bid generation system for determining the selection and placement of secondary content may identify the secondary content to be displayed within the open slot, determine a bid amount for the identified secondary content, and transmit a bid response that includes the bid amount and the identified secondary content.
US12143661B2	Supplementing entertainment content with ambient lighting According to one implementation, a system for supplementing entertainment content with ambient lighting includes a computing platform having a hardware processor and a memory storing a software code. The hardware processor is configured to execute the software code to receive an entertainment content, detect one or more attributes of the entertainment content that correspond to an artistic intent of a producer of the entertainment content, and interpret the artistic intent of the producer of the entertainment content using the detected one or more attributes. The hardware processor is further configured to execute the software code to compose an ambient lighting routine as a supplement to the entertainment content based on the interpreted artistic intent.
US12143659B2	Apparatus, systems and methods for controlling presentation of content using a multi-media table Media content presentation systems and methods are operable to control content presentation on a touch-sensitive display of a multi-media table that is communicatively coupled to a media device that is operable to access the media content. An exemplary embodiment receives, at the multi-media table from the media device, a media content event; presents the media content event on a portion of the touch-sensitive display of the multi-media table; detects a gesture-based touch movement made by a user on the touch-sensitive display; determines an intended user command based on the detected gesture-based touch movement; generates a media device command when the intended user command is configured to control presentation of the media content event; and communicates the generated media device command from the multi-media table to the media device, wherein the media device controls the media content event in accordance with the received media device command.
US12143657B2	Systems and methods for presenting content simultaneously in different forms based on parental control settings Systems and methods for identifying objects displayed in a media asset are provided. First and second parental control restrictions associated with first and second users within a perceivable range of a user equipment device are retrieved. The first parental control restriction enables access to content associated with a first authorization level and the second parental control restriction enables access to content associated with a second authorization level. A common authorization level that does not violate the first and second parental control restrictions is identified. A media asset that satisfies the common authorization level is presented to the first and second users in a first form. Supplemental content associated with the media asset that violates the second parental control restriction but does not violate the first parental control restriction is selected. The supplemental content is presented in a second form while the media asset is being presented in the first form.
US12143655B2	Device location determination In overview, the disclosed methods, devices, and systems enable the location of the first device to be verified. In particular, second location verification data is generated using a current location of the second device is provided to a first device by a second device which can be matched with first location verification data received by the first device from a server, the first location verification data is generated using a stored location of the first device. If the first and second location verification data match, the location of the first device is considered to have been verified.
US12143652B2	Dynamic encoding parameter adjustment The transcoding of a contribution feed into a plurality of output feeds in various formats can be monitored to ensure that unnecessary data is not transmitted in the contribution feed. Each output feed can be transcoded using respective values for a set of video format parameters. These values can be aggregated and analyzed to determine the lowest values for individual parameters that are being used for the various output feeds. A video encoder for the contribution feed can then dynamically modify the video format parameters used to encode the contribution feed in order to avoid encoding and transmitting data that is not actually used for these output streams, which can conserve resources such as network bandwidth, or enable those resources to be used more advantageously to send data that will actually result in higher quality video presentation in the output formats for current limitations or conditions.
US12143651B2	Method for on-demand video editing at transcode-time in a video streaming system A method includes: receiving a script configured to modify the audio-video file; calculating a performance metric based on execution of the script on a set of test files; classifying the script as performant based on the performance metric; defining a metadata store associated with the script and the audio-video file; receiving a playback request specifying a rendition of the audio-video file from a computational device; in response to receiving the playback request: accessing a set of data inputs from the metadata store; executing the script on a frame of the audio-video file based on the set of data inputs to generate a modified frame of the audio-video file; transcoding the modified frame of the audio-video file into the rendition to generate an output frame of the audio-video file; and transmitting the output frame of the audio-video file to the computational device for playback at the computational device.
US12143650B2	Methods and systems for simulating experience of attending a live program for viewers of livestreaming content Methods and systems for simulating experience of attending a live program for viewers of a livestreaming content are disclosed. A livestreaming content viewed by a plurality of viewers on respective electronic devices is tracked to detect an event. Viewer interaction data are received from the respective electronic devices associated with the plurality of viewers in response to a detected event in the livestreaming content. The viewer interaction data includes viewer responses of the plurality of viewers in response to the detected event. The viewer interaction data received from the plurality of viewers are aggregated. A cheering audio is synthesized in relation to the detected event based on the aggregated viewer interaction data. An enriched livestreaming content is generated based on the livestreaming content and the cheering audio. Playback of the enriched livestreaming content is facilitated on the respective electronic devices for the plurality of viewers.
US12143648B2	Device and method for processing point cloud data A device for processing point cloud data according to embodiments may comprise the steps of: encoding point cloud data including geometry information and attribute information; and transmitting a bitstream including the encoded point cloud data.
US12143647B2	Extended maximum coding unit size A method, computer program, and computer system is provided for encoding video data. Data corresponding to a video frame is received. The video frame data is divided into one or more coding tree units having a height value greater than 128 pixels and a width value greater than 128 pixels. One or more of the coding tree units are further subdivided to a size smaller than 128 pixels by 128 pixels. The video data is encoded based on the divided and subdivided coding tree units.
US12143642B2	End of sequence indication in coded video Methods, systems and devices for using end of sequence indications are described. An example method of video processing includes performing a conversion between a video and a bitstream of the video, wherein the bitstream includes multiple layers in multiple access units, AUs, including one or more pictures according to a format rule, wherein the format rule specifies that, responsive to an end of sequence (EOS) network abstraction layer (NAL) unit for a first layer being present in a first access unit (AU) in the bitstream, a subsequent picture of each of one or more higher layers of the first layer in an AU following the first AU in the bitstream is a coded layer video sequence start (CLVSS) picture.
US12143637B2	Block size based transform restrictions A coding unit having a size multiple of three in horizontal or vertical direction is coded through one of several embodiments. In one embodiment, for some block sizes, the coding unit is coded and decoded systematically through SKIP mode. In another embodiment, the coding units can be coded in SKIP mode or with a DC coefficient. In another embodiment, an asymmetric division of a common coding unit parent is performed and transform coefficients are factorized among at least two sub-blocks to encode a coding unit. In another embodiment, a separable two dimensional transform can be applied by applying a transform over the block in one direction, and using two one-dimensional transforms on sub-blocks in the other direction to code. Methods, apparatus, and signal embodiments are provided for encoding and decoding.
US12143632B2	Context coding for matrix-based intra prediction Devices, systems and methods for digital video coding, which includes matrix-based intra prediction methods for video coding, are described. In a representative aspect, a method for video processing includes encoding a current video block of a video using a matrix intra prediction (MIP) mode in which a prediction block of the current video block is determined by performing, on previously coded samples of the video, a boundary downsampling operation, followed by a matrix vector multiplication operation, and selectively followed by an upsampling operation; and adding, to a coded representation of the current video block, a syntax element indicative of applicability of the MIP mode to the current video block using arithmetic coding in which a context for the syntax element is derived based on a rule.
US12143627B2	Interaction of asymmetric weighted merges and other coding tools Devices, systems, and methods for asymmetric weighted bi-predictive merging in video coding are described. In a representative aspect, a method for decoding video data includes determining that a current video block of the video data is predicted from an asymmetric bi-predictive merge candidate, where different weights are used for a first reference block and a second reference block, and making, based on the determination, a determination between enabling and disabling a coding tool for the current video block. In a case that the current video block is predicted from an asymmetric bi-predictive merge candidate, the coding tool is not applied to the current video block.
US12143625B2	Apparatus and method for inter prediction of a triangle partition of a coding block A method for inter prediction of a current geometric partition of a coding block includes, when the coding block is enabled for a geometric partition merge mode, generating a merge candidate list for the coding block partitioned into two geometric partitions including the current geometric partition. The merge candidate list generation comprises deriving one or more spatial merge candidates from neighboring coding units, and directly or immediately deriving one or more temporal motion vector predictions (MVPs). An uni-prediction MV is derived as a motion vector of the current geometric partition based on the merge candidate list. The current geometric partition of the coding block is predicted based on the uni-prediction MV to obtain a predicted value of the current geometric partition.
US12143623B2	Method for encoding and decoding motion information, and apparatus for encoding and decoding motion information A method of decoding motion information according to an embodiment includes: obtaining information indicating a disparity distance for determining a prediction motion vector of a current block; scaling the disparity distance corresponding to the obtained information, based on a comparison result between a base pixel unit and a smallest pixel unit indicatable by a motion vector of the current block; determining a prediction motion vector candidate changed by the scaled disparity distance from a base motion vector of the current block from among one or more prediction motion vector candidates as the prediction motion vector of the current block; and determining the motion vector of the current block by using the prediction motion vector.
US12143622B2	Simplified merge list construction for small coding blocks Aspects of the disclosure provide methods and apparatuses for video encoding/decoding. In some examples, an apparatus for video encoding includes processing circuitry. The processing circuitry determines whether a current block in a current picture is a small block based on a block size threshold. The processing circuitry constructs a motion vector predictor list for the current block based on whether the current block is the small block, at least one redundancy check with a motion vector candidate in the motion vector predictor list being performed in the construction of the motion vector predictor list based on whether the current block is the small block. The processing circuitry encodes the current block based on the constructed motion vector predictor list.
US12143619B2	Picture header presence A method for decoding a picture from a bitstream. In one embodiment, The method includes: receiving a slice header for a slice of the picture, wherein the slice header comprises a state syntax element; decoding a state value from the state syntax element in the slice header, wherein a) if the state value is not equal to a first value, then the state value indicates that i) the bitstream includes for the picture a picture header comprising a set of picture syntax elements and ii) the slice header does not comprise the set of picture syntax elements and b) if the state value is equal to the first value, then the state value indicates that i) the slice header contains said set of picture syntax elements and ii) the bitstream does not include a picture header for the picture; and using the set of picture syntax elements to decode the slice of the picture.
US12143618B2	Method, system and computer program product for encoding disparities between views of a stereoscopic image From a bit stream, at least the following are decoded: a stereoscopic image of first and second views; a maximum positive disparity between the first and second views; and a minimum negative disparity between the first and second views. In response to the maximum positive disparity violating a limit on positive disparity, a convergence plane of the stereoscopic image is adjusted to comply with the limit on positive disparity. In response to the minimum negative disparity violating a limit on negative disparity, the convergence plane is adjusted to comply with the limit on negative disparity.
US12143613B2	Using directionality information from a CDEF or intra coding process for restoration filtering A method of video decoding includes determining directionality information of a restoration filter unit included in a video frame based on directionality of each of one or more groups of pixels in the restoration filter unit determined by at least one of a previously performed CDEF process or a previously performed intra prediction coding process. The method also includes selecting, based on the directionality information of the restoration filter unit, a set of filter parameters from among a plurality of sets of filter parameters of a restoration filter process, and, after the at least one of the previously performed CDEF process or the previously performed intra prediction coding process, performing one of a Wiener filter process or a self-guided projection filter process as the restoration filter process on the restoration filter unit based on the selected set of filter parameters.
US12143603B2	Encoding method and apparatus therefor, decoding method and apparatus therefor Provided is a video decoding method including obtaining split information indicating whether a current block is to be split from a bitstream; splitting the current block into two or more sub-blocks when the split information indicates that the current block is to be split; determining lower horizontal coding order information of the sub-blocks of the current block according to higher horizontal coding order information applied to the current block, based on at least one of split information, size information, and neighboring block information of the current block; and decoding the sub-blocks according to the lower horizontal coding order information.
US12143595B2	Transmission apparatus, reception apparatus, transmission method, reception method, and program A transmission apparatus, a reception apparatus, a transmission method, a reception method, and a program by which whether or not a GDR technology is to be used can be suitably controlled according to a situation are provided. An acquisition unit sequentially acquires a frame image drawn in a frame buffer. A GDR usage determination unit determines, on the basis of the frame image or a communication situation, whether or not the GDR is to be used. An encode processing unit encodes, according to the determination as to whether or not the GDR is to be used, the frame image into any one of an ordinary I-frame and data including an I-slice in the GDR. A transmission unit transmits the I-frame or the data including an I-slice.
US12143594B2	Luma to chroma quantization parameter table signaling Compression technology comprises deriving chroma quantization parameter (Qpc) based on luma Qp using luma-to-chroma Qp mapping table. Such a table may be shared by the encoder and the decoder. However, in some cases, signaling such a table in the data stream instead of having it fixed by a standard may be advantageous. The syntax used to encode, signal and decode this table has a cost in terms of bitrate. The present principles propose to signaling of a luma-to-chroma mapping table in the data stream according to different embodiments.
US12143593B2	Chained reshaping function optimization An input image to a pipeline of chained reshaping functions is received. Reference images are generated from the input image. The input image and the reference images are used to determine operational parameters for chained reshaping functions in the pipeline of chained reshaping functions. A reshaped image generated from one or more of the chained reshaping functions is encoded in a video signal along with image metadata. The image metadata includes some or all of the operational parameters specifying the chained reshaping functions. A recipient device of the video signal is caused to use the image metadata and the reshaped image to generate a reconstructed image.
US12143584B2	Decoder, decoding method, encoder and non-transitory computer readable medium storing a bitstream A decoder comprising a processor and a memory, wherein the processor, using the memory, inverse quantizes data corresponding to a current block of an image performs an inverse secondary transform, using one candidate of the inverse secondary transform selected from candidates of the inverse secondary transform, on a result of the inverse quantization to generate second transform coefficients, the candidates of the inverse secondary transform including transform bases for the inverse secondary transform and a skip of the inverse secondary transform and performs an inverse primary transform, using one candidate of the inverse primary transform selected from candidates of the inverse primary transform, on the second transform coefficients or the result of the inverse quantization to generate first transform coefficients, the candidates of the inverse primary transform including transform bases for the inverse primary transform.
US12143582B2	Encoding and decoding methods and apparatuses with multiple image block division manners An decoding method is disclosed, including: parsing a bitstream to determine whether a current coding block is required to be partitioned; when the current coding block is required to be partitioned, parsing the bitstream to determine whether the current coding blocks is partitioned in a horizontal direction or a vertical direction; partitioning the current coding block into four first rectangular subblocks in the horizontal direction or four second rectangular subblocks in the vertical direction; and reconstructing the current coding block based on the four first rectangular subblocks or the four second rectangular subblocks.
US12143581B2	Method and apparatus of luma-chroma separated coding tree coding and constraints A methods and apparatus for adaptive data dependency between corresponding blocks partitioned from separate partition trees according to an embodiment of the present invention are disclosed. The data dependency between different tree structures is allowed when the tree structures are mutually inclusive. When the splitting is not used in one tree or when splitting is used in one tree and the same splitting or no split is used in the other tree, the data dependency between different tree structures is allowed. When the splitting in different tree structures are different, then the data dependency between different tree structures is disallowed. For each leaf CU in chroma tree, it should include one or more complete luma leaf CUs or it is completely included in one luma leaf CU, when the data dependency between different tree structures is allowed. Otherwise, then the data dependency between different tree structures is disallowed.
US12143580B2	Methods and apparatuses of processing video pictures with partition constraints in a video coding system Video processing methods and apparatuses in a video encoding or decoding system for processing a video picture partitioned into blocks with one or more partition constraints. The video encoding or decoding system receives input data of a current block and checks whether a predefined splitting type is allowed to partition the current block according to first and second constraints. The first constraint restricts each sub-block partitioned from the current block to be completely contained in one pipeline unit, and the second constraint restricts each sub-block partitioned from the current block to contain one or more complete pipeline units. The pipeline units are non-overlapping units in the video picture designed for pipeline processing. The current block is not partitioned by the predefined splitting type if any sub-block partitioned by the predefined splitting type violates both the first and second constraints. The system encodes or decodes the current block.
US12143573B2	Neural network based coefficient sign prediction field A method, computer program, and computer system is provided for coding video data. Reference samples and magnitudes of transform coefficients corresponding to a current block of video data from an input to a neural network are identified. Sign values associated with the transform coefficients are predicted using neural networks. The video data is encoded/decoded based on the predicted sign values.
US12143570B2	Method and device for video signal processing A method and device for video signal processing are provided. The method includes: an intra prediction mode of a current block is determined, a reference sample for intra prediction of the current block is determined, a predetermined matrix is determined based on the intra prediction mode, and the current block is predicted based on the reference sample and the matrix. The operation of predicting the current block based on the reference sample and the matrix includes a prediction block is generated by applying the matrix to the reference sample.
US12143568B2	Image encoding method and image decoding method An image encoding method for encoding an image includes: a prediction image generation step of generating a synthesis-prediction image by performing synthesis processing of synthesizing an inter-prediction image and an intra-prediction image to an encoding-target block; and an encoding step of encoding a difference between the prediction image generated in the prediction image generation step and a pixel value of an image of the encoding-target block, the synthesis processing includes weighting processing performed to the inter-prediction image and the intra-prediction image, a weighting parameter in the weighting processing is determined in accordance with a type of the intra prediction of the encoding-target block and a combination of prediction modes of a plurality of adjacent blocks adjacent to the encoding-target block, and types of the intra prediction of the encoding-target block include a matrix weighting intra prediction.
US12143562B2	Calibration of an imaging IWR digital pixel An imaging pixel formed by a photodetector connected to a reading circuit comprising: an integration capacitance, a transistor for resetting the integration capacitance, a coupling transistor between the photodetector and the integration capacitance, a memorisation capacitance, a second transistor for resetting the memorisation capacitance, a memorisation switch between the integration capacitance and the memorisation capacitance, to enable different configurations corresponding to different phases of assessing parameters of the pixel and in particular a ratio R=Cint/Cmem.
US12143556B2	Printer calibration using error-corrected color profile generation The present invention relates to a method of generating “expanded color chart” representing various ink combination, for profiling a multi-color printing device or printer, using “reduced set of color chart”, printed using the printer, where a. The expanded color chart is computed by applying “Error Correction” function to the expanded color chart predicted using a theoretical model of color prediction for a given ink combinations in the expanded chart. b. Error Correction function is computed/modelled as function of the variance/difference observed between the color values predicted by the theoretical model and the actual values measured for the ink combinations in the printed “reduced set of color chart”.
US12143554B2	Image processing apparatus, control method therefor, and storage medium storing control program therefor An image processing apparatus capable of changing a halftone pattern set to a coding pattern that will be synthesized with an image to another halftone pattern that can uniformly generate the coding pattern when the coding pattern cannot be uniformly generated in performing a halftone process using the halftone pattern set to the cording pattern. A setting unit sets a halftone pattern used in a halftone process from among a plurality of halftone patterns. A determination unit determines whether a coding pattern can be uniformly generated when the halftone process is performed using the halftone pattern set by the setting unit as the coding pattern to be synthesized with an image to be printed. A changing unit changes a halftone pattern used in the halftone process to another halftone pattern capable of uniformly generating the coding pattern when the determination unit determines that the coding pattern cannot be uniformly generated.
US12143551B2	Image forming apparatus and control method Provided is an image forming apparatus including a controller, a communicator that communicates with a management server, and an image former that forms an image. The communicator includes a first communicator and a second communicator. The controller transmits usage information of the image forming apparatus and state information of the image forming apparatus to the management server via the first communicator, and if an abnormality occurs in the first communicator, the controller transmits the usage information of the image forming apparatus or the state information of the image forming apparatus to the management server via the second communicator.
US12143548B2	Terminal device for sending reply message showing that communication device received image, system having the terminal device, and control methods thereof A first terminal device includes a communicator capable of communicating with a server device which provides a service enabling message exchange among a plurality of terminal devices, a controller, and a display, wherein the controller displays, on the display, a message showing that a first communication device received a first image from the second communication device, receives an instruction for sending a second image to the second communication device, and, when failing to send the second image to the second communication device, sends, to the server device, an instruction for sending a reply message in response to having received the first image to the second terminal device.
US12143546B2	Information processing apparatus, method for controlling the same, and storage medium to facilitate power-saving processing An information processing apparatus for making state transition between a plurality of power states including a suspend state includes one or more controllers having one or more processors and one or more memories. The one or more controllers is configured to function as a control unit configured to, in a case where a state transition to the suspend state fails, inhibit the state transition to the suspend state and then perform a shutdown.
US12143545B2	Apparatus and computer readable medium for executing process related to electronic document An information processing apparatus includes a processor configured to, in a case where a utilizer performs a process related to an electronic document, perform highlighted display of an operator for executing an expected process on a display screen based on process content information indicating a content of the expected process expected to be executed on the electronic document.
US12143543B2	Image processing apparatus, image processing method, and image processing program Provided is an image processing apparatus that performs image processing on original image data, the apparatus including a communication transceiver that performs communication with a terminal, a memory that stores parameter information indicating a relationship between image processing-related information transmitted from the terminal and an image processing parameter, and a processor, in which the processor acquires the original image data from an image server that communicates with the image processing apparatus via the communication transceiver, performs, the image processing on the original image data using the image processing parameter corresponding to the image processing-related information based on the parameter information, and transmits image data after the image processing to the terminal via the communication transceiver.
US12143542B2	Inspection apparatus, method of controlling the same, and storage medium An inspection apparatus inspects image data obtained by reading a sheet using a reference image of the image data. The inspection apparatus obtains first image data by reading a sheet having lines printed thereon, obtains second image data from print data of the lines, performs edge correction on the lines included in the second image data by applying a plurality of edge correction parameters being different from each other, and determines an edge correction parameter of the plurality of edge correction parameters that minimizes a difference between a density of the second image data subjected to the edge correction and a density of the first image data. In addition, edge correction is performed on the reference image using the determined edge correction parameter, and image data obtained by reading a sheet of an inspection target using the reference image on which the edge correction has been performed is inspected.
US12143540B1	Call redirect from user-communication device in broadband network Apparatus and methods concerning call routing are disclosed. As an example, one apparatus includes a circuitry configured to route calls, as data communications (e.g., between a cellular network or PSTN and a plurality of user communication devices) on a broadband network. In response to receiving a first call notification from one of a plurality of mobile devices, a processing circuit of the apparatus caches the call notification in a first database. A first call notification indicates a source number and a destination number. In response to a first incoming call from the source number included in the cached call notification, the processing circuit redirects the call to the destination number indicated in the call notification via the broadband network.
US12143538B2	Communication logging system A communication logging system facilitates communications between two or more users. A secured database stores communications from each user, and the system notifies the intended recipients of the communications. The system records times of creation of the communications, times of access to the communications, and who created and/or accessed the communications. The communications may not be altered or deleted once recorded, so there is a permanent source of reliable evidence as to the content of the communications and information associated therewith.
US12143533B2	Communications processing A system is disclosed. The system comprises a service platform associated with a call center, the service platform comprising an applications server configured to communicatively couple to a softswitch and a database. The applications server is configured to receive an inbound communication, determine a source of the inbound communication, and identify one or more configuration parameters associated with a destination of the inbound communication, the destination of the inbound communication associated with a client of the call center. The applications server is configured to route the inbound communication to an agent associated with the call center to establish a communication session. The applications server is configured to send, to the client based on the one or more configuration parameters associated with the destination of the inbound communication, a notification that the inbound communication was received, the notification identifying the source of the inbound communication.
US12143529B2	System and method for programmatic device connectivity A system and method for programmatically managing device connectivity to a network that includes provisioning connectivity devices with an account of a communication platform, where for a set of the connectivity devices, provisioning includes uniquely associating network operating identifiers of each of the connectivity devices with a corresponding programmatic device resource in the communication platform, setting communication metering properties in a programmatic connectivity plan resource in the communication platform and associating the connectivity plan resource to at least a subset of the device resources of the connectivity devices, and activating network communication status of the connectivity devices; servicing communications from the connectivity devices; and programmatically managing the communications from the connectivity devices through at least the device resources and the connectivity plan resources.
US12143528B2	Packet data connectivity control with volume charged service limitation A node of a wireless communication network (150; 160; 170; 210; 220; 230; 240) receives an indication from a user equipment (10). The indication indicates that a limitation of volume charged packet data services is required for the user equipment (10). Depending on the received indication, the node (150; 160; 170; 210; 220; 230; 240) prevents transmission of packet data associated with the volume charged packet data services and allows transmission of packet data associated with one or more other packet data services.
US12143526B2	Secured smartphone communication system A method for securing an off-the-shelf smartphone, a secure communication system, and a security insert is provided. The method comprises removing the battery from the off-the-shelf smartphone and inserting the security insert to the battery compartment. The security insert comprises cryptographic module. The method further comprises modifying off-the-shelf smartphone and providing a power and data connection between the security insert and the smartphone. The secure communication system wirelessly transmits outgoing cellular encrypted black data, which is encrypted by the cryptographic module, from the modified off-the-shelf smartphone to a cellular network, and decrypts, by the cryptographic module, incoming cellular black data receives from the cellular network to the modified off-the-shelf smartphone. The security insert enclosure configured to be deployed in a battery compartment.
US12143516B2	Hardware based authentication and authorization of networked nodes A method of controlling access to a network includes receiving, from a node, a request to access the network. A challenge is sent to the node, the challenge configured to elicit a node fingerprint from the node. The node fingerprint is based on the challenge and on unique characteristic data of a physically unclonable function (PUF), at the node. An expected fingerprint is generated for the node based on the challenge and on characteristic data information associated with the unique characteristic data of the PUF. The characteristic data information is accessed from a location that is independent of and separate from the node. The node is authenticated to the network, to allow the node to access to the network, if the received node fingerprint matches the expected fingerprint. The first node is denied any access to the network if the received node fingerprint does not match the expected fingerprint.
US12143513B2	Apparatus and server for V2X service An apparatus for a vehicle-to-everything (V2X) service establishes a secure session with a V2X server by using a transport layer security (TLS) handshake on the basis of an X.509 certificate of the V2X server. The apparatus generates a signed V2X message having a digital signature generated on the basis of a pseudonym certificate. The apparatus encodes the signed V2X message on the basis of the X.509 certificate.
US12143511B2	Privacy-preserving delivery of activation codes for pseudonym certificates In a vehicle-to-everything (V2X) technology environment, systems and methods are provided for extending the distribution of activation codes (ACs) in an Activation Codes for Pseudonym Certificates (ACPC) system, in a privacy-preserving manner, to a unicast mode of communication. In this unicast ACPC (uACPC), in some embodiments, the ACs are distributed by the back-end system via a unicast channel upon the receipt of the vehicle's direct request for its respective ACs. In some embodiments, uACPC can leverage edge computing architecture for low latency delivery of certificate revocation lists (CRLs) and higher availability for the distribution of ACs.
US12143509B2	Embedding intermediate certificate in digital certificate Technology is shown for verifying a leaf certificate in a PM chain of trust involving receiving a leaf certificate signed by an intermediate certificate embedded in the leaf certificate. The intermediate certificate is extracted from the received leaf certificate and its public key used to calculate a signature for the received leaf certificate. The calculated signature is compared to a signature included in the received leaf certificate. The received leaf certificate is verified when the calculated signature matches the signature included in the received leaf certificate. The intermediate certificate can be included as a X.509 property of the leaf certificate.
US12143508B2	Method and system for creating and storing digital certificates from online meetings using blockchains A blockchain application creates, stores and retrieves digital certificate information for online meetings with hashing and blockchains. The created plural digital certificates are secure, tamper proof, sharable on social media, loadable on electronic devices, storable in digital wallets, revocable and can also have an expiration date and time.
US12143505B2	Machine learning techniques for associating assets related to events with addressable computer network assets Techniques for associating assets related to events detected in at least one computer network with respective assets in an asset catalog for the at least one computer network. The techniques comprising: obtaining information about an event related to a first asset, the information specifying computer network addressing information for the first asset; generating a signature of the first asset from the computer network addressing information using at least one trained machine learning model, wherein the signature comprises a numeric representation of the first asset; associating the first asset with at least one asset in the asset catalog using the signature and at least one signature of the at least one asset in the asset catalog, wherein the at least one signature was previously determined using the at least one trained machine learning model; and outputting information identifying the at least one asset with which the first asset was associated.
US12143503B2	Verifying ownership using decentralized verification Disclosed is technology that verifies, in pairwise manner, proof of ownership-association of decentralized online resources owned by or affiliated with a single entity by visiting a first resource using a first location identifier, ingesting a first scannable image that contains a first plurality of assertions of ownership of online resources by a single entity and extracting a first public key of the first resource. The technology also visits a second resource using a second location identifier, ingests a second scannable image that contains a second plurality of assertions and extracts a second public key of the second resource. Then, the technology verifies, using the first public key, a signature from the first complementary assertion, verifies, using the second public key, a signature from the second complementary assertion, and determines, based on the pair of verifications, whether the first and second resources are owned by a single entity.
US12143502B2	Data transfer acceleration via content-defined chunking A computer-implemented method, comprising: dividing a first binary image into a plurality of variable-sized chunks, wherein the first binary image is an aggregate of a plurality of files, and wherein the dividing does not depend on file boundaries; and computing hashes of the variable-sized chunks, and storing the hashes in a content addressable storage (CAS) with the hashes as keys.
US12143501B2	ISA support for programming hardware over untrusted links In embodiments detailed herein describe an encryption architecture with fast zero support (e.g., FZ-MKTME) to allow memory encryption and integrity architecture to work efficiently with 3DXP or other far memory memories. In particular, an encryption engine for the purpose of fast zeroing in the far memory controller is detailed along with mechanisms for consistent key programming of this engine. For example, an instruction is detailed which allows software to send keys protected even when the controller is located outside of a system on a chip (SoC), etc.
US12143498B2	Trust and traceability for software development life cycle Techniques are provided for managing an end-to-end software development life cycle. A software development lifecycle management system performs a plurality of stages of work for developing a software application, and records transactions which result from performing the plurality of stages of work, in an immutable digital ledger. The immutable digital ledger can be a blockchain ledger.
US12143496B1	Block validation using authenticated index data structure Various systems and methods use a Merklized Adaptive Radix Forest (MARF), which is an authenticated index data structure that can be used by peers, clients, miners, and/or other participants in a blockchain network for efficiently encoding a cryptographic commitment to a blockchain state. For example, the MARF data structure can be used to represent a blockchain state as key-value pairs within an authenticated directory. The MARF data structure may include various merklized adaptive radix tries (ARTs) associated with different blocks in the blockchain, some of which may be linked together via one or more back-pointers.
US12143494B1	Method for increasing security level of one-time-password message formats The invention refers to a method for increasing a security level of one-time-password message format of an organization and for disabling displays of one-time-passwords on screens of smartphones in a state of locked-screen-preview. The method includes the steps of having a computer system of an organization on which the format is saved and used for sending one-time-passwords to smartphones of clients of the organization, redrafting the format or replacing the format with a new format to include at least one hundred and twenty characters from the beginning of the redrafted or the new format until the digits that comprise the one-time-password, and using the redrafted or the new format for sending one-time-passwords to smartphones of clients of the organization. By that, the one-time-passwords are disabled to be shown on the screens of the smartphones that are in a state of locked-screen-preview.
US12143489B2	Communication system and control device Provided is a communication system including: a first device configured to transmit encrypted information that is encrypted by using a first encryption key; and a second device configured to execute a predetermined process based on the encrypted information obtained from the first device, and a second encryption key that is common to the first encryption key. The first device includes a first change section configured to change the first encryption key in the case where a first condition is satisfied. The second device includes a second change section configured to change the second encryption key in the case where a second condition is satisfied, the second condition being common to the first condition.
US12143487B2	Method for realizing off-line initialization of hardware wallet and equipment thereof A hardware wallet generates a key seed according to a mnemonic phrase length when receiving information of building hardware wallet, generates multiple mnemonic word identifications according to the mnemonic phrase length and the key seed, searches for a corresponding mnemonic word from a preset dictionary according to the mnemonic word identification, joints the mnemonic words to obtain a mnemonic phrase, generates a master key according to the key seed and stores the master key; searches for a corresponding mnemonic word from the preset dictionary according to a letter of a word when receiving information of restoring hardware wallet, obtains a key seed according to a length of selection information, generates a master key according to the key seed and authenticates the master key, stores the master key if the master key is authenticated successfully; and sets the hardware wallet state as initialized.
US12143485B2	Systems and methods for dynamically updating metadata during blockchain functions Systems and methods related to a variable non-fungible token that dynamically update metadata during blockchain functions. A variable non-fungible token comprises a non-fungible token that is minted with an indication of a non-transferable ownership wallet (e.g., a digital wallet for which the non-fungible token is minted for), a non-transferable smart contract address that has permissions for updating metadata for the variable non-fungible token, and a metadata property threshold based on a specific user corresponding to the digital wallet.
US12143484B2	Methods and apparatus for multi-path mesh network encryption and key generation The present application relates to networking technologies, communication cube technologies, and, more particularly, to methods, apparatus, techniques, and means for communication security, encryption, and privacy in network communications.
US12143482B2	Information matching system and information matching method A storing information generation apparatus obtains registration information and an identifier capable of identifying the registration information, to generate a first individual key from the common key and the identifier, and to generate storing information obtained by linearly converting the registration information using the common key and the first individual key. A matching information concealment apparatus obtains matching information to generate concealed matching information concealing the matching information using an encryption key. A concealed similarity calculation apparatus calculates a concealed similarity from the storing information and the concealed matching information. A decryption apparatus generates a second individual key from the common key and the identifier, and calculates a similarity between the registration information and the matching information from the concealed similarity, a decryption key corresponding to the encryption key, the common key, and the second individual key.
US12143479B2	Ultra high entropy material-based non-reversible spectral signature generation via quantum dots A physically unclonable function (PUF) device is provided, comprising an excitation source providing light for exciting quantum dots (QDs); a first layer of a material having contained therein a first random distribution of first QDs of a first type that are configured to generate a first color in response to being excited by the excitation source; a second layer of a second material having contained therein a second random distribution of second QDs of a second type that are configured to generate a second color, different from the first color, in response to being excited by the first excitation source, and a detector fixedly attached to one of the first and second layers and configured for detecting a pattern of light emitted by at least one of the first QDs and the second QDs and for providing an output indicative of the detected pattern.
US12143476B2	Method of data transfer, a method of controlling use of data and cryptographic device A method of data transfer from a tenant to a service provider comprises encrypting the data with a public key of a key pair generated by a secure device within the service provider system. The data thus cannot be accessed by the service provider during transmission.The data is generated with a corresponding access control list, which specifies that a valid certificate must be presented in order to grant a particular use of the data once stored. The tenant can thus retain control of the use of the data even though it has been transferred out of the tenant system.A method of controlling use of data securely stored in the service provider system comprises issuing a use certificate having an expiry time to the party requesting use of the data. The use certificate must be validated before use of the stored data is granted. This enables the tenant to grant use of the stored data for a limited time period.
US12143473B2	Security assurance for cyber supply chains This disclosure relates to security assurance of cyber supply chains. An example method includes a downstream party obtaining information regarding a policy of an upstream party to be applied to data of the downstream party, and the downstream party generating credential criteria for trusted access to the data based on a representation of the policy. The example method also includes the downstream party providing to a security assurance facilitator the data in a form accessible in accordance with the credential criteria, and the downstream party obtaining a result from trusted computation implemented by the security assurance facilitator that applies the policy to the data.
US12143466B2	Interactive bootstrapping for approximate homomorphic encryption Systems and methods for distributing bootstrapping in homomorphic encryption schemes include: splitting a decryption key into a plurality of n shares; transmitting to each of a plurality of n computer processors: (i) a ciphertext; (ii) a unique share of the plurality of n shares of the decryption key; and (iii) an indication of a publicly available encryption key; receiving, from each of the plurality of n computer processors, n encrypted values; and computing a homomorphic sum of the n encrypted values to obtain an encryption of the sum of n decrypted values, such that bootstrapping of the encryption is distributed.
US12143460B2	System and method for improving internet communication by using intermediate nodes A method for fetching a content from a web server to a client device is disclosed, using tunnel devices serving as intermediate devices. The client device accesses an acceleration server to receive a list of available tunnel devices. The requested content is partitioned into slices, and the client device sends a request for the slices to the available tunnel devices. The tunnel devices in turn fetch the slices from the data server, and send the slices to the client device, where the content is reconstructed from the received slices. A client device may also serve as a tunnel device, serving as an intermediate device to other client devices. Similarly, a tunnel device may also serve as a client device for fetching content from a data server. The selection of tunnel devices to be used by a client device may be in the acceleration server, in the client device, or in both. The partition into slices may be overlapping or non-overlapping, and the same slice (or the whole content) may be fetched via multiple tunnel devices.
US12143459B2	Predictive risk propensity model for improving high risk driving behaviors Systems and methods for providing an aspirational safe driving incentive to drivers having the propensity or ability to improve high risk driving behaviors are provided. Drivers exhibiting high risk driving behaviors may be identified, and initial vehicle telematics data associated with each of the drivers may be collected and analyzed in order to determine which drivers have propensity or ability to improve their high risk driving behaviors. These candidate drivers may receive a probationary safe driving incentive along with feedback configured to improve the drivers' high risk driving behaviors. Updated vehicle telematics data associated with each candidate driver may be collected in order to evaluate an extent to which each candidate driver has improved his or her high risk driving behaviors. Accordingly, a candidate driver's probationary safe driving incentive may be modified or maintained based on the extent to which the candidate has improved upon high risk driving behaviors.
US12143458B2	Method and apparatus for selecting information pushed-to terminal A method for selecting an information pushed-to terminal, includes determining, by a first terminal, a service type of received service information according to a preset terminal service type table, acquiring, by the first terminal from a terminal status table configured in the first terminal, characteristic information of second terminals connected to the first terminal, determining working statuses of the second terminals according to the characteristic information, selecting, by the first terminal from the second terminals according to a preset information push rule, the service type of the service information and the working statuses of the second terminals, a target terminal of information push, and sending a prompt message of having received the service information to the target terminal.
US12143456B2	System and method for selecting and providing zone-specific media A system and method for providing zone-specific media to a user. As a non-limiting example, various aspects of this disclosure provide a system and method that flexibly selects and provides media content (e.g., audio content), where such content is selected based, at least in part, on a user location (e.g., location within a premises).
US12143453B2	Hybrid edge computing Hybrid edge computing that includes a nimble framework that identifies services for available in a marketplace. The nimble framework defines a location for computing the services selected from the group consisting of a center server, an edge provision server and an edge node. The hybrid edge computing further includes a third party provider making are request for a service to the nimble framework. The hybrid edge computing further includes a virtualized service being provided by the nimble framework to the third party provider including a matched service to the third party provider request for the service, and an optimal location for computing.
US12143446B2	System and method for network bandwidth management in vehicle A method and system for scheduling data transfer requests for a plurality of electronic control units (ECUs) connected to a network in a vehicle. The system includes: at least one memory storing first instructions and second instructions; a first ECU; and a plurality of second ECUs, wherein the first ECU is configured to execute the first instructions to configure a plurality of phases that are time slices for transferring data over the network, and wherein each of the plurality of second ECUs is configured to execute the second instructions to: maintain a data transfer request queue divided into a plurality of priority levels respectively corresponding to the plurality of phases; and transfer a data transfer request in the queue during a phase corresponding to a priority level for the data transfer request.
US12143443B2	Local preference in anycast CDN routing Embodiments herein describe a CDN where anycast routing is used to identify a load balancer for selecting a cache in the CDN to use to deliver a requested object to a user. In one embodiment, the user performs a DNS lookup to identify an anycast IP address for a plurality of load balancers in the CDN. The user can then initiate anycast routing using the anycast IP address to automatically identify a load balancer. Once the identified balancer selects the cache, the load balancer can close the anycast connection with the user device and use a redirect to provide the user device with a unicast path to the selected cache. The user device can then establish a unicast connection with the cache to retrieve (e.g., stream) the object.
US12143440B2	Method and device for decentralized edge computing The present disclosure provides a method and a device for decentralized edge computing. An edge device for implementing decentralized edge computing using a plurality of neural networks having a stacked architecture is provided, including an uncooperative unit configured to generate an initial decision using a neural network of zero-th layer that is a lowest layer of the stacked architecture, an adjacently cooperative unit configured to generate a first transmission messages and a first decision using a pair of neural networks of a first layer, and a network-wide cooperative unit configured to generate a second transmission messages and a second decision using a pair of neural networks of a second layer.
US12143438B2	Resource sharing system The present disclosure relates to resource sharing between clouds. According to the present disclosure, a control apparatus comprises: a resource monitor, a resource decider, a secondary cloud determiner, and a deployer. The resource monitor monitors a resource usage state of a cloud in a cloud group. The resource decider, with a creation request for a new application to a primary cloud in the cloud group serving as a trigger, decides whether or not a resource for deploying all components for constructing the new application is in the primary cloud. Based on the size of available resources if a surplus component that cannot be deployed in the primary cloud is deployed in a cloud other than the primary cloud in the cloud group, the secondary cloud determiner determines a secondary cloud in which the surplus component is to be deployed. The deployer deploys the surplus component in the secondary cloud.
US12143436B2	Method and apparatus for managing an online meeting Group online communication and collaboration has become part of people's daily life. Therefore, it is critical to provide a meeting initiator to efficiently present his/her information, and control his/her presented information. It is also critical for the speed and efficiently to process the meeting initiator's requests for his/her presented information to be quickly reaching to other meeting participants during a meeting. This invention facilitates a unique user interface (UI) for the meeting initiator to efficiently present information and to control presented information through a unique withdrawing (un-post) operation. Specially, this invention deploys dynamic workspaces technology together with post and un-post (withdraw) operations that greatly improves the speed and efficiency for processing the meeting initiator's requests and for monetizing the meeting activities.
US12143435B2	Bidirectional mapping between applications and network content A bidirectional mapping is established between network content and application programs, based on declarations at both the network content and at the application. Additionally, bidirectional mapping can provide for deep links, which can associate specific network content with a specific presentation of data in an application program. The identification format for such deep links can conform to a predetermined standard or it can be custom implemented according to a format declared either as part of the network content or the application program. The bidirectional mapping is then utilized by a lookup service to provide functionality to a third-party entity. The lookup service can identify, to the entity, application programs associated with network content specified by that entity and network content associated with application programs specified by that entity.
US12143434B2	System, method and computer program product for smart upload automation Systems, methods, and computer program products for smart upload automation in which actions are automatically performed on a set of digital assets against a target item. In one embodiment, a system includes a network, a server machine, a client machine and a data storage device, each of which is coupled to the network. The client machine designates digital assets and a target item against which the assets will be uploaded. The digital assets are uploaded by the client machine to the data storage device via the network. The server machine automatically performs actions on the digital assets without intervention by the client machine, where the actions are associated with or in some way defined by the target item. The actions may include setting metadata values of the digital assets based upon metadata associated with the target item, or generating different renditions of the digital assets.
US12143419B2	Aggregated trust framework A security platform architecture is described herein. The security platform architecture includes multiple layers and utilizes a combination of encryption and other security features to generate a secure environment.
US12143418B2	Techniques for preventing messaging attacks in codes This disclosure describes techniques for preventing network attacks within messages. For instance, electronic device(s) may receive a message, such as an email, from a first electronic device. The message may include a first code with a first embedded address to a first network resource, such as a malicious network resource. As such, the electronic device(s) may analyze the message to identify the first code. The electronic device(s) may then generate a second address associated with a second network resource, such as a secure proxy, a remote browser, a click-time protection service, and/or the like. Next, the electronic device(s) may embed the second address in a second code and replace the first code within the message with the second code. After replacing the first code, the electronic device(s) may send the message to a second electronic device of the second user.
US12143414B2	Penetration testing in zero trust network environment A method comprises generating, by a test application in a test system of the zero trust network, a test packet comprising a unique token identifying the penetration test based on a test log, wherein the test log indicates that the penetration test is to be performed on a communication between a source microsegment and a target microsegment, transmitting, by the test application, the test packet to a policy enforcement point in the target microsegment, wherein a result log stores data, in association with the unique token, regarding at least one of a reception or processing of the test packet by the policy enforcement point, and comparing, by a log application in the test system, the test log and the result log to determine that the test packet has impermissibly passed through the policy enforcement point or been processed by the policy enforcement point.
US12143408B2	Semi-supervised framework for purpose-oriented anomaly detection Techniques for implementing a semi-supervised framework for purpose-oriented anomaly detection are provided. In one technique, a data item in inputted into an unsupervised anomaly detection model, which generates first output. Based on the first output, it is determined whether the data item represents an anomaly. In response to determining that the data item represents an anomaly, the data item is inputted into a supervised classification model, which generates second output that indicates whether the data item is unknown. In response to determining that the data item is unknown, a training instance is generated based on the data item. The supervised classification model is updated based on the training instance.
US12143406B1	Real-time network intrusion detection system A method for detecting a cyberattack is provided. A set of packet capture training data has data elements labeled as being normal or cyberattack data. Metrics in the data are identified that are associated with either cyberattack data or normal data. Statistical measures are developed from these metrics. The training data and statistical measures are used to train a machine learning network. Real packet capture data is obtained and statistical measures are developed for this real data. The trained machine learning network, real data and real statistical measures are utilized to classify the real data as cyberattack data or normal data. Users are alerted if the trained machine learning data identifies cyberattack data in the real packet capture data.
US12143404B2	Cyber defence system A method of detecting security threats comprises: in an enrichment stage, receiving events pertaining to a monitored private network; enriching the events by augmenting them with enrichment data; and receiving, at an analysis engine, the enriched events and analysing the enriched events to detect security threat conditions indicated by the enriched events; wherein at least one of the events is enriched based on external reconnaissance by: determining a related public network address on a network interface between the private network and a public network, and augmenting the event with external reconnaissance data, as determined by transmitting at least one reconnaissance message from an external reconnaissance device on the public network to the related public network address on the network interface between the public and the private networks.
US12143398B1	Cloud-based mainframe service Systems, devices, and methods are provided for implementing a cloud-based mainframe service. A cloud-based mainframe service may utilize various resources, including an operating system that is provisioned with an authorization interceptor that uses a first set of security policies stored in a policy database to determine whether to grant or deny access to resources managed by the operating system. The authorization interceptor may use the security policies of the policy database to determine whether to grant access to operating system resources. A database management system may use a second set of security policies stored in the policy database to determine whether to grant or deny access to resources managed by the database system. Security policies for a mainframe service may be centrally stored in a policy database managed by a policy management service.
US12143397B2	Hosted authorization response management A third-party server may maintain a list of named entity devices that belong to one or more roles in an application environment. The server may receive an authorization query from a policy consuming device. The authorization query may include an identity of a particular named entity device which sent a message to the policy consuming device and contextual metadata associated with the message. The server may determine that the particular named entity device belongs to one of the roles and filter the list based on the contextual metadata. The server may generate an interaction control list that includes the filtered list and transmit the interaction control list to the policy consuming device as a response to the authorization query. The interaction control list causes the policy consuming device to react to the message based on the interaction control list.
US12143393B2	Modifying network relationships using a heterogenous network flows graph Systems and methods are described for recommending security groups using graph-based learning models. A server can create a network graph that illustrates network flows between devices in a network and security groups that the devices belong to. The network graph can include nodes that represent the devices and security groups. The server can apply a graph-based learning model to learn embeddings of the nodes and create vectors using the embeddings. Using vectors of two nodes, the server can calculate a vector that represents an edge between the two nodes. The server can apply a binary classifier determine whether the edge should exist. A “true” classification between two nodes can indicate that they should be able to communicate, and vice versa. A “true” classification between a device node and a security group node can indicate that the device should be assigned to the security group, and vice versa.
US12143388B2	System and method for securely connecting a test and measurement instrument to a web service A test and measurement system that allows a user to use an activation code coupled with a user-owned communication device to provide security credentials to cloud or web-based services with security enhancements or preferences. The test and measurement system includes a test and measurement instrument that can initiate the connection and a remote server which provide an activation code for a user to enter on the communication device to connect the test and measurement instrument to the cloud or web-based services.
US12143387B2	Dynamic authorization in a multi-tenancy environment via tenant policy profiles In one example, a method for managing user access to data contained in a computing system, includes receiving a token from an authentication service, wherein the token includes an application role and associated privilege mask; receiving an authentication request from an entity seeking access to an application; comparing information in the authentication request with the token; approving the authentication request when the information in the authentication request matches the token, and granting access to the application when the authentication request has been approved, and denying access to the application when the information in the authentication request does not match the token. The receiving, comparing, approving, granting, and denying processes are performed by the application to which the entity is seeking access, and wherein when the entity, or a different entity, seeks access to another application, user access to the another application is controlled by the another application.
US12143386B2	Diabetes management partner interface for wireless communication of analyte data Systems, devices, and methods are disclosed for wireless communication of analyte data. In embodiments, a method of using a diabetes management partner interface to configure an analyte sensor system for wireless communication with a plurality of partner devices is provided. The method includes the analyte sensor system receiving authorization to provide one of the partner devices with access to a set of configuration parameters via the diabetes management partner interface. The set of configuration parameters is stored in a memory of the analyte sensor system. The method also includes, responsive to input received from the one partner device via the diabetes management partner interface, the analyte sensor system setting or causing a modification to the set of configuration parameters, according to a system requirement of the one partner device.
US12143384B2	Sensor-based human authorization evaluation A resource-access management system detects whether a user is authorized to access resources. The system may include a user device being configured to include a sensor that detects sensor data associated with the user. Further, the system includes a client qualification engine that determines whether or not a client is authorized to access the resources by comparing the sensor data with a plurality of patterns for evaluating whether or not the user is an authorized user. User scores are generated based on the compared sensor data and the plurality of patterns. Further, a composite score corresponding to the user is generated using the sensor data, plurality of patterns, and one or more additional criteria. Whether the user is granted access to the resources, presented with unauthorized user tests, or blocked from access to the resources depends on the composite score and threshold values.
US12143383B2	Access controller for secure transactions A method for performing secure transactions is disclosed. The method includes: providing an access controller between a core application and a third-party application, where the access controller prevents the third-party application from unauthorized access to the core application; receiving, by the access controller, a command from the third-party application to access the core application; transmitting, by the access controller, an authorization request to a secure application storing credentials of a user; providing, by the access controller, the third-party application with access to the core application in response to the access controller receiving notification from the secure application that the command is authorized; and preventing, by the access controller, the third-party application from accessing the core application in response to the access controller receiving notification from the secure application that the command is unauthorized.
US12143382B1	Authenticating a user device associated with a user to communicate via a wireless network in a secure web-based environment Particular systems, methods, and program products for web-based security systems for user authentication and processing in a distributed computing environment are disclosed. A computing sub-system may receive an electronic processing request and a first signed data packet having a first payload that was hashed and encrypted using a first private key. The first payload may comprise first processing output and a first timestamp. The sub-system may verify the first signed data packet by decrypting it using a first public key. The sub-system may execute computing operations to satisfy the electronic processing request, producing second processing output. The sub-system may configure a data packet with a second payload comprising at least the second processing output and a second timestamp. The sub-system may encrypt the second payload using a second private key producing a second signed data packet. The sub-system may transmit to a second sub-system the second signed data packet.
US12143380B2	Nullifying biometrics Artificial biometric traits self-nullify due to natural physiological processes. Biometric enrollment and authentication may then be based on a life associated with the self-nullifying biometric trait. Once the life is expected to have expired, no further authentication may be performed until a new artificial biometric is applied.
US12143379B2	Biometric authentication system and living body information detection device A biometric authentication system is a biometric authentication system having a detection device and an authentication device performing personal authentication. The detection device has a plurality of sensor elements, a plurality of gate lines and a plurality of signal lines provided in correspondence with the sensor elements, and gate line drive circuit scanning the gate lines.
US12143377B2	Application single sign-on determinations based on intelligent traces According to examples, an apparatus may include a processor that may determine that an application was accessed through a portal. Based on a determination that the application was accessed through the portal, the processor may determine whether a first credential type or a second credential type was supplied to access the application, in which the first credential type may include a set of personal credentials of a user and the second credential type may include a set of single sign-on credentials that the user may use to access multiple applications. The processor may also output a trace that may indicate an identification of the application that was accessed and the type of the credential supplied to access the application, in which a backed entity may analyze the data included in the trace.
US12143374B2	Secure communication between devices A method of providing secure communication between first and second devices comprises the first device and the second device connecting to a server via a secure communication channel. Encryption keys for the devices are generated and data relating to the encryption keys are exchanged via the server in the secure communication channel. A peer-to-peer connection for exchanging data is generated using encrypted connection information for the devices.
US12143373B2	Efficient storage of data in a dispersed storage network A data segment is encrypted to produce an encrypted data segment, and a data tag associated with the data segment is generated. The encrypted data segment is encoded to generate a set of encoded data slices. At least a read-threshold number of encoded data slices are required to reconstruct the encrypted data segment. A set of write slice requests, which includes the set of encoded data slices and the data tag, is transmitted to a DSN memory. A determination is made, based on the data tag, whether a first encoded data slice of the set of encoded data slices is a duplicate of a second encoded data slice already stored within the DSN memory. If it is a duplicate, rather of storing the first encoded data slice, a reference to a location of the second encoded data slice is stored.
US12143372B2	System and method for secure remote control of a medical device A system and method for secure wireless control of a device including, but not limited to, replay attack protection, man-in-the-middle protection, data obfuscation, and challenge-response authentication. The system includes a control device, a controlled device interface, a controlled device, a control device interface, and a wireless link. The controlled device interface and the control device interface manage secure communications between the control device and the controlled device over the wireless link. The controlled device can include a medical device such as, for example, but not limited to, an insulin pump and a wheelchair.
US12143370B1	Secured asynchronous communication Asynchronous communications between IoT (Internet of Things) devices on a network are disclosed. The asynchronous communications between IoT devices are facilitated by a centralized device on the communication network. For example, a first IoT device encrypts a message for a second IoT device. The first IoT device opens a temporary communication channel for the purpose of sending the message to the centralized device, after which the communication channel is closed. The second IoT device polls the centralized device by opening a temporary communication channel to retrieve the encrypted message, after which the communication channel is closed.
US12143368B2	Protecting customer personal information in application pipeline Techniques are described that include detecting customer personal information within any appropriate set of data, such as customer communications produced by customer-facing services offered by an organization. Once detected, the customer personal information may be tokenized within the customer communications, making the data appropriate for external systems, such as cloud-hosted applications. The disclosed techniques include a masking service that may be plugged into an on-premises pipeline of any customer-facing service that makes requests to an off-premises, cloud-hosted application. The masking service may apply rule-based detection and/or machine learning-based detection to detect both structured and unstructured customer personal information included in customer communications. The masking service may further tokenize or otherwise obfuscate or replace the detected customer personal information. The tokenized customer communications may then be included in the requests to the cloud-hosted application or otherwise transmitted to external systems without exposing the customer personal information.
US12143364B2	Device, system, and method for provisioning firewall engines A device, system and method for provisioning firewall engines is provided. A device, in an observation mode: implements, for a given zone, an application and a firewall engine in an observation mode by: implementing predefined firewall rules that define allowed network traffic and/or denied network traffic for the application; maintaining a log of network traffic events that meet or do not meet the predefined firewall rules, the log including source and destination network identifiers for the network traffic events; grouping the network traffic events into groups based on the source and destination network identifiers; generating new firewall rules based on the groups; and accepting or denying respective new firewall rules. The device, after the observation mode is implemented, switches the application and the firewall engine to a maintain mode by: stopping implementing the predefined firewall rules; and implementing accepted new firewall rules for the application.
US12143355B2	Node, another node, and methods performed thereby for supporting domain name system over constrained application protocol A method performed by a node (111) supporting operation on a Constrained Application Protocol (CoAP), but incapable of supporting operation on a Domain Name System (DNS) protocol. The node (111) encodes (402) a DNS query into a first message (601, 701), which has a format supported by the CoAP. The DNS query is mapped to the CoAP format of the first message (601, 701) based on a mapping scheme. The node (111) then initiates sending (403) the first message (601, 701) to another node (112) operating in the communications network (100). The another node (112) supports operation on the CoAP and on the DNS protocol. The node (111) finally receives (404) a second message (620, 706) from the another node (112), which has the format supported by the CoAP. The second message (620, 706) comprises the DNS response to the sent DNS query. The DNS response is mapped to the CoAP format of the second message (620, 706) based on the mapping scheme.
US12143353B2	Dynamically learning media access control and internet protocol addresses Techniques are described for learning an unknown virtual network information, such as an virtual Internet Protocol (IP) address, of a pod in a virtual network. In some examples, a virtual router executing at a computing device may receive an Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) packet from a virtual execution element in the virtual network, the virtual execution element executing at the computing device. The virtual router may determine, based at least in part on the ARP packet, whether virtual network information for the virtual execution element in a virtual network is known to the virtual router. The virtual router may, in response to determining that the virtual network information of the virtual execution element in the virtual network is not known to the virtual router, perform learning of the virtual network information for the virtual execution element.
US12143350B2	Thread navigation for messaging applications The technology involves messaging applications that support message threads that can involve grouped messages pertaining a conversation, post, or topic. A user interface can employ a communication pane or other message area to present all threads in a particular room, not just the threads that the user is currently following. Following can occur when a user elects to be notified of new replies by clicking a “follow” indicia, replying to or starting a thread, or when someone else specifically mentions the user. The UI may present different notifications about new replies or other details based on a type of display device the person is currently using. For threads that include specific references to the user or are not currently being followed, graphical indicia can be presented as a tailored alert. Different filter options in the user interface enable the user to see threads they are following or mentioned in.
US12143348B2	Information display method and apparatus, and electronic device An information display method and apparatus, and an electronic device are provided. The method includes: receiving an instruction for displaying a page for instant messaging; displaying, in response to the instruction, a display page for the instant messaging, where the display page includes a first display area and a second display area; and displaying contact information in the first display area and displaying filtered information in the second display area, where the contact information includes an identifier of at least one contact and interaction information with the contact, the filtered information includes a filter identifier and information of a message corresponding to the filter identifier; and a message corresponding to a filter identifier is obtained by performing filtering on messages to at least one contact under a preset filtering condition corresponding to the filter identifier.
US12143344B2	Automatically processing user request data using artificial intelligence techniques Methods, apparatus, and processor-readable storage media for automatically processing user request data using artificial intelligence techniques are provided herein. An example computer-implemented method includes generating, using a chatbot during a communication session with a user, answers to user requests by processing the user requests using a first set of artificial intelligence techniques associated with the chatbot; generating knowledge base-related predictions associated with the user requests by processing the user requests using a second set of artificial intelligence techniques associated with a knowledge base; calculating at least one score associated with at least a portion of the answers and the user requests based on qualifying values computed in connection with at least one of generating the answers and generating the knowledge base-related predictions; and performing one or more automated actions based on the at least one calculated score.
US12143339B2	Method and device for detecting signal interference among geographically co-located radios affiliated with different talkgroups A process of detecting signal interference among geographically co-located radios affiliated with different talkgroups, An electronic computing device receives a log of push-to-talk (PTT) operations performed at a first radio and a log of audio quality values measured corresponding to audio communications received at a second radio. The first radio is affiliated with a first talkgroup and operates on a first channel frequency assigned to the first talkgroup. The second radio is affiliated with a second talkgroup and further operates on a second channel frequency assigned to the second talkgroup. The device detects that signal interference at the second radio is potentially caused by the first radio when there is a time correlation between a PTT operation performed at the first radio and a change in audio quality at the second radio and when the second radio was geographically co-located with the first radio during the time correlation.
US12143336B2	Wireless communication method, enhanced node B and user equipment An integrated circuit includes reception circuitry and demodulation circuitry. The reception circuitry, in operation, controls receiving one or more repetitions of control information in a search space region. The search space region includes a first plurality of sub-regions of different lengths for a largest repetition number of the control information. The search space region includes a second plurality of sub-regions of different lengths for a second-largest repetition number of the control information. An interval of subframes to which the first plurality of sub-regions are mapped is greater than an interval of subframes to which the second plurality of sub-regions are mapped. The demodulation circuitry, in operation, controls performing a demodulation process of the one or more repetitions of the control information.
US12143334B2	Configuring and providing physical downlink control channel communications with improved reliability This disclosure relates to techniques for configuring and providing physical downlink control channel transmissions with improved reliability in a wireless communication system. A cellular base station may establish a wireless link with a wireless device. The cellular base station may provide downlink control channel configuration information to the wireless device. The downlink control channel configuration information may configure control resources associated with multiple transmission reception points in a search space for the wireless device. The cellular base station may provide downlink control information to the wireless device using control resources included in the search space.
US12143332B2	Method and apparatus for setting occupation time of channel state information processing unit of terminal in wireless communication system A method, performed by a terminal, of determining a channel state information processing unit (CPU) occupation time in a wireless communication system, according to an embodiment of the present disclosure, includes: receiving, from a base station, information indicating activation of a semi-persistent channel state information (CSI) report; receiving, from the base station, at least one CSI-reference signal (RS) for the semi-persistent CSI report; and determining a CPU occupation time for the semi-persistent CSI report based on at least one of a reception time point of the information indicating the activation of the semi-persistent CSI report or a reception time point of the at least one CSI-RS. The information indicating the activation of the semi-persistent CSI report is transmitted by being included in downlink control information (DCI) or a media access control control element (MAC CE).
US12143330B2	Method and device for reporting channel state in wireless communication system A method for reporting a channel state in a wireless communication system according to an embodiment of the present disclosure may comprise the steps of: receiving a channel state report setting including an index of a first bandwidth part (BWP); receiving a trigger of a channel state report for a second BWP other than the first BWP; measuring a channel state in the second BWP in a measurement gap according to the trigger; and transmitting the measured channel state to a base station on an available uplink resource within a first activated BWP after the measurement gap.
US12143329B2	Tracking reference signal availability indication Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may receive configurations of a set of tracking reference signal (TRS) resource sets. The UE may receive an availability indication associated with one or more TRS resource sets from the set of TRS resource sets, and the availability indication is associated with one or more groups of TRS resource sets associated with the set of TRS resource sets. Numerous other aspects are described.
US12143327B2	Methods and apparatuses for reference signal transmission Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to methods and devices for reference signal (RS) transmission. In example embodiments, a method implemented in a network device is provided. According to the method, a first set of RS resources are determined for RS transmission by the network device. The first set of RS resources are associated with a first number of RS ports to be used for RS transmission and correspond to a first set of resource elements (REs) interpolated with unused REs in frequency domain. A first RS configuration for RS transmission is generated based on the first set of RS resources. Information on the first RS configuration is transmitted to a terminal device served by the network device.
US12143325B2	Quasi co-located framework for beam reception in a single frequency network User equipment (UE) operation in a single frequency network (SFN). The UE may receive one or more transmission configuration indication (TCI) states corresponding to one or more downlink resources, receive a demodulated reference signal (DMRS) wherein the DMRS is quasi co-located (QCLed) with one or more channel state information reference signal (CSI-RS) from multiple cells of a SFN and quasi co-location (QCL) information is included in the one or more TCI and determine a time and frequency offset corresponding to each of the multiple cells based on the CSI-RS.
US12143321B2	Concepts for transmitting data to one or more users A base station for a wireless communication network is provided. The wireless communication network includes a plurality of base stations, each base station to serve one or more users. One or more users are served by a plurality of base stations to receive a first data signal from the base station and a second data signal from at least one further base station using multi-user superposition transmission, MUST. The base station includes a backhaul interface for a communication with one or more of the plurality of base stations of the wireless communication network. For transmitting the first data signal to one or more users served by the base station and by the further base station, the base station is configured to negotiate a MUST setting with the further base station via the backhaul interface, and map data of the first data signal using a first transmit constellation set according to the negotiated MUST setting.
US12143318B2	Communication method and apparatus This application relates to the field of wireless communications and self-driving/intelligent driving/autonomous driving vehicles, and in particular, to the field of collaborative radars. A first apparatus receives first information from a second apparatus. The first apparatus determines, based on the first information, the priorities of a plurality of time-frequency resources included in a first time-domain range. The first apparatus further selects a first time-frequency resource among the plurality of time-frequency resources. The priority of the first time-frequency resource is the highest among the priorities of the plurality of time-frequency resources. A time-frequency resource with a comparatively high priority is selected to send a radar signal, to reduce a probability of a resource collision, and reduce and/or avoid interference between radars, especially collaborative radars.
US12143314B2	Pooling smart NICs for network disaggregation Techniques are disclosed for processing data packets and implementing policies in a software defined network (SDN) of a virtual computing environment. A plurality of servers are communicatively coupled to network interfaces of one of a skinny NIC or a smart NIC. The skinny NIC is configured to provide network interfaces for virtual machines hosted on a corresponding server. The smart NIC is configured to enable virtual machine communications within a virtual network in accordance with associated policies.
US12143312B2	On-demand resource capacity in a serverless function-as-a-service infrastructure Various aspects are disclosed for optimization of dependent systems for serverless frameworks that facilitate a function-as-a-service (FaaS). In some examples, an agent can be installed on a dependent system and collect resource consumption data that is reported to a management service. The management service can throttle requests submitted to the FaaS or scale up the infrastructure depending upon the resource consumption data.
US12143311B1	Methods and systems for dynamic agent resource allocation A load-balancing system can provide dynamic allocation of distributed resources to one or more communication interfaces. The load-balancing system may receive an indication that a value of a resource is less than a threshold. The value may represent a quantity of resources associated with a communication network. The load-balancing system may transmit a request for resources to a set of computing device. The load-balancing system may receive an identification of a subset of the set of computing devices that approve the request for the resources and facilitate allocation of the resources associated with the subset of the set of computing devices to the communication network by causing a connection to be established between the subset of the set of computing devices and the communication network.
US12143304B2	Underlay-overlay correlation This disclosure describes techniques that include collecting underlay flow data along with overlay flow data within a network and correlating the data to enable insights into network operation and performance. In one example, this disclosure describes a method that includes collecting flow data for a network having a plurality of network devices and a plurality of virtual networks established within the network; storing the flow data in a data store; receiving a request for information about a data flow, wherein the request for information specifies a source virtual network for the data flow and further specifies a destination virtual network for the data flow; and querying the data store with the specified source virtual network and the specified destination virtual network to identify, based on the stored flow data, one or more network devices that have processed at least one packet in the data flow.
US12143296B2	Data center network with packet spraying A network system for a data center is described in which an access node sprays a data flow of packets over a logical tunnel to another access node. In one example, a method comprises establishing, by a plurality of access nodes, a logical tunnel over a plurality of data paths across a switch fabric between a source access node and a destination access node included within the plurality of access nodes, wherein the source access node is coupled to a source network device; and spraying, by the source access node, a data flow of packets over the logical tunnel to the destination access node, wherein the source access node receives the data flow of packets from the source network device, and wherein spraying the data flow of packets includes directing each of the packets within the data flow to a least loaded data path.
US12143294B2	Method, apparatus and computer-readable medium for multicast communication in a containerized environment A method for execution by a processor of a host having an external interface for connection to at least one other network element of a packet-based data network, the host storing a routing table and implementing a container connected to a bridge, the container being addressable by an internal address on a bridge network associated with the bridge. The method includes obtaining an indication of a request for the container to join a multicast group. In response to the obtaining, a request is sent via the external interface for the host to join the multicast group. The routing table may be modified so as to make the bridge a next hop for future packets obtained from the external interface and destined for the multicast group. The routing table may also be modified so as to make the external interface a next hop for future packets that are obtained from the bridge, whose source address is the internal address of the container and that are destined for the multicast group. The method also includes setting up an expiry parameter increase for such future packets.
US12143286B2	Network monitoring device, network monitoring method, and network monitoring program A network monitoring apparatus sets monitoring targets that are physical interfaces included in leaf nodes and spine nodes, links connecting the leaf nodes and the spine nodes, transfer function units included in the spine nodes, and an overlay tunnel set between the originating-side leaf node on the terminating-side leaf node, aggregates monitoring results at the respective monitoring targets, and determines the failure type of a failure and the degree of influence of the failure on the basis of the type of the monitoring target in which the failure has occurred and the occurring event.
US12143285B2	Controller area network and connectivity health troubleshooting system A system and method for diagnosing connection and communication in an industrial machine. The electronic processing system includes a CAN bus, an ethernet network, and a plurality of devices connected to the CAN bus and the ethernet network. The plurality of devices includes at least one controller programmed to run one or more software applications. A connectivity check is performed to obtain CAN connection status data and ethernet connection status data for the plurality of devices. The CAN connection status data and the ethernet connection status data is analyzed to determine a likely cause of a device connection issue. A solution to the device connection issue is output to a user based on the analyzed data.
US12143283B2	Network monitoring tool A method, apparatus, and system for network monitoring are provided. The method retrieves and processes performance data files from each technology type in the network. These performance data files are then loaded into a time series database. At least one key performance indicator is derived from the data. The performance data is organized by region and pool level and then displayed by region and pool level. The method provides configurable thresholds for key performance indicators and alerts users to those thresholds. The apparatus provides a display allowing both monitoring and test functions to be selected. The display is automatically updated based on a predetermined, selectable time interval.
US12143280B1	Constraint management for network-based service actions Systems and methods are provided for bypassing or enforcing constraints regarding actions on network-based services. An account manager can store or maintain an account type of standard or special as account information associated with an account. When a user operating under an account tries to perform an action on a network-based service, the network-based service may retrieve or receive the account type associated with the account from the account manager. If the account type is standard, the network-based service can enforce constraints on the action. Alternatively, if the account type is special, the network-based service can bypass constraints on the action.
US12143277B2	Most probable cause determination for telecommunication events A method performed by a computing system includes collecting information on transactions in a telecommunication system, using the information on transactions to create a plurality of event objects, each of the event objects associated with a telecommunication event, associating each of the event objects with a Key Performance Indicator (KPI), applying the event objects to a plurality of inference functions, each inference functions using the set of parameters as inputs and the KPIs of the event objects as outputs to create a model that infers a relationship between the set of parameters and the KPIs, and analyzing metadata from each of the inference functions to determine which of the set of parameters was used to predict an outcome leading to the KPI.
US12143272B2	Network capacity planning systems and methods A network capacity planning system for forecasting and scheduling of network capacity for electronic devices is provided. A server monitors usage of a network associated with the electronic devices. The server analyzes a frequency of a transmission of data packets between the electronic devices and the network, and a time duration of a network busy time based on predetermined thresholds. The server uses results of the analysis to drive a dynamic mechanism, which identifies when a bandwidth associated with the network needs to be upgraded to support the growing network bandwidth requirements. The server adjusts a network capacity value of a network routing device associated with the network to support the required bandwidth for an operation of the electronic devices.
US12143271B2	Dynamic virtual network function placement in edge computing environments Placing virtual network functions (VNFs) in nodes of an infrastructure are disclosed. A request for services may identify a series of VNFs. Requests may be grouped by time windows such that all requests in a time window are placed together. Placing the requests includes identifying which nodes host which VNFs. Some of the VNFs may already exist in the infrastructure. Placing the requests may include generating a placement plan that accounts, for example, for available resources, links in the infrastructure, node restrictions, service level agreements, quality of service requirements, and user priorities. Once generated, the plan is executed. Chains of VNFs can be replaced when service degrades or based on user location.
US12143270B2	Automatically inferring software-defined network policies from the observed workload in a computing environment Techniques are disclosed for automatically inferring software-defined network policies from the observed workload in a computing environment. The disclosed techniques include monitoring network traffic flow originating from network interfaces corresponding to containers that execute components of an application, recording details of a new network connection or a change in the existing network connection, obtaining information concerning the components of the application, identifying metadata for a component involved in the new network connection or the change in an existing network connection based on a comparison of the details of the new network connection or a change in the existing network connection and the information concerning the components of the application, generating a network policy for the component using at least the metadata for the component, and integrating the network policy for the component into a deployment package for the application.
US12143268B2	Automatic discovery of cloud-based infrastructure and resources An embodiment may involve receiving an account identifier, wherein the account identifier is associated with a service account; transmitting a first API query to a remote computing system based on the account identifier; receiving first information associated with a first resource based on the first API query, wherein the first resource corresponds to a cloud orchestrator associated with a first service provided by the remote computing system; transmitting a first set of queries to the remote computing system based on the first information; receiving second information about a cluster of resources, associated with the first resource, based on the first set of queries, wherein a set of services related to the first service are deployed in one or more resources of the cluster of resources; generating a relationship map between the first resource and the cluster of resources based on the second information; and outputting the relationship map.
US12143267B2	Network optimization for hybrid quantum-classical networks A method performed by a processing system including at least one processor includes calculating a quantum network relative performance metric for a current configuration of a hybrid quantum-classical telecommunications network, identifying a proposed new configuration for the hybrid quantum-classical telecommunications network, calculating the quantum network relative performance metric for the proposed new configuration of the hybrid quantum-classical telecommunications network, and implementing the proposed new configuration in the hybrid quantum-classical telecommunications network when the quantum network relative performance metric for the proposed new configuration of the hybrid quantum-classical telecommunications network is greater than the quantum network relative performance metric for the current configuration of the hybrid quantum-classical telecommunications network.
US12143265B1	Managing entitlements for data processing systems using out of band communication channels Methods and systems for managing entitlements for data processing systems are disclosed. A management controller for the data processing system may utilize an out of band communication channel to obtain a list of the entitlements for the data processing system from a management server. The management controller may compare the features included in the list of the entitlements to features included in a list of existing enabled features for the data processing system to obtain a difference. The management controller may modify operation of hardware components of the data processing system to resolve the difference. By doing so, the management controller may monitor entitlements for the data processing system, the entitlements being based on user subscriptions for features of the data processing system.
US12143264B2	Migrating edge device resources to a cloud computing environment Techniques are disclosed for migrating one or more services from an edge device to a cloud computing environment. In one example, a migration service receives a request to migrate a first set of services from the edge device to the cloud computing environment. The migration service identifies a hardware profile of a computing device (or devices) of the cloud computing environment that matches the edge device, and then configures the computing device to execute a second set of services that corresponds to the first set of services. The migration service establishes a communication channel between the edge device and the computing device, and then executes a set of migration operations such that the second set of services is configured to execute as the first set of services. The computing device may operate in a virtual bootstrap environment or dedicated region of the cloud computing environment.
US12143261B2	Failure detection for packet transmission in software-defined networks A system can be provided that can detect a transmission failure of a packet. The transmission failure can occur in a software-defined network. The system can further identify, via debuggers, functions associated with the transmission failure of the packet. The transmission failure of the packet can occur between components in the software-defined network. Additionally, the system can generate, via the debuggers, log data for the functions. The system can also identify, based on the log data, a function associated with the transmission failure and a cause of the transmission failure related to the function.
US12143259B2	Slow drain and congestion spreading detection service Techniques for determining an impact that a congested switch port is having on a network and for estimating a reason as to why the congested switch port is congested are disclosed. Configuration data and performance data from a network are obtained. Based on the configuration data, a shortest path between a storage port and a host port is identified. A particular switch port is also identified as a result of that port being congested. An impact as to how the switch port, due to its congestion in the particular shortest path, is impacting or is being impacted by other switch ports in the network is determined. An alert, which includes information indicating the impact, is triggered.
US12143258B2	Iterative phase-noise cancellation Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A user equipment (UE) may transmit, to a base station, a request for a data transmission that includes multiple subsets of data each associated with a different constellation granularity. In response to the request, the base station may encode the data transmission using multiple different constellation granularities and may transit the encoded data transmission to the UE. For example, the UE may receive the data transmission including a first subset of data that was encoded by the base station using a first constellation granularity and a second subset of data that was encoded by the base station using a second constellation granularity. The UE may then iteratively estimate phase-noises associated with respective subsets of data and perform phase-noise correction operations on the entire data transmission based on the estimated phase-noises.
US12143256B2	Adaptive subcarrier spacing configuration Methods and apparatuses for adaptive subcarrier spacing in wireless communication networks are described. For example, the described aspects include transmitting, from the UE to a network entity, a first PRACH transmission with a first subcarrier spacing; determining, by the UE, that the first PRACH transmission to the network entity is not successful; and transmitting, from the UE, a second PRACH transmission with a second subcarrier spacing in response to determining that the first PRACH transmission is not successful, wherein the first subcarrier spacing is different from the second subcarrier spacing.
US12143251B2	Multi-level output driving circuit and method Provided are a multilevel output drive circuit and method. The circuit includes: a signal selection module, configured to selectively output a signal to be transmitted of a corresponding channel according to an external input signal; a weight generation module, configured to generate weight data according to a weight of an output eye diagram, wherein the weight of the output eye diagram and the weight data are multi-bit binary data; a coefficient transfer module, configured to perform weight control on the signal to be transmitted according to the weight data and generate data containing weight information; and a weight adjustment and data outputting module, configured to perform weight adjustment and pulse amplitude modulation calculation according to weight adjustment control data, the signal to be transmitted and the data containing weight information, and generate PAM4 data.
US12143250B2	Optical interconnect system and method for data center The invention provides an optical interconnect system and method for a data center. A nonlinear differential precoding module performs nonlinear differential precoding on an inputted original signal, to obtain a precoded signal with an increased quantity of levels. A generalized Tomlinson-Harashima precoding (GTHP) module pre-equalizes the precoded signal, to obtain a pre-equalized signal with scattered distribution. A faster than Nyquist (FTN) module performs high-frequency truncation filtering on the pre-equalized signal, to obtain a discrete signal. A signal transmission module transmits the discrete signal from a transmitting end to a receiving end. A feed-forward equalizer (FFE) performs strong equalization on the discrete signal to obtain a level slice signal, and decodes the level slice signal according to a GTHP decoding table, to obtain a decoded signal. A simplified 2D constellation distortion module processes the decoded signal to reshape a constellation, and obtains a restored signal according to a time interleaving method.
US12143247B2	Adaptive mode imbalance compensation Methods and apparatus for reducing mode conversion associated with differential signals are disclosed. An example method includes providing a common mode dither signal between a first terminal and a second terminal associated with a differential signal, generating a correlation signal representing a correlation of the common mode dither signal and the differential signal, and selectively incrementing a first capacitive loading at the first terminal or a second capacitive loading at the second terminal based at least in part on the correlation signal.
US12143245B2	Multiple-input-multiple-output (MIMO) channel estimation Method for propagation channel estimation in an N×M Multiple-Input-Multiple-Output (MIMO) communication system comprising a transmitter (202) comprising N transmit antennas and a receiver (204) comprising M receive antennas and a MIMO equalizer (206) comprising multiple taps, where N>1 and M>1. The method includes producing (s402) a single tap equalizer (Q) based on a multi-tap equalizer (Q). The method also includes producing (s404) an inverse effective-channel estimate (Qe) based on Q, The method also includes inverting (s406) Qe to produce an effective-channel estimate (He), The method also includes producing (s408) Ha based on He—wherein Ha can be used to determine one or more performance metrics.
US12143244B2	Gateway fabric ports A gateway for interfacing a host with a subsystem for acting as a work accelerator to the host. The gateway enables the transfer of batches of data to the subsystem at precompiled data exchange synchronisation points. The gateway acts to route data between accelerators which are connected in a scaled system of multiple gateways and accelerators using a global address space set up at compile time of an application to run on the computer system.
US12143243B2	Scheduler-directed source multiplexing for return path noise mitigation Devices, systems and methods that reduce funneling noise in upstream data transmissions from modems providing the transmissions through respective RF legs connected to the node. Preferred devices and systems may include a node that is configured to selectively isolate respectively scheduled upstream data signals from noise present on any RF leg not propagating a scheduled upstream data signal.
US12143241B2	Vehicle-mounted apparatus and a method for relaying A vehicle-mounted apparatus includes a first processing unit that is connected to each of the plurality of vehicle-mounted ECUs and performs relay processing on the messages; a second processing unit that is connected to each of the plurality of vehicle-mounted ECUs and performs relay processing on the messages; a first routing table including a relay destination of each message to be processed at the first processing unit; and a second routing table including a relay destination of each message to be processed at the second processing unit. Each of the first processing unit and the second processing unit includes a connection unit to which wiring connected to the plurality of vehicle-mounted ECUs is connected, the first processing unit performs the relay processing based on the first routing table, and the second processing unit performs the relay processing based on the second routing table.
US12143233B2	Automated integration of conference participant information with a shared conference space digital calendar A shared conference space system is configured for use with a shared conference space. The shared conference space system determines identities of a set of conference participants of a shared conference space using a sensor. The shared conference space system associates the identities of the set of conference participants to a shared conference space digital calendar associated with the shared conference space and outputs to a display of the shared conference space system a portion of the shared conference space digital calendar including the identities of the set of conference participants.
US12143224B2	Hybrid automatic repeat request (HARQ) process type configuration Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide techniques for providing feedback. For example, a user equipment (UE) may receive, from a network node, a configuration of a search space comprising time and frequency resources available to the network node for communicating a downlink control channel, the configuration indicating a feedback process type corresponding to the search space. The UE may also receive, from the network node, the downlink control channel in the search space. The UE may also receive a downlink transmission scheduled by the downlink control channel. The UE may selectively provide feedback to the network node regarding decoding of the downlink transmission according to the feedback process type corresponding to the search space.
US12143219B2	Data retransmission method and device, storage medium, and electronic device Provided are a data retransmission method and device, a storage medium, and an electronic device. The method includes: transmitting a first data packet, wherein the first data packet comprises data block identification information.
US12143213B2	Transmission device, transmission method, reception device, reception method, integrated circuit, and program A transmission device that performs multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) transmission of transmit data using a plurality of fundamental bands. The transmission device includes an error correction coding unit, a mapping unit, and a MIMO coding unit. The error correction coding unit, for each data block of predefined length, performs error correction coding and thereby generates an error correction coded frame. The mapping unit maps each predefined number of bits in the error correction coded frame to a corresponding symbol and thereby generates an error correction coded block. The MIMO coding unit performs MIMO coding with respect to the error correction coded block. Components of data included in the error correction coded block are allocated to at least two of the fundamental bands and transmitted.
US12143212B1	Physical layer preamble for wireless local area networks A communication device receives a physical layer (PHY) data unit having a PHY preamble with a non-legacy signal field. The non-legacy signal field includes a multi-bit signal field header that occupies a beginning portion of the non-legacy signal field. A plurality of available values of the multi-bit signal field header includes i) at least one available value corresponding to a wireless communication protocol, and ii) multiple other available values reserved for at least one of i) at least one future version of the wireless communication protocol, and ii) at least one future wireless communication protocol. The multi-bit signal field header indicates a field format of other subfields of the non-legacy signal field that follow the multi-bit signal field header. The communication device processes the beginning portion of the non-legacy signal field to determine a field format of the other subfields of the non-legacy signal field.
US12143206B2	Dynamic MCS offset for short TTI According to some embodiments, a method in a network node comprises: determining that uplink control information, UCI, and a data payload will be sent via a physical uplink shared channel on a slot/subslot transmission; determining a modulation coding scheme, MCS, offset for transmission of the UCI via the physical uplink shared channel; and communicating the MCS offset to a wireless device. According to some embodiments, a method in a wireless device comprises: determining that UCI and a data payload will be sent via a physical uplink shared channel on a slot/subslot transmission; receiving a MCS offset for transmission of the UCI via the physical uplink shared channel; and communicating, to a network node, the UCI using the MCS offset. The UCI and the data payload may be sent via the physical uplink shared channel with a slot/subslot transmission or a short transmission time interval (sTTI).
US12143205B1	Unidirectional fast retraining of a bidirectional ethernet link A PHY device in an Ethernet network in a vehicle includes a transceiver and a processor. The transceiver communicates with a peer PHY over a bidirectional Ethernet link in the vehicle, the transceiver supports communication modes that are separately configurable for transmission and reception, and are selected from (i) a data mode for communication of data, and (ii) a retraining mode for recovering from reception failure, and reception of retraining signals in the retraining mode is less sensitive to interference than reception of data signals in the data mode. The processor sets the transceiver for data mode transmission to, and data mode reception from the peer PHY, and in response to detecting that during data mode reception a reception quality has degraded to below a specified threshold, set the transceiver to reception in the retraining mode while concurrently transmitting to the peer PHY in the data mode.
US12143204B2	CPRI data block transmission method and apparatus Methods and apparatus are provided for transmitting data. In one aspect, a method of transmitting data comprises identifying a start of a Common Public Radio Interface (CPRI) frame, identifying CPRI data blocks of the CPRI frame, and transmitting the CPRI data blocks of the CPRI frame in slots of a FlexE calendar of a Flex Ethernet physical layer group (FlexE PHY group).
US12143200B2	Terminal station apparatus, base station apparatus, transmission method and control method A terminal apparatus includes circuitry and a transmitter. The circuitry, in operation, generates a reference signal using a cyclic shift value and an orthogonal sequence, which are associated with each other. The orthogonal sequence is one of two orthogonal sequences corresponding to a first orthogonal sequence [1, 1] and a second orthogonal sequence [1, −1]. The cyclic shift value is one of 12 cyclic shift values ranging from 0 to 11. The transmitter, in operation, transmits the reference signal multiplexed with a data signal. Two of the cyclic shift values having a difference of 6 are respectively associated with the two orthogonal sequences.
US12143196B2	Relative beam direction indication for beam management Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. The method may involve a receiving device selecting a receive beam for receiving a signal from a transmitting device based on a relative direction of the transmit beam used to transmit the signal. A first wireless device may receive, from a second wireless device, an indication of a first angular range. The first angular range may be associated with a set of transmit beams for the second wireless device and correspond to at least two transmit beams of the set of transmit beams. The first wireless device may select a receive beam from a set of receive beams based on the first angular range and receive a reference signal, from the second wireless device, using the selected receive beam. The first device may also transmit channel information, to second wireless device, based on the reference signal.
US12143193B1	Processor based method and system for transmitting image data matrix A device, method, and non-transitory computer readable medium that for two-dimensional blind single-input multiple-output channel identification for image restoration. The method includes receiving, by a receiver having independent channels, a two-dimensional image data matrix then transforming the received two-dimensional image data matrix to a one-dimensional image vector. Channel parameters can then be estimated using the one-dimensional image vector. The method can then construct a restored image using the estimated channel parameters and the two-dimensional image data matrix.
US12143191B2	Systems and methods for uplink codebook based transmission Precoders are provided for multi-panel uplink (UL) transmission. A codebook may support asymmetric multi-panel UL transmission or super UL transmission where new radio (NR) and long-term evolution (LTE) transmissions may be provided through different antenna panels of a user equipment (UE). Sounding reference signal (SRS) enhancement provides support for multi-panel transmission. The UE transmits an indication of a UE capability based on an antenna structure comprising multiple antenna panels of the UE. Further, the UE determines, at the UE, one or more precoders to use for UL transmissions based at least in part on the UE capability, wherein the one or more precoders include a polarization co-phasing factor, an antenna panel co-phasing factor, and a combining weight for antennas for a same polarization. Additionally, the UE transmits, from the multiple antenna panels, the UL transmissions using the one or more precoders.
US12143187B2	Mitigating non-transmitted beam failure detection reference signal due to listen-before-talk failure Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may determine configuration information associated with a periodic beam failure detection reference signal (BFD-RS) for a wireless channel that has a listen-before-talk requirement. The UE may monitor the wireless channel for the periodic BFD-RS or an aperiodic BFD-RS linked to the periodic BFD-RS based at least in part on one or more parameters in the configuration information that relate to mitigating non-transmission of the periodic BFD-RS in a scheduled occasion. Numerous other aspects are described.
US12143185B2	User terminal and radio communication method A user terminal according to one aspect of the present disclosure includes: a control section that determines whether or not to share given channel state information with another user terminal; and a transmission section that transmits the given channel state information determined to be shared to the another user terminal. According to one aspect of the present disclosure, MIMO can be suitably used.
US12143181B2	Neighboring beam assisted beamforming and beamtracking A base station may transmit beams to user equipment. The user equipment may receive the beams and transmit a signal to a base station. The base station may determine signal characteristics associated with the beams based on the signal and compare the signal characteristics with predefined signal characteristics that correspond to potential locations of the user equipment. Based on this comparison, the base station may determine a position of the user equipment and transmit a targeted beam based on the position of the user equipment. The base station may also track the position of the user equipment and provide an updated targeted beam based on an updated position of the user equipment. Accordingly, the base station may efficiently form and update the targeted beam based on the predefined signal characteristics, thereby reducing an amount of time required to establish and maintain communication with the user equipment.
US12143179B2	Transmission power management for concurrent operating radios A method includes receiving an indication to transmit a first set of signals using a first standard (e.g., Long Term Evolution) via a first set of antennas of a radio frequency device and a second set of signals using a second standard (e.g., New Radio) via a second set of antennas. The method also includes transmitting the first set of signals via the first set of antennas using a first power based on positions of the first set and second set of antennas, exposure conditions of the first set and the second set of signals on a user, and/or priorities of the first and the second set of signals. Moreover, the method includes transmitting the second set of signals via the second set of antennas using a second power based on the positions of the antennas, the exposure conditions of the signals on the user, and/or priorities of the signals.
US12143178B2	Method of signal processing by a massive MIMO base station receiver Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a method of processing received signal using a massive MIMO base station (BS). The BS includes at least a radio unit (RU), a distributed unit (DU) and an interface. The method includes at least receiving a plurality of signals corresponding to the plurality of antennas, said signals include at least one of data signals, demodulation reference signals (DMRS) and sounding reference signals (SRS). The RU or DU performs a grouping operation on a subset of the plurality of signals corresponding to a subset of antennas to generate signal groups. The RU performs a first stage filtering on the signals associated with each group using group specific filters to obtain group specific filtered signals. The DU performs a second stage filtering on the group specific filtered signals to obtain second stage filtered signals.
US12143176B2	DFT-S-OFDM multiple layer and subband transmission According to some embodiments, a method performed by a wireless device for transmitting multiple layers of an uplink physical channel comprises transmitting to a network node an indication of a capability to operate according to a first mode of operation and a second mode of operation. In the first mode a codebook subset comprises precoding matrices with at most one non-zero elements per column, and in the second mode the codebook subset comprises precoding matrices with at most two non-zero elements per column. The codebook subset is in a codebook for use when transform precoding of a physical channel is disabled. The method further comprises receiving a configuration from the network node for a selected mode of operation, and transmitting the physical channel using transform precoding and, at least when transmitting with two layers, using the codebook subset comprising the precoding matrices of the selected mode.
US12143173B2	Power transmission apparatus, power reception apparatus, method, and recording medium A power transmission apparatus has a first communication function for communicating with a power reception apparatus and a second communication function for communicating with the power reception apparatus at a radio frequency different from a radio frequency used in the first communication function, and makes a decision as to whether to use the first communication function or the second communication function in communication for controlling wireless transmission of power, the decision being made on the basis of device information obtained from the power reception apparatus through communication using the first communication function.
US12143171B2	Wireless communication between electronic devices in close proximity A method of communicating between a first electronic communication device of a plurality of electronic communication devices and a wireless communication initiating device for reading the first electronic communication device. The method comprises receiving, at the first electronic communication device, a communication signal from the wireless communication initiating device and determining a first characteristic value relating to the communication signal. The method further comprises receiving at least a second characteristic value relating to a communication signal received by at least a second electronic communication device that is connected to the first electronic communication device and initiating communication with a reading device based on the first and second value.
US12143169B2	Controller for a semiconductor switch that includes an inductive coupling for communication across galvanic isolation A controller comprising a driver interface referenced to a first reference potential, a drive circuit referenced to a second reference potential, and an inductive coupling. The driver interface comprises a first receiver configured to compare a portion of signals having a first polarity on the first terminal of the inductive coupling with a first threshold, and a second receiver configured to compare a portion of signals having a second polarity on the second terminal of the inductive coupling with a third threshold. The drive circuit comprises a first transmitter configured to drive current in a first direction in the second winding to transmit first signals, and a second transmitter configured to drive current in a second direction in the second winding to transmit second signals, the second direction opposite the first direction.
US12143164B2	Interference detection system, interference detection apparatus, interference detection method, and interference detection program An interference detection system includes a plurality of radio frame acquisition apparatuses and an interference detection apparatus. The interference detection apparatus includes radio frame information reception part, radio frame information storage part, simultaneous frame extraction part, and interference detection part. A radio frame information reception part receives the radio frame information transmitted from the radio frame acquisition apparatus. A radio frame information storage part stores the received radio frame information. A simultaneous frame extraction part extracts first radio frame, and second radio frame demodulated simultaneously or almost simultaneously with first radio frame. An interference detection part determines whether or not first radio frame and second radio frame are interfering with each other on the basis of whether or not there exists(exist) radio frame acquisition apparatus(es) which has(have) demodulated first radio frame and second radio frame simultaneously or almost simultaneously, among a plurality of the radio frame acquisition apparatuses.
US12143162B2	Systems, methods, and devices for automatic signal detection based on power distribution by frequency over time within an electromagnetic spectrum Systems, methods, and apparatus for automatic signal detection in a radio-frequency (RF) environment are disclosed. At least one node device is in a fixed nodal network. The at least one node device is operable to measure and learn the RF environment in a predetermined period based on statistical learning techniques, thereby creating learning data. The at least one node device is operable to create a spectrum map based on the learning data. The at least one node device is operable to calculate a power distribution by frequency of the RF environment in real time or near real time, including a first derivative and a second derivative of fast Fourier transform (FFT) data of the RF environment. The at least one node device is operable to identify at least one signal based on the first derivative and the second derivative of FFT data.
US12143160B2	System and method for alignment measurement of an array antenna system The present disclosure relates to a system (1) for measurement of antenna alignment of an array antenna system (2) used for wireless communication. The array antenna system (2) has an antenna position (A) relative a first coordinate system (18) and comprises a control unit (3) and an array antenna (4) having an antenna aperture plane (19), a certain coverage (5) and an initial array antenna orientation (B). The array antenna (4) further comprises a plurality of antenna elements (6) and at least two antenna ports (7, 8, 9, 10), each antenna port (7, 8, 9, 10) being connected to a corresponding subarray (11, 12, 13, 14), each subarray (11, 12, 13, 14) comprising at least one antenna element (6). The system (1) comprises the array antenna system (2) and an unmanned aerial vehicle (15). UAV, arranged to be deployed in the coverage (5) and comprising a UAV antenna arrangement (16) and a positioning module (17) that is adapted to provide UAV position information (C) relative the first coordinate system (18). In at least one UAV position (C), the UAV (15) is adapted to transmit a UAV signal to the array antenna (4) by means of the UAV antenna arrangement (16), the UAV signal comprising the UAV position information (C). The control unit (3) is adapted to detect signals corresponding to the received UAV signal at the antenna ports (7, 8, 9, 10), and to determine a determined array antenna orientation (D) by means of determined phase differences between the detected signals, the antenna position (A), the initial array antenna orientation (B) and the UAV position information (C).
US12143155B2	Super-symbol signaling in optical communication systems An apparatus and method for transmitting information bits via an optical communication system, the apparatus including a distribution matcher (DM) configured to receive information bits and to generate shaped symbols relating to the information bits; a pre-deinterleaver (PDI) coupled to the DM and configured to apply a perturbation function q(n) to the shaped symbols to produce pre-deinterleaved symbols; an error reduction processor (ERP) coupled to the PDI and configured to receive computer instructions which, when executed, prompt the ERP to produce error reduction symbols from the pre-deinterleaved symbols, the error reduction symbols being perturbed from the pre-deinterleaved symbols by a perturbation function p(n), q(n) being an inverse of p(n); and a modulator coupled to the ERP and configured to convert the error reduction symbols into optical signals configured for transmission via an optical communication system.
US12143153B2	Eye-safe optical-wireless communication A communication node for optical-wireless communication in an optical-wireless communication network has: an input interface configured to receive a data signal, an optical transmitter configured to convert the data signal into an optical signal having an optical power, separation optics configured to spatially divide the optical signal into a plurality of optical partial signals having an associated spectral range to divide the optical power onto the plurality of optical partial signals, wherein the plurality of spectral ranges at least partially match. The communication node is configured to emit the plurality of optical partial signals for optical-wireless communication.
US12143151B1	Systems and methods for fast searching of wideband IQ modulation image rejection Devices, systems, methods, and non-transitory media facilitate image rejection for a radio frequency signal with a wideband carrier. Wideband signals from a device may be analyzed, the wideband signals corresponding to a wideband channel. Each wideband signal may correspond to a sinusoidal electrical signal with IQ amplitude and phase modulation. An in-phase component (I) of a wideband signal may be determined. A quadrature component (Q) of the wideband signal may be determined. Based on the determined I and Q, a wideband IQ imbalance may be determined. A scalar error based on the wideband IQ imbalance may be obtained. The scalar error may be mapped to a vector error plane. Orthogonal error vector points that are based on the mapping may be determined. The wideband IQ imbalance of the device may be compensated based on adjusting an IQ setting of the device with the orthogonal error vector points.
US12143144B2	Antenna arrays with multiple feeds and varying pitch for wideband frequency coverage Antenna arrays with multiple feeds and varying pitch are disclosed. In certain embodiments, a radio frequency (RF) module includes a module substrate, a semiconductor die attached to the module substrate, and an antenna array attached to the module substrate. The semiconductor die includes a plurality of power amplifiers configured to amplify a corresponding plurality of RF signals to generate a plurality of amplified RF signals. The antenna array is configured to receive the plurality of amplified RF signals from the plurality of power amplifiers, and includes a plurality of antenna elements arranged with a varying pitch. Each of the plurality of antenna elements includes two or more signal feeds.
US12143142B2	Docking sleeve with electrical adapter A protective arrangement for an electronic device includes a flexible cover having a panel and a skirt that form an interior cavity to receive an electronic device; and an adapter fixedly positioned in the flexible cover and having a male plug with connectors extending into the interior cavity of the flexible cover for mating with a female socket of the device and a contactor with contacts adjacent outwardly from the flexible cover and electrically coupled to one or more of the connectors of the plug. A docking cradle or external adapter can receive the electronic device and cover.
US12143136B2	Radio-frequency module and communication apparatus To provide a radio-frequency module and a communication apparatus that are capable of suppressing degradation in filter characteristics while reducing the sizes of the radio-frequency module and the communication apparatus. A radio-frequency module (1) includes a common terminal, a first filter (21), a second filter (22), a mounting substrate (3), and an external connection terminal (8a). The first filter (21) is connected to the common terminal and transmits a first signal in a first frequency band. The second filter (22) is connected to the common terminal and transmits a second signal in a second frequency band. The mounting substrate (3) has the first filter (21) mounted thereon. The first filter (21) is connected to the mounting substrate (3) with the external connection terminal (8a). The second filter (22) is laminated on the first filter (21). The external connection terminal (8a) is the common terminal.
US12143130B2	Methods and devices for multi-point direct coding in point cloud compression Methods and devices for coding point clouds using direct coding mode to code coordinates of a point within a sub-volume associated with a current node instead of a pattern of occupancy for child nodes. When direct coding is applied to two or more points in the sub-volume, the points are ordered based on one of their respective coordinate values in binary and pairwise coding of those coordinate values is carried out on a bit-by-bit basis starting from the most significant bit position. For example, the coordinate values relate to a direction in the Cartesian coordinate system, the location of the first point is represented by an x-direction coordinate value, a y-direction coordinate value and a z-direction coordinate value. The pairwise coding includes coding whether the bits are the same and, if so, coding the bit value.
US12143129B2	Decoding method, decoding device, and readable storage medium This application discloses a decoding method, a decoding device, and a readable storage medium. The decoding method can perform a simple logic operation on the corresponding specified bits in the first bitstream, and generate the corresponding fourth bitstream accordingly to obtain information before encoding. The logic design of this decoding method is simple, which can reduce the complexity of logic circuit design and improve the reliability of decoding.
US12143126B2	Analog to digital converter with VCO-based and pipelined quantizers An analog-to-digital converter (“ADC”) includes an input terminal configured to receive an analog input signal. A first ADC circuit is coupled to the input terminal and includes a VCO. The first ADC circuit is configured to output a first digital signal in a frequency domain based on the analog input signal. The first digital signal includes an error component. A first DAC is configured to convert the first digital signal to an analog output signal. A first summation circuit is configured to receive the analog output signal, the analog input signal, and a loop filtered version of the analog input signal and extract the error component, and output a negative of the error component. A second ADC circuit is configured to convert the negative of the error component to a digital error signal. A second summation circuit is configured to receive the first digital signal and the digital error signal, and to output a digital output signal corresponding to the analog input at an output terminal.
US12143123B2	Encoding and decoding of data using generalized LDPC codes A method of correcting data stored in a memory device includes: applying an iterative decoder to the data; determining a total number of rows in first data the decoder attempted to correct; estimating first visible error rows among the total number that continue to have an error after the attempt; estimating residual error rows among the total number that no longer have an error after the attempt; determining second visible error rows in second data of the decoder that continue to have an error by permuting indices of the residual error rows according to a permutation; and correcting the first data using the first visible error rows.
US12143121B2	Wireless transport framework with uncoded transport tunneling Wireless transport of multiple service versions of a transport framework. First and second information may be processed for transmission, respectively, according to first and second service versions of a transport framework. The first and second information may be encoded using a first type of error correction coding; after processing, the processed first information may include error correction coding according to the first type of error correction coding, while the processed second information may remain uncoded according to the first type of error correction coding. Control information may be generated indicating that the second information remains uncoded according to the first type of error correction coding, which may signal to receivers that the second information is processed according to the second service version of the transport framework. Packets including the processed first information, the processed second information, and the control information may be generated and transmitted in a wireless manner.
US12143119B2	Analog-to-digital converter circuit In an analog-to-digital converter circuit, a sum output unit calculates the sum of an n-bit data value outputted from a first output unit and an (n+1)-bit data value outputted from a second output unit to accordingly obtain the calculated sum as a digital data value. A second calculator of the second output unit calculates the sum of a sign bit of a third digital data value as a most significant bit thereof and a second significant bit of the third digital data value. The combines a bit selected from the calculated sum with the third digital data value from which the sign bit has been eliminated to accordingly generate, as the (n+1)-bit data value, a new digital data value whose most significant bit is the bit selected from the calculated sum.
US12143116B2	Time to digital converter calibration A calibration unit and method therein for calibrating a TDC comprised in a digital PLL are disclosed. The TDC receives a signal from a free-running DCO and a reference signal, and measures the time difference between the DCO and reference signals. The calibration unit receives and processes data samples output from the TDC and generates a calibration lookup table in which each TDC output value has a calibration value. The calibration lookup table may be used for post-distortion. For each TDC output level the corresponding calibration value from the lookup table may be added to the output of the TDC for correction.
US12143107B2	Multiplexer A multiplexer includes a first inverter for receiving and inverting first data, a second inverter for receiving and inverting second data, and a first driver connected to an output of the first inverter and to an output of the second inverter. The first driver is configured to output the first data or the second data as output data.
US12143097B2	Acoustic wave filter device An acoustic wave filter device includes a substrate, first and second acoustic impedance layers, a piezoelectric layer, first and second interdigital transducer electrodes, an input terminal, an output terminal, ground terminals, a series arm circuit, and a parallel arm circuits. The first interdigital transducer electrode at least partially overlaps the first acoustic impedance layer in the plan view. The second interdigital transducer electrode at least partially overlaps the second acoustic impedance layer in the plan view. The series arm circuit is provided on a first path connecting the input terminal and the output terminal and includes the first and second interdigital transducer electrodes. A conductive layer in the first acoustic impedance layer and a conductive layer in the second acoustic impedance layer are electrically insulated from each other.
US12143096B2	Filter device and filter circuit A filter device includes a first substrate, a first input electrode and a first output electrode on the first substrate, a first ground electrode on the first substrate and receiving a ground potential, an electrically open portion in or on the first substrate, a second substrate mounted on the first substrate, a second input electrode on a surface of the second substrate and connected to the first input electrode, a second output electrode on the surface of the second substrate and connected to the first output electrode, a second ground electrode on the surface of the second substrate and connected to the first ground electrode, and at least one first functional electrode on the second substrate and disposed on a first connecting path connecting the second input electrode and the second output electrode. The open portion is connected to the first connecting path.
US12143091B2	Methods of plasma dicing bulk acoustic wave components Aspects of this disclosure relate to methods of manufacturing bulk acoustic wave components. Such methods include plasma dicing to singulate individual bulk acoustic wave components. A buffer layer can be formed over a substrate of bulk acoustic wave components such that streets are exposed. The bulk acoustic wave components can be plasma diced along the exposed streets to thereby singulate the bulk acoustic wave components
US12143090B2	Surface acoustic wave (SAW) structures with transverse mode suppression Surface acoustic wave (SAW) structures with transverse mode suppression are disclosed. In one aspect, the SAW structure provides digits or fingers with broad interior terminal end shapes. By providing such shapes spurious modes above the resonance frequency of the SAW are suppressed thereby providing desired out of band rejection that helps satisfy design criteria such as keeping a higher Q value, a higher K2 value and better Temperature Coefficient of Frequency (TCF).
US12143085B2	Film bulk acoustic resonator structure and fabricating method A method for fabricating a film bulk acoustic resonator (FBAR) structure includes: sequentially forming a top electrode material layer, a piezoelectric layer, and a bottom electrode material layer on a substrate; patterning the bottom electrode material layer to form a bottom electrode; forming a sacrificial layer above the bottom electrode; bonding a bottom cap wafer onto the sacrificial layer; removing the substrate; patterning the top electrode material layer to form a top electrode; and removing a portion of the sacrificial layer to form a lower cavity.
US12143084B1	Impedance adjusting circuit and impedance adjusting method for zero quotient calibration An impedance adjusting circuit and an impedance adjusting method for zero quotient (ZQ) calibration. The impedance adjusting circuit includes a reference resistor, a pull-up impedance generator, a controller and a detection circuit. The reference resistor is coupled between a sensing node and a low reference voltage. The pull-up impedance generator is coupled to an external voltage. The controller connects the pull-up impedance generator to the sensing node and compares a reference voltage and a sensing voltage on the sensing node to generate the calibration signal in a ZQ calibrating operation. When the sensing voltage is out of a specification range in the ZQ calibrating operation, the detection circuit notifies the controller to perform a compensation operation on the pull-up impedance generator, and modify the calibration signal to an adjusted calibration signal.
US12143083B2	Continuously variable active reactance systems and methods Various embodiments for controlling a resonant frequency of a resonator are described. A system includes at least one resonant circuit and an active variable reactance circuit that controls a resonant frequency of the at least one resonant circuit. The active variable reactance circuit includes an electrically-controllable switching element and a switch controller sub-circuit configured to switch the electrically-controllable switching element at a frequency of a radio-frequency (RF) current or voltage passing through or across a device such that the RF current flowing from a first terminal to a second terminal is substantially sinusoidal.
US12143082B2	Enhanced automatic gain control for full-duplex in millimeter wave systems Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. In some cases, a device may perform a first analog to digital conversion (ADC) to generate a first set of samples of a wireless signal, and may attenuate the signal according to a dynamic range. The device may then perform a second ADC on the attenuated signal to generate a second set of samples, amplify the second set of samples, output whichever set of samples is greater. In some other cases, the second ADC may determine to attenuate the wireless signal based on an input power, amplify the signal, and output the amplified samples. In some other cases, the wireless device may determine an estimated input power of the wireless signal at a number of antenna elements. The device may then determine an adjustment to gain states of low-noise amplifiers (LNA) associated with each of the number of antenna elements.
US12143077B2	Power amplifier modules including semiconductor resistor and tantalum nitride terminated through wafer via One aspect of this disclosure is a power amplifier module that includes a power amplifier, a semiconductor resistor, a tantalum nitride terminated through wafer via, and a conductive layer electrically connected to the power amplifier. The semiconductor resistor can include a resistive layer that includes a same material as a layer of a bipolar transistor of the power amplifier. A portion of the conductive layer can be in the tantalum nitride terminated through wafer via. The conductive layer and the power amplifier can be on opposing sides of a semiconductor substrate. Other embodiments of the module are provided along with related methods and components thereof.
US12143073B2	Signal envelope detector, overload detector, receiver, base station and mobile device A signal envelope detector is provided. The signal envelope detector includes an input node configured to receive an input signal. Further, the signal envelope detector includes a capacitive voltage divider coupled to the input node and configured to generate an attenuated input signal by voltage division of the input signal. The signal envelope detector additionally includes a source follower transistor coupled between a first node configured to receive a first voltage supply signal and a second node configured to receive a second voltage supply signal. A gate terminal of the source follower transistor is coupled to the capacitive voltage divider and configured to receive the attenuated input signal. The signal envelope detector includes a rectifier circuit configured to receive and rectify an output signal of the source follower transistor. In addition, the signal envelope detector includes a low-pass filter coupled to the rectifier circuit and configured to generate an envelope signal indicative of a rectified envelope of the input signal by low-pass filtering of an output signal of the rectifier circuit.
US12143068B2	Envelope tracking system for dynamically adjusting gain compression of power amplifier in response to number of active resource blocks in channel bandwidth, associated envelope tracking method, and associated envelope tracking supply modulator circuit An envelope tracking system includes an envelope tracking digital baseband (ETDBB) circuit, a digital-to-analog converter circuit, and an envelope tracking supply modulator (ETSM) circuit. The ETDBB circuit performs envelope detection upon a transmit (TX) baseband signal to generate an envelope detection result, and generates a digital envelope input according to the envelope detection result. The digital-to-analog converter circuit converts the digital envelope input into a supply envelope signal. The ETSM circuit generates a modulated supply voltage according to the supply envelope signal, and outputs the modulated supply voltage to a power amplifier. At least one of the ETDBB circuit and the ETSM circuit dynamically adjusts gain compression (GC) of the PA in response to a number of active resource blocks (RBs) in a channel bandwidth.
US12143067B2	Multi-transmission power management circuit A multi-transmission power management circuit is provided. In embodiments disclosed herein, the multi-transmission power management circuit includes multiple quadrature power amplifier circuits each configured to concurrently generate multiple amplified radio frequency (RF) signals based on a respective modulated voltage(s). The multi-transmission power management circuit also includes an envelope tracking (ET) integrated circuit (ETIC) configured to concurrently generate multiple modulated voltages. A control circuit is configured to determine one or more of the multiple quadrature power amplifier circuits that are involved in a multi-transmission scheme. Accordingly, the control circuit can cause the ETIC to provide one or more of the multiple modulated voltages to each of the quadrature power amplifier circuits involved in the multi-transmission scheme. In this regard, the multi-transmission power management circuit can be flexibly configured to support different multi-transmission schemes.
US12143065B2	Systems and methods for an enhanced watchdog in solar module installations Systems and methods for automatically or remotely rendering a solar array safe during an emergency or maintenance. A watchdog unit is disclosed for monitoring a signal from a central controller. If the signal is lost, interrupted, or becomes irregular, or if a shutdown signal is received, then the watchdog unit can shut down one or more solar modules. Shutting down a solar module can mean disconnecting it from a power bus of the solar array or lowering the solar module voltage to a safe level.
US12143061B2	System for mounting solar panels A mounting system for mounting a solar panel assembly to a base assembly includes a panel support bracket, a base bracket and a clamp configured to exert a compressive force to hold the panel support bracket and the base bracket together. The clamp comprises a V-shaped clamp body that includes a pair of legs that are spring-loaded to oppose an approximation of the legs by an external compressive force. The clamp includes a pair of receiver slots, with each of the pair of receiver slots located on a corresponding one of the pair of legs. The pair of receiver slots collectively provides a clearance to admit the panel support bracket and the base bracket when the legs are compressed together.
US12143053B2	Motor driver using motor magnetic pole reference controlling mechanism A motor driver using a motor magnetic pole reference controlling mechanism is provided. A motor position detecting circuit detects a rotor of a motor to determine a plurality of magnetic pole positions to which the rotor of the motor is switched respectively during a plurality of time intervals. A reference magnetic pole switching circuit selects one of the plurality of time intervals according to a change in rotational speed of the motor over time. The reference magnetic pole switching circuit uses the magnetic pole position to which the rotor of the motor is switched during the one of the plurality of time intervals as magnetic pole reference data. A motor driving circuit drives the motor according to the magnetic pole reference data from the reference magnetic pole switching circuit.
US12143052B2	Induction motor and controller device therefor In induction motors, efficiency is improved and a maximum torque is increased. For a magnetic flux density of the stator pole for each phase of an induction motor, a circumferential magnetic flux density distribution is controlled to any distribution state, from a trapezoidal wave-like distribution close to a square wave to a sinusoidal distribution. In particular, motor efficiency in a range of low to medium rotations is improved. The motor structure is designed to reduce the leakage inductance of the rotor windings, and the motor and control thereof are optimized for each other. This increases the maximum torque of the motor more effectively. In addition, the high efficiency of the motor makes it possible to reduce the size of the drive circuit.
US12143045B2	Technique for disconnecting the actuation of a power stage A device for disconnecting an actuation of a power stage of an electric machine includes: a first input for detecting a safety function signal and a second input for detecting a reference potential of the safety function signal; and at least one switch-off path of the actuation, each of the at least one switch-off path including: an input coupler connected between the first input and the second input on an input side for transmitting the safety function signal from the first and second inputs; and at least one output for actuating a switch of a half bridge of the power stage, and at least one modulation logic unit for logically linking a modulation signal associated with a respective switch and the safety function signal transmitted by a respective input coupler and to output it at the output as a disconnectable modulation signal.
US12143044B2	Device and method for stopping an electric machine for a turbine engine An electrical assembly for an aeronautical turbomachine, including an electric machine configured to be disposed in a turbomachine and comprising a stator and a rotor comprising magnets, the assembly including a short-circuit detecting means, a hot air injecting means configured to draw hot air off the turbomachine at a temperature greater than the temperature of demagnetization of the magnets of the rotor, and to inject the drawn hot air onto the magnets of said rotor when the short-circuit detecting means detects the presence of a short-circuit in the electric machine, and a cool air injecting means, configured to draw cool air off the turbomachine and to inject it into an inner chamber of the turbomachine, the temperature of the cool air drawn by the cool air injecting means being less than the temperature of the hot air drawn by the hot air injecting means.
US12143043B2	Inverter driving apparatus and method of controlling the same An inverter driving apparatus includes an inverter including a plurality of legs corresponding to a plurality of phases respectively, a gate driver outputting a pulse width modulation control signal for switching the transistor provided in the leg, a variable resistor circuit connected to a gate end of the transistor, and a switching speed control circuit determining a switching state of the transistor based on the pulse width modulation control signal, adjusting a resistance value of the variable resistor circuit according to the temperature of the transistor based on the determination result, and controlling the switching speed of the transistor.
US12143039B2	Energy-supply system for supplying energy to an electrical load from a battery A motorized window treatment may be configured to adjust a position of a covering material to control the amount of daylight entering a space. The motorized window treatment may include a DC power source for charging an energy storage element, such as a supercapacitor and/or rechargeable battery. The energy storage element may be configured to provide power for the operation of a motor used to adjust the position of the covering material. The energy storage element may discharge when providing power to the motor and may charge such that the current it draws from a battery is at a desired average current level that extends the lifetime of the battery.
US12143038B2	Rotary machine control device A rotary machine control device includes: a magnetization characteristics determiner that determines a magnet phase of a magnet flux based on an estimated magnetic flux and a detection current, and determines a qm-axis magnetic flux of the estimated magnetic flux, a qm-axis current of the detection current, and a harmonic component of a magnet phase using a dm-qm coordinate system with a dm axis representing the magnet phase and a qm axis representing a phase shifted by 90 degrees from the magnet phase; a ripple compensation determiner that determines a ripple compensation phase using a ripple compensation torque obtained based on the qm-axis current and the harmonic component; a command phase determiner that determines a command phase based on the ripple compensation phase and a torque command; and a command magnetic flux generator that generates a command magnetic flux based on a command amplitude and the command phase.
US12143036B1	Piezoelectric motor using longitudinal and bending vibration modes A piezoelectric device includes a piezoresonator body and a set of electrodes disposed on the piezoresonator body. The piezoresonator body includes a bulk region and a contact element integral with and protruding from the bulk region, and further includes opposing first and second surfaces. A pair of excitation electrodes are disposed on the first surface. A common electrode is disposed on the second surface. The piezoresonator body is characterized by a longitudinal axis and a transverse axis, and further characterized by a natural resonant frequency (v1) of first-order longitudinal standing vibrations along the transverse axis and a natural resonant frequency (v2) of second-order bending standing vibrations along the longitudinal axis, with v1
US12143030B2	Restart of an AC-to-DC converter upon a temporary drop-out of an AC voltage A method of converting an alternating current (AC) voltage to a direct current (DC) voltage by an AC-to-DC converter. The method includes producing an AC virtual waveform approximately synchronized to the AC voltage. The method further includes detecting a cessation of the AC voltage, continuing to produce the AC virtual waveform during the cessation of the AC voltage, and detecting a resumption of the AC voltage. Upon detecting the resumption of the AC voltage, the method includes applying the AC virtual waveform to a control loop implemented by the AC-to-DC converter for a period of time, and after the period of time, the method includes applying an output of a phase-locked loop to the control loop instead of the AC virtual waveform.
US12143028B2	Electrical assembly Embodiments of the disclosure include an electrical assembly. The electrical assembly can include a converter including a DC side and an AC side, the DC side configured for connection to a DC network, the AC side configured for connection to an AC network, the converter including at least one switching element; a circuit interruption device operably connected to the AC side of the converter; a DC voltage modification device operably connected to the DC side of the converter, the DC voltage modification device including a DC chopper; and a controller configured to selectively control the or each switching element, the circuit interruption device and the DC voltage modification device, wherein the controller is configured to be responsive to a converter internal fault by carrying out a fault operating mode.
US12143026B2	Power conversion device This power conversion device includes: a semiconductor power module including a module busbar; a capacitor module including a capacitor element, a capacitor case formed in a bottomed tubular shape and storing the capacitor element with sealing resin interposed therebetween and a capacitor busbar having one end electrically connected to the capacitor element and another end extending outward from the capacitor case and electrically connected to the module busbar; and a power conversion device case formed in bottomed tubular shape and storing the semiconductor power module and the capacitor module. An outer surface of a bottom wall of the capacitor case and an inner surface of a bottom wall of the power conversion device case are thermally connected to each other. The capacitor module has a heat dissipation member located toward an opening side of the capacitor case relative to the capacitor element and thermally connected to the sealing resin.
US12143025B2	Inverter device, motor unit, and vehicle One aspect of an inverter device of the present disclosure includes a capacitor module having a capacitor element and a capacitor case that houses the capacitor element, and a housing having a housing space for housing the capacitor module. The housing includes a wall portion that is provided with a flow path through which a refrigerant flows and a first opening portion that allows a part of the flow path to open toward the housing space. The capacitor case includes a heat transfer portion that is made of metal and configured to cover the first opening portion. The refrigerant flows between an inner wall surface of the first opening portion and the heat transfer portion.
US12143023B2	Drive scheme for secondary-controlled active clamp flyback (ACF) mode Controlling an active clamp field effect transistor (FET) and a primary-side FET in a secondary-controlled active clamp converter is described. In one embodiment, an apparatus includes a primary-side FET coupled to a transformer and an active clamp FET disposed on a primary side of the transformer. A secondary-side controller is configured to control the active clamp FET and the primary-side FET across a same galvanic isolation barrier.
US12143022B2	Control circuit for controlling a power switch in a switching power supply circuit for improved EMI performance A control circuit for controlling power switch in switching power supply circuit. The optimization circuit comprises an adaptive amplitude jitter generating circuit, a comparison circuit and a trigger circuit. The adaptive amplitude jitter generating circuit is used to generate a periodic amplitude jitter signal according to the feedback voltage signal indicative of the output of the switching power supply circuit. The comparison circuit is used to compare the sampled voltage signal with periodic amplitude jitter signal, and generate an output signal with periodic fluctuations. The trigger circuit is used for outputting the control signal for driving the power switch according to the output signal with periodic fluctuations and the clock signal.
US12143016B2	Switching power supply apparatus using two duty-controlled pulse signals for controlling DC/DC converter A DC/DC converter has a EFT, and converts a power supply voltage from EDLC by turning on and off the FET. A control unit outputs a first PWM signal whose duty gradually decrease from 100% to the FET when the power supply from the EDLC to the DC/DC convertor is started. Thereafter, the control unit outputs a second PWM signal having a duty controlled so that an output voltage or an output current of the DC/DC converter becomes a reference value to the FET.
US12143012B1	Power converter with high conversion efficiency According to some embodiments, a power converter is disclosed. The power converter includes an input electromagnetic interference filter to receive raw AC power and to output filtered AC power. A type-pi filter, and switch, receives the filtered AC power, further filters the received filtered AC power, and receives an indication from a digital controller module that an amplitude, frequency, and phase information of the filtered AC voltage is within a range of acceptable values and outputs the further filtered AC Power. The power conversion circuit receives a signal from the digital controller, receives the further filtered AC power from the type-pi filter and switch, converts the further filtered AC power to a desired voltage and outputs converted AC power. An output electromagnetic interference filter receives the converted AC power from the output electromagnetic interference filter and outputs the filtered converted AC power.
US12143004B2	Charging circuit for bootstrap capacitors Power converter circuits and methods that include self-timed bootstrap capacitor power sources. Added to a power converter having a diode stack for charging bootstrap capacitors are three types of supplemental circuit blocks: a trigger block, a trigger-bypass block, and a bypass block. In operation, adjacent supplemental circuit blocks work in pairs. The upper block of the pair functions, when triggered, to charge an associated bootstrap capacitor by connecting the top plate of its associated bootstrap capacitor to the top plate of the bootstrap capacitor associated with the lower block of the pair, essentially bypassing the diode associated with the upper block. In addition, the lower block of the pair functions to initiate (trigger) the bypass function of the upper block. The bypass function of the upper block automatically terminates when the connected bootstrap capacitors are disconnected and their respective voltages “fly” apart, or is controllably terminated.
US12143002B2	Hybrid switching power converter A hybrid switching power converter is configured to perform power conversion between a first power, a second power, and a third power. The hybrid switching power converter includes a switched inductor conversion circuit and a switched capacitor conversion circuit, wherein the switched inductor conversion circuit is configured to perform the power conversion between the first power and the second power, and the switched capacitor conversion circuit is configured to perform the power conversion between the second power and the third power. The switched inductor conversion circuit includes a plurality of inductor switches, wherein the plural inductor switches include a first switch and a second switch. The switched capacitor conversion circuit includes a plurality of capacitor switches, wherein the plural capacitor switches include the first switch and the second switch.
US12143001B2	Power supply device Provided is a power supply device in which the output voltages of unit power converters can be controlled to be substantially constant even when the loads of the respective unit power converters are different from each other. The power supply device in which a plurality of unit power converters are connected in series with an AC system and power is supplied from the unit power converters to load devices is characterized by being provided with a control device for obtaining the degree of load imbalance among the load powers of the load devices and controlling the AC system side voltages of the unit power converters to operate by reducing the power factor of the AC system when the degree of load imbalance increases.
US12142999B2	Remote temperature sensing with load-line A controller for a power converter includes an output terminal operative to output a modulation signal for controlling a phase current of the power converter. A modulator is operative to generate the modulation signal such that an output voltage of the power converter follows a first portion of a load-line when load current is above a first threshold, the first portion of the load-line having a first slope that determines a rate of change of the output voltage as a function of the load current. An interface is operative to receive a temperature signal. Circuitry is operative to change the first threshold in response to receipt of the temperature signal.
US12142995B2	Alignment features in electromagnetic retarder and assembly comprising such a retarder An assembly comprising a rotational driving mechanism of a drive shaft, and an electromagnetic retarder capable of slowing down the rotation of the drive shaft. The driving mechanism has a housing and a drive shaft extending along an axial direction. The electromagnetic retarder has a stator support fixed to the housing that has at least one relief extending along the axial direction, and in that the housing comprises at least one complementary relief cooperating with at least part of the relief of the stator support to fix the position of the stator support in relation to the housing along at least one direction contained in a plane perpendicular to the axial direction.
US12142994B2	Hollow shaft motor A hollow shaft motor includes: a motor housing 11 having a cylindrical shape; a housing cover assembly 12 coupled to an upper portion of the motor housing 11; a rear cover 15 coupled to a lower portion of the motor housing 11; a stator assembly 20 located in the motor housing 11 and in a lower portion of the housing cover assembly 12; and a rotor assembly 30 located in the stator assembly 20 to rotate.
US12142988B2	Transport system, set for assembling a transport system, and method of retrofitting a plug connector in a transport system A transport system, in particular a multi-carrier system, includes a plurality of linear motors, which are arranged in a row and form a guide track, and at least one transport element that can be moved along the guide track with the linear motors. The linear motors each have at least a first connection region, which faces and is associated with a linear motor disposed upstream along the guide track, and a second connection region, which faces and is associated with a linear motor disposed downstream along the guide track, wherein a respective plug connector mechanically connects the first connection region of a linear motor disposed downstream along the guide track and the second connection region of a linear motor disposed upstream along the guide track to one another and establishes a power connection and/or a signal connection between the neighboring linear motors.
US12142985B2	Stator with slots having cooling portions between coils and magnets installed therein and corresponding rotary electric machine A stator includes: a stator core including a plurality of stator teeth in a circumferential direction with respect to a center of rotation of a rotary electric machine; a stator coil disposed on a bottom portion side of each of a plurality of stator slots formed between the stator teeth; and a stator magnet disposed on an opening side of each of the plurality of stator slots and having the same polarity in a radial direction. In each of the stator slots, a cooling portion is provided between the stator coil and the stator magnet.
US12142983B2	Hair clipper pivot motor designed for battery power A pivot motor for a hair clipper is provided, including a stator with a plurality of laminations, a bobbin located in operational relation to the stator and having a coil of wire wound around the bobbin, an armature being configured for driving a hair clipper moving blade at one end, and having at least one magnet at an opposite end, the armature having a pivot point, and the motor being configured for operation between 2.5 and 4.2 Volts.
US12142979B2	Multi-layer printed coil arrangement having variable-pitch printed coils A printed coil assembly including a flexible dielectric material, a patterned top conductive layer formed on a top surface of the flexible dielectric material, and a patterned bottom conductive layer formed on a bottom surface of the flexible dielectric material. The patterned top conductive layer and the patterned bottom conductive layer form a plurality of printed coils arranged in a plurality of printed coil rollers concentrically arranged in a cylindrical shape. Each of the plurality of printed coils includes a top layer printed coil disposed within the patterned top conductive layer and a bottom layer printed coil disposed within the patterned bottom conductive layer. Coil pitches of the coils within each roller are chosen such that corresponding ones of the plurality of printed coils in adjacent rollers are axially aligned relative to a center of the cylindrical shape.
US12142976B2	Method for joining copper hairpins and stator A method for joining copper hairpins includes providing at least two ends to be joined to one another of the copper hairpins, and joining the copper hairpins. The copper hairpins are joined by laser beam welding with a machining beam having a wavelength of less than 1000 nm.
US12142975B2	Device and method for widening ends of legs of hairpin conductors A device for widening ends of legs of hairpin conductors, arranged in slots of a stator core, includes at least one finger, for radially moving the ends of legs of hairpin conductors. The at least one finger includes at least one radially extending arm and a separation member arranged adjacent to an end of the arm. The separation member is designed to be positioned between two ends of radially neighboring legs of pairs of hairpin conductors. The finger has a first section adjacent to the separation member. The first section is adapted for moving the pair of ends of legs when the finger is radially moved. The finger has a second section, which does not overlap with the first section. The second section is dimensioned to receive at least one pair of legs without moving, when the finger is radially moved.
US12142974B2	Brush-commutated DC electric motor with an improved oscillation behavior The DC electric motor has a stator which comprises a permanent magnet with a number p of pole pairs, and has a rotor which can rotate in relation to the stator and has a hollow-cylindrical iron-free winding with a geometric axis and a number Q of sub-coils, and a collector with a number K of collector segments, wherein the sub-coils are arranged distributed over the periphery of the rotor. The brush-commutated DC electric motor furthermore has at least one pair of brushes which are in contact with the collector and by means of which the sub-coils are energized. The arrangement of the brushes and the interconnection of the sub-coils are selected in such a way that in each case a number n≥2 of sub-coils, which are each arranged offset by 360°/n in a rotationally symmetrical manner with respect to the axis of the rotor, are always supplied with the same current at the same time.
US12142973B1	Rotor for switch reluctance electrical motor with teeth having irregular cross-sectional profile A switched reluctance electrical motor comprises a rotor having a substantially circular cylindrical envelope with a diameter in a range of 50 mm to 300 mm and a length in the range of 20 mm to 250 mm. The rotor comprises a plurality of radially extending rotor teeth. A switched reluctance electrical motor further comprises a stator surrounding the rotor and comprising a plurality of stator poles. The rotor teeth are circumferentially-spaced apart from each other to define slots between adjacent teeth that, expressed in normalised angular and radial coordinates, have a cross-sectional profile transverse to an axis of rotation of the rotor, lying within a well-defined polygonal region.
US12142967B2	Electric machine with integrated dam assembly An electric machine includes a housing, a stator assembly within the housing, a rotor assembly within the housing, and a dam assembly including a first dam element. The first dam element is arranged on one end of the electric machine. The first dam element includes an air inlet. The air inlet is configured to receive a supply of pressurized air.
US12142963B2	Cascaded power and signal processing block systems and methods thereof One example embodiment relates to a cascaded building block system, comprising: (a) at least one power block comprising: (i) an electrical power generator that provides electrical power; (ii) a microcomputer that generates messages; and (iii) at least one output coupling member that outputs the electrical power and the messages; (b) at least one functional block releasably coupled to the power block or to an adjacent functional block, each functional block comprises: (i) at least one input coupling member and at least one output coupling member; (ii) a microcomputer that receives and interpret the messages sent by the power block; (iii) a power distribution module controllable by the microcomputer to distribute the electric power to the at least one output coupling member; and (iv) a peripheral module; wherein the power block controls and distributes the electrical power to each of the functional blocks via the messages sent by the power block.
US12142959B2	Method for controlling battery power limit value Discussed is a method for managing a battery that includes a plurality of battery cells, the method including a reference charging power limit setting operation of setting a referential predetermined charging power limit, and a real-time charging power limit setting operation of calculating a real-time charging power limit in real-time according to a real-time voltage of the battery and setting a real-time charging power limit of the battery. The real-time voltage of the battery is determined based on a voltage of one battery cell among the plurality of battery cells.
US12142957B2	Charging station with retractable holding member A charging station includes a power supply member supplying power and a case. The case includes a case body and a holding member. The charging station has a retracting state and an outstretching state. In the retracting state, the holding member is retracted to the case body. In the outstretching state, the holding member is outstretched from the case body to hold a second electrical device and the second electrical device is capable of obtaining power from the power supply member.
US12142956B2	Portable charger A portable charger includes: an AC input unit; a DC output unit; a power conversion circuit; and a controller. The DC output unit includes a start switch. When the start switch is operated by a user, the start switch instructs the controller to control the power conversion circuit such that the DC output unit outputs DC power. However, when at least one of the AC input unit and the DC output unit is unconnected, the start switch is disabled.
US12142947B2	Method and apparatus for controlling wireless power transmission A wireless power transmitter for transmitting power to a wireless power receiver, including a controller configured to determine whether a foreign object is present; and a transmission part configured to transmit wireless power according to whether the foreign object is present, wherein the controller receives a foreign object detection status packet including at least one of a reference quality factor and a reference peak frequency from the wireless power receiver, and detects whether the foreign object is present based on the foreign object detection status packet, wherein the controller transmits a NAK response indicating that the foreign object is present or an ACK response indicating that the foreign object is not present to the wireless power receiver, and wherein the transmission part transmits a first power to the wireless power receiver according to the transmitted NAK response or transmits a second power greater than the first power to the wireless power receiver according to the transmitted ACK response.
US12142945B2	Method for detecting foreign material, and apparatus and system therefor A wireless power receiver that receives power from a wireless power transmitter, the wireless power receiver including a wireless communication unit configured to communicate with the wireless power transmitter; and a controller, wherein the wireless communication unit transmits a first foreign object status packet and a second foreign object status packet to the wireless power transmitter, wherein the wireless communication unit receives, from the wireless power transmitter, a first foreign object detection indicator including a positive response signal or a negative response signal to the first foreign object status packet, wherein the wireless communication unit receives, from the wireless power transmitter, a second foreign object detection indicator including a positive response signal or a negative response signal to the second foreign object status packet, and wherein the controller is configured to proceed to a first power transmission procedure when both the first foreign object detection indicator and the second foreign object detection indicator include the positive response signal, or is configured to proceed to a second power transmission procedure that requests termination of power transmission or proceed to a third power transmission procedure different from the termination of the power transmission when at least one of the first foreign object detection indicator and the second foreign object detection indicator includes the negative response signal.
US12142944B2	Method and apparatus for controlling wireless power transmission A method of controlling a power transmitter, the method including entering a negation phase with a power receiver including receiving a foreign object detection status packet from the power receiver, detecting whether a foreign object is present based on the foreign object detection status packet, and transmitting a NACK response to the power receiver indicating the power transmitter has detected the foreign object is present or transmitting an ACK response to the power receiver indicating the power transmitter has detected the foreign object is not present; and entering a power transfer phase including transmitting a first power to the power receiver in response to the transmitted NACK response and again detecting whether the foreign object is present while transmitting the first power, and transmitting a second power greater than the first power in response to the transmitted ACK response.
US12142943B2	Power reception apparatus, control method, and computer-readable storage medium A power reception apparatus wirelessly receives power from a power transmission apparatus, measures a value corresponding to received power in a first period in which the power transmission apparatus limits power transmission, measures, in a second period, a value corresponding to received power used to detect an object different from the power transmission apparatus and the power reception apparatus based on a relationship between a value corresponding to transmitted power in the power transmission apparatus and a value corresponding to the received power in the power reception apparatus, controls a timing of the second period such that the first period and the second period do not overlap.
US12142933B2	Connecting shell and support Provided are a connecting shell (20) and a support, the connecting shell (20) comprises a shell body (21), a wireless receiver (22) and a first electric connecting member (23), the shell body (21) is detachably connected with a supporting base (10), the wireless receiver (22) and the first electric connecting member (23) are both connected to the shell body (21), and the first electric connecting member (23) is electrically connected with the wireless receiver (22), and used for being electrically connected with an electronic product connected to the shell body (21); and the wireless receiver (22) and a wireless transmitter (12) are capable of charging the electronic product electrically connected with the first electric connecting member (23) through electromagnetic induction. Therefore, no matter whether the electronic product is provided with a wireless charging module or not, wireless charging can be realized through the connecting shell (20).
US12142931B1	Pulse width modulated inverter control with multi-state signaling A wireless power transmitter can include a wireless power transmitter coil adapted to magnetically couple the wireless power transmitter to a wireless power receiver, a resonant capacitor coupled to the wireless power transmitter coil to form a resonant circuit, and an inverter having an input that receives a DC voltage and an AC output coupled to the resonant circuit. The inverter can further include a plurality of switching devices coupled between the input and AC output of the inverter, a controller configured to generate pulse width modulated (PWM) drive signals for the plurality of switching devices, wherein the PWM drive signals are tri-state PWM signals having three output levels, and zero crossing detection circuitry that receives the PWM drive signals for corresponding switching devices and signals corresponding to voltages across the corresponding switching devices and generates gate drive signals for the corresponding switching devices.
US12142926B2	Systems and methods to increase the reliability and the service life time of photovoltaic (PV) modules A method may include: applying a first voltage on at least one first terminal of a first direct current (DC) bus electrically connected to a power source, obtaining at least one indication that discharge of a second voltage related to the first voltage should be performed, and discharging the second voltage by electrically connecting at least one second terminal of a second DC bus to a ground in response to the at least one indication. Another method may include: injecting a current at least one terminal of a direct current (DC) bus that is electrically connected to a power source, simultaneous to injecting the current, measuring an insulation relative to ground, obtaining an electrical parameter related to the power source, and, in response to the electrical parameter, maintaining the current injected at the terminal of the DC bus without ceasing the measuring of the insulation relative to a ground.
US12142920B2	Output distribution method of power supply system An output distribution method of a power supply system includes: if a required output power of a power supply system exceeds a reference value, assigning the required output power equally to all PCSs; if the required output power does not exceed the reference value, assigning at least one maximum power driving PCS to be operated with a maximum driving ratio power, on the basis of a maximum driving ratio and a lowest driving ratio; if a remaining power unassigned during power assignment of the maximum power driving PCS exceeds a lowest driving ratio power, assigning a remaining power driving PCS for operation of the remaining power; and if the remaining power unassigned during the power assignment of the maximum power driving PCS does not exceed the lowest driving ratio power, equally dividing and reassigning the required output power to the maximum power driving PCS.
US12142913B2	Electrical assembly having a characterized electrical parameter An electrical assembly including a converter for connection to an electrical network, the converter including at least one module having at least one switching element and at least one energy storage device, the switching element and the energy storage device arranged to be combinable to provide a voltage source, the electrical assembly including a controller configured to control the switching of the switching element, wherein the electrical assembly includes a sensor configured for measuring a current of the electrical network, wherein the controller and sensor are configured to carry out a characterization of an electrical parameter so that, in use the controller controls the switching of the switching element to modify an electrical parameter of the converter so as to modify the current of the electrical network, the sensor measures a resultant modified current, and the controller processes the measured resultant modified current to characterize the electrical parameter.
US12142912B2	Motor controller and motor control method for an electronic vehicle A motor control method for coupled an electronic vehicle is provided. The motor controller controls a motor and is powered by a battery. The motor control method includes: when a main relay of the motor controller suddenly breaks contact, in a first phase, feeding back a surge current into the battery to suppress the surge current by a diode and a first current limit resistor of a first protecting circuit of the motor controller; and, in a second phase, conducting a discharge switch of a second protecting circuit of the motor controller by a control unit of the motor controller, and releasing the surge current to a reference voltage range by the discharge switch and a second current limit resistor of the second protecting circuit.
US12142911B2	Fault detector for bipole power transmission schemes A bipole power transmission scheme typically includes a first converter station that is positioned remote from a second converter station, along with first and second transmission conduits which interconnect the first and second converter stations to permit the transmission of power between the first and second converter stations. The first converter station has first and second power converters, with the first power converter including a first DC terminal that is connected with the first transmission conduit, at least one AC terminal which is connected with a first AC network, and a second DC terminal that is interconnected with a third DC terminal of the second power converter by a first interconnection which defines a first neutral area. The second power converter additionally includes a fourth DC terminal that is connected with the second transmission conduit and at least one AC terminal which is connected with a second AC network.
US12142905B2	Busbar and arrangement comprising such a busbar Busbar comprising a supporting body (1) made of a tough-hard material, and at least one electrical conductor (2.1, 2.2, 2.3, . . . ), wherein the conductor (2.1, 2.2, 2.3, . . . ) is connected to the supporting body (1). The supporting body (1) comprises a seal (3) that is made of a rubber-elastic material, which encloses the conductor (2.1, 2.2, 2.3, . . . ) on the outer circumferential side with an annular sealing region (4) in a sealing manner.
US12142903B2	Waterproof sealing mechanism for motor cable of swimming pool robots The present invention provides a waterproof sealing mechanism for motor cable of swimming pool robots, which comprising a housing, wherein a sealing groove is provided on the outer side of the housing, and a sealing protrusion is integrally provided at the bottom of the sealing groove, connecting wire hole located inside the sealing protrusion is provided at the bottom of the sealing groove, and a sealing soft body is provided inside the sealing groove, the top of the sealing groove is provided with a rubber pressing plate mounted on the housing, and the middle part of the sealing soft body is provided with a threading hole running through the sealing soft body, the middle part of the rubber pressing plate is provided with a threading hole running through the rubber pressing plate, the sealing soft body is installed in the sealing groove, the soft rubber is pressed at the bottom of the fixing base main body, so that the soft rubber deforms to shrink the wire threading hole, and the leads is tightly wrapped in the soft rubber so as to prevent leakage at the penetrating position of the leads, at the same time, the sealing protrusion abuts against and closely contacts the bottom of the soft rubber to prevent the liquid from leaking from the gap between the sealing groove and the sealing soft body.
US12142900B2	Cable tray system A cable tray system has two or more cable tray segments, the cable tray segments each having a cable tray underside and two cable tray side cheeks which laterally delimit the cable tray underside and form a substantially U-shaped cross section. A connecting section is provided at one end of one cable tray segment and one end of another cable tray segment can be connected in or on this connecting section with complementary mechanical connecting elements by means of a clamping or latching connection. When two corresponding ends of the cable tray segments are plugged together in the longitudinal direction of the cable tray segments and also in the vertical direction of the cable tray segments, the ends are resiliently bent towards each other until a desired connection position is reached and form a snap-in connection that locks in the longitudinal and vertical directions.
US12142898B2	Adjustable electric insulating device An adjustable insulating device is provided. An example device includes a housing and an extendable member at least partially located within the housing. The extendable member moves between a retracted position and an extended position. The device further includes an adjustment mechanism operably coupled with the extendable member. The adjustment mechanism causes translation of the extendable member between the retracted position and the extended position. The adjustment mechanism includes a first roller rotationally engaged with the extendable member at a first position that houses a first motor, and a second roller rotationally engaged with the extendable member at a second position that houses a second motor. An output of the first motor and an output of the second motor are configured to cause translation of the extendable member between the retracted position and the extended position, via the first roller and the second roller.
US12142894B2	Laser comprising a loop resonator Example embodiments relate to lasers that include loop resonators. One example laser includes a loop resonator forming a closed loop light path. The loop resonator includes an optical gain medium configured to lase. The loop resonator is configured to, during lasing, present a pair of modes: a mode of light propagating in a clockwise direction in the closed loop light path of the loop resonator (termed CW mode) and a mode of light propagating in a counter-clockwise direction in the closed loop light path of the loop resonator (termed CCW mode). The laser also includes a first light output configured to output laser light from the laser. Additionally, the laser includes an optical power modulating unit. The optical power modulation unit is configured to modulate an optical power of the CW mode of the loop resonator and an optical power of the CCW mode of the loop resonator.
US12142892B2	Semiconductor laser device A semiconductor laser device includes: a housing including: a first upper upward-facing surface, a mounting surface below the first upper upward-facing surface, inner lateral surfaces including a first inner lateral surface and a second inner lateral surface facing the first inner lateral surface, wherein the first upper upward-facing surface and the mounting surface are formed inward of the inner lateral surfaces, and a first wiring part disposed on the first upper upward-facing surface; a semiconductor laser element including: a light output surface, a first lateral surface extending from the light output surface and facing the first inner lateral surface, and a second lateral surface extending from the light output surface and opposite to the first lateral surface; and a first wire connected to the first wiring part for electrical connection of the semiconductor laser element.
US12142888B2	Joined body, laser oscillator, laser amplifier, and joined body manufacturing method A joined body (10) includes an optical material (11) and a cooling material (12) that are capable of transmitting light and are joined together. At a joining interface between the optical material (11) and the cooling material (12), the joined body (10) is capable of transmitting light, and also an atom contained in the optical material (11) diffusively enters the cooling material (12) in such a degree that an interference fringe is not generated in the joined body (10). A diffusive entry length of an atom contained in the optical material (11) into the cooling material (12) may be in a range from approximately 1.0 nm to approximately 10 μm.
US12142887B2	Cable crimp head The present disclosure relates to a crimper body and a crimper. The crimper body is applied to the crimper for crimping cables. The crimper body includes a body, which includes a fixed mold holder provided at one end of an upper portion of the body, and a protector. The protector is mounted to the body to reinforce and fix the fixed mold holder to rest of the body over the entire length of the fixed mold holder. The present disclosure further relates to the crimper including the crimper body. The crimper can effectively prevent fragments of the crimper body from dispersing when broken, and has the advantages of compact structure, light weight, and low cost.
US12142886B2	Magazine for processing wire end ferrules A magazine for processing wire end ferrules, which are connected to one another via connection pieces to form a wire end ferrule strip, having a housing with at least one housing base and an inlet opening for introducing the wire end ferrule strip. A transport wheel is rotatably mounted in the housing and has multiple recesses for receiving individual wire end ferrules of a wire end ferrule strip, neighboring recesses separated from one another by a rim. An opening is formed in the housing base and the wire end ferrules can be successively brought into an assembly position via a rotation of the transport wheel to a position in which a wire end ferrule is arranged above the opening and a connection piece between the wire end ferrule and the neighboring wire end ferrule is at least partially cut through by the rim of the corresponding recess.
US12142885B2	Plug insert for a connector assembly and connector assembly A plug insert comprises a plug insert body including at least one contact member accessible from outside the plug insert, at least one insulation displacement contact electrically connected to the contact member, and a guiding assembly. At least one wire manager module includes at least one cable receptacle for receiving and holding a cable or wire. The guiding assembly guides the wire manager module relative to the plug insert body from a pre-assembly position, to an assembly position in which the insulation displacement contact extends into the cable receptacle.
US12142881B2	Charging socket with interface A plug socket includes: a first connector face for connecting a plug for transmitting electrical energy and/or electrical signals via at least one contact element; and a second connector face having at least one contact assembly which is fastenable or is detachably fastenable thereto, and which has the at least one contact element, and/or via which the electrical energy and/or the electrical signals is transmittable by at least one electrical line.
US12142880B2	Active cover plates A variety of active cover plate configurations with prongs configured to contact side screw terminals of electrical receptacles are described. In one illustrative embodiment, an active cover plate includes a multi-gang face plate configured to be installed over a multi-gang light switch installation, the multi-gang faceplate including at least two apertures sized to accept a manually manipulatable element of switches in the multi-gang light switch installation. Prongs extend rearward from the multi-gang faceplate around at least one of the apertures.
US12142879B2	Electrical connector for a coaxial cable with multipart shield conductor and an inner conductor and device using the same A connector in the present disclosure is a connector to be connected to a mating connector while being connected to a cable in which an outer periphery of a wire is covered with a shield body, and includes an inner conductor and an outer conductor. The inner conductor is connected to a core of a coated wire. The outer conductor includes a large-diameter tube portion, a small-diameter tube portion and a shield connecting portion. The shield connecting portion is connected to the shield body. The large-diameter tube portion is formed into such a tubular shape that a tubular mating outer conductor provided in the mating connector is fittable thereinto. The small-diameter tube portion is formed into a tubular shape having a smaller diameter than the large-diameter tube portion and accommodates the inner conductor.
US12142871B2	Connector including heat sink as part of housing A connector includes a terminal and a housing. The terminal is configured to be connected to an electric wire. The housing is configured to contain the terminal. The housing includes a heat sink configured to absorb heat generated in the terminal. The heat sink is a part of a skeleton component forming the housing.
US12142862B2	Connector with a shunt structure and connector assembly with the same A connector, having a shunt structure, includes an insulating housing, a plurality of power terminals, a plurality of signal terminals and a first shunt socket. The insulating housing has a first side surface and a second side surface. The first side surface has a power input interface and a signal input interface, and the second side surface has a power output interface and a signal output interface. Each of the power terminals extends a power contact portion into the power input interface, and a power leg to the power output interface. Each of the signal terminals extends a signal contact portion into the signal input interface, and the signal leg to the signal output interface. The first shunt socket is located on a third side surface of the insulating housing and has a clamping portion on a side wall for being clamped by a first shunt connector.
US12142857B2	Pattern reconfigurable antenna An antenna includes a radiator arrangement and a feed mechanism operably coupled with the radiator arrangement for affecting operation of the radiator arrangement. The feed mechanism is configured to selectively operate in at least three different states. When the feed mechanism operates in a first state, the antenna operates in a first mode to provide a broadside radiation pattern. When the feed mechanism operates in a second state, the antenna operates in a second mode to provide an omnidirectional radiation pattern. When the feed mechanism operates in a third state, the antenna operates in a third mode to provide a unilateral radiation pattern.
US12142854B2	Antenna structure and electronic device An antenna structure includes a first substrate and a second substrate. There is a dielectric layer between the first substrate and the second substrate. The first substrate includes a first dielectric substrate, and a radiation patch and a micro-strip arranged on the first dielectric substrate. The radiation patch and the micro-strip are on one side of the first dielectric substrate away from the second substrate. Orthographic projections of the micro-strip and the radiation patch on the first dielectric substrate do not overlap. The radiation patch has at least one first slot away from the micro-strip. The second substrate includes a second dielectric substrate, a feed structure arranged on one side of the second dielectric substrate close to the first substrate, and a ground layer arranged on one side of the second dielectric substrate away from the first substrate. The feed structure is electrically connected to the micro-strip.
US12142850B1	Dual-polarized ultrawideband antennas and antenna arrays Dual-polarized ultrawideband antennas and antenna arrays are provided. Fully inverted-L elements (FILEs) can be used as the radiating element in a unit cell antenna, which can be repeated to form an array. The dual-polarized FILE unit cell can include two L-bent elements, which tightly couple to a common shorted via as well as to each other. The same shorted via can be utilized to suppress the well-known common mode resonance.
US12142848B2	Antenna package and image display device including the same An antenna package according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a printed circuit board, a rear antenna unit disposed at an upper portion of the printed circuit board. The rear antenna unit may be directly mounted on the printed circuit board or integrated with the printed circuit board, and a front antenna unit disposed at a bottom side of the printed circuit board and electrically connected to the printed circuit board. The rear antenna unit and the front antenna unit are packaged using the printed circuit board to improve a radiation coverage and reliability.
US12142847B2	Antenna device and antenna module having the same Disclosed herein is an antenna device that includes a substrate; and a first coil pattern, a second coil pattern, and a first capacitor which are provided on a surface of the substrate. An opening region of the first coil pattern is smaller in area than an opening region of the second coil pattern. The first coil pattern is disposed so as to overlap the opening region of the second coil pattern. One of the first and second coil patterns is connected to the first capacitor to constitute a closed circuit.
US12142839B2	Base station antennas having parasitic elements A base station antenna comprises a reflector, a plurality of first radiating elements arranged in a first column that extends in a vertical direction, a plurality of second radiating element arranged in a second column that extends in the vertical direction, and a plurality of parasitic elements, where the parasitic elements are arranged around the first radiating elements and/or second radiating elements. Each parasitic element is configured as a rod-shaped metal part, where a longitudinal axis of the rod-shaped metal part extends at an angle of between 70° to 110° with respect to a plane defined by the reflector, and the parasitic elements are positioned in front of the reflector in and are electrically floating with respect to the reflector.
US12142836B2	Planar tightly coupled arrays and antenna elements thereof Ultra-wideband (UWB) arrays that are fully planar are provided. Fully-planar inverted-L element (FILE) arrays that are tightly coupled arrays (TCAs) can realize UWB tightly coupled apertures in the W and higher millimeter wave (mmWave) bands. The unit cell architecture of the FILE array, (which can have any desired size, can be comprised of an inverted-L shaped antenna and a capacitively coupled via-fence.
US12142834B2	Radio wave absorber There is provided a radio wave absorber including a magnetic powder and a binder, in which a volume filling rate of the magnetic powder in the radio wave absorber is 35% by volume or less, and a volume filling rate of a carbon component in the radio wave absorber is 0% by volume or more and 2.0% by volume or less.
US12142833B2	Scissors radial deployable antenna reflector structure Systems and methods for operating a deployable reflector system. The methods comprising: causing a proximal end of a first link element (LE) located at a first end of a scissoring rib assembly (SRA) to slidingly engage a hub; allowing a proximal end of a second LE of SRA to pivot relative to the hub so as to cause scissor motion of SRA while the first LE is slidingly engaging the hub; causing a distal end of a third LE located at a second end of SRA to pivot relative to the edge member during the scissor motion of SA; allowing the edge member to slidingly engage a fourth LE located at the second end of SRA during pivotal motion of the third LE; and using the edge member to cause vertical movement of a peripheral edge of a reflector relative to the hub while the edge member slidingly engages the fourth LE.
US12142832B2	Metasurface device A metasurface device includes a ground structure able to have a ground plane function, the ground structure being able to be alternately in an insulating state, wherein it prevents the propagation of the surface wave over the front surface of a substrate so as to prevent the antenna element from radiating, and in a conductive state, wherein the ground structure has the ground plane function, allowing the propagation of the surface wave over the front surface of the substrate from the emission/reception device to the conductive patches, or vice versa, the ground structure being able to change from the insulating state to the conductive state through illumination of the ground structure at a wavelength called a switching wavelength.
US12142831B2	Dual-polarized antennas Waveguide antennas and corresponding manufacturing methods are described herein. These include dual-linear antennas. These dual-linear antennas provide efficient transmission and reception of two radio-frequency signals that may be polarized in orthogonal orientations. The electrically conducting features within the dual-linear antenna are manufactured using standard printed circuit board (PCB) manufacturing technology. The final outer form of the dielectric waveguide antenna may be machined by turning on a lathe or similar mechanical technique, cast in a mold, or injection molded, and the final outer form is accurately aligned and registered to the radio-frequency features of the PCB. The dual-polarized antenna device may include multiple pairs of parallel slot antennas fabricated within a planar printed circuit.
US12142829B2	Compact broadband circularly polarized antenna A compact broadband circularly polarized antenna includes an antenna body, wherein a cavity is formed in the antenna body, a plurality of ridges and a plurality of baffles are formed inside the cavity, the ridges are configured for antenna miniaturization and bandwidth widening, and the baffles are configured to form a spatial phase difference. In the present disclosure, the ridges of the circularly polarized antenna are divided into two parts, wherein the ridges located in a baffle mounting rectangular section and a front rectangular mounting section are configured for antenna miniaturization and bandwidth widening, and the baffles for forming a phase difference are arranged between the ridges located in the baffle mounting rectangular section. Through the above arrangement, the polarized antenna may be miniaturized, operate in a millimeter wave band, and achieve circular polarization; the bandwidth of the antenna is relatively wide.
US12142826B2	Antenna apparatus having heat dissipation features In one embodiment of the present disclosure, an antenna apparatus includes a housing assembly including a radome portion and a lower enclosure portion, wherein the radome portion and lower enclosure portion are couplable to form an inner compartment for housing antenna components of the antenna assembly, an antenna stack assembly disposed within the inner compartment, wherein the antenna stack assembly generates heat when in operation, and a heat transfer system within the inner compartment configured to facilitate the flow of heat toward the radome portion.
US12142825B2	Radome configured with dual-layer double-ring circuitry A radome for protecting a radar device is disposed in the transmission path of signals to/from the radar device. The radome includes a shell; a first circuit board disposed at a side of the shell facing a radar device to be protected, and configured with a first inner circuit ring and a first outer circuit ring facing toward the shell; a second circuit board disposed between the first circuit board and the shell, and configured with a second inner circuit ring and a second outer circuit ring facing toward the shell; a first insulation layer disposed between the first circuit board and the second circuit board; and a second insulation layer disposed between the second circuit board and the shell. The first and second inner circuit rings are enclosed with and insulated from the first and second outer rings, respectively, and each of the circuit rings forms a closed loop.
US12142822B2	Wiring module A wiring module includes: a functional sheet disposed between a roof panel forming a roof part of a vehicle and an interior member forming a ceiling shape of a vehicle interior to planarly extend over the roof panel and the interior member; and a transmission member provided on the functional sheet, wherein the functional sheet includes a layer having at least one of a heat insulation function, an acoustic insulation function, and a radio wave shielding function, the transmission member is electrically connected to a vehicle-side apparatus mounted to a side of the vehicle, and the transmission member is formed to extend to a position where the transmission member can perform a power supply to or communication with a roof-side apparatus mounted to the roof part in the functional sheet.
US12142819B2	Electronic device housing with integrated antenna An electronic device may include a display, a housing member at least partially surrounding the display and including a first segment defining a first portion of an exterior surface of the electronic device, a second segment defining a second portion of the exterior surface of the electronic device and configured to function as an antenna, and a bridge segment structurally and conductively coupling the first segment to the second segment. The electronic device may also include a molded element positioned between the first segment and the second segment and defining a third portion of the exterior surface of the electronic device.
US12142817B2	Antenna unit and a display device including a dielectric layer An antenna device according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a dielectric layer, and an antenna unit disposed on at least two of an upper surface, a side surface and a lower surface of the dielectric layer to have a bent structure. The antenna device is disposed at a side surface of a display device using the bent structure so that radiation and signaling reliability are improved while reducing a signal loss.
US12142815B2	Electronic device comprising antenna module An electronic device is provided, which includes a housing; a first plate placed on the front side of the housing; a second plate placed on the rear side of the housing; and an antenna module arranged between the first plate and the second plate. The antenna module includes a first PCB; a second PCB having a material different from that of the first PCB and at least partially coupled to one surface of the first PCB in an overlap area; a first conductive line included in the first PCB; a second conductive line included in the second PCB; a first conductive pattern arranged on the second PCB and connected to the second conductive line; a first connection member for connecting the first conductive line and the second conductive line in the overlap area; and a second connection member for coupling the first PCB and the second PCB in the overlap area.
US12142814B2	Cavity-backed bezel antenna There is disclosed an electronic device comprising a front surface including a display screen and a non-metallic bezel surrounding the display screen, and a metallic rear surface. A cavity is defined between the rear surface and the bezel of the front surface along at least a portion of the bezel. The electronic device further comprises a conductive radiating element and a conductive ground plane. The conductive radiating element is mounted in or adjacent to the cavity so as to face the non-metallic bezel in a first direction towards the front surface, and to face the cavity in a second direction towards the rear surface. The conductive radiating element is connected to the conductive ground plane and is additionally connected to the metallic rear surface. The conductive radiating element is configured for excitation by an RF feed, and the cavity serves as a reflector to direct RF signals through the bezel.
US12142813B2	Electronic device comprising an antenna An electronic device is provided. The electronic device includes a housing including a first housing and a second housing, a flexible display, at least one contact structure, a first processor, and a first ultrawide band (UWB) antenna, a second UWB antenna, a third UWB antenna, and a fourth UWB antenna, and, in a first state, the first processor may transmit and/or receive a signal of a designated frequency band, based on at least two of the first UWB antenna and the second UWB antenna, and the third UWB antenna, and, in a second state, the first processor may transmit and/or receive a signal of a designated frequency band, based on at least two of the first UWB antenna and the second UWB antenna, and the fourth UWB antenna which is disposed in the flexible display.
US12142807B2	High-frequency package including a substrate body having first and second coplanar lines on opposite surfaces thereof connected by a pseudo coaxial line with exposed portions therein A pseudo coaxial line is connected to a first coplanar line at a first connecting portion and connected to a second coplanar line at a second connecting portion. The first coplanar line and the second coplanar line are, for example, differential coplanar lines. Also, a back surface concave portion in which the second connecting portion of the pseudo coaxial line is exposed is provided. The back surface concave portion is formed into an almost semicircular shape, an almost semielliptical shape, or a rectangular shape in a planar view.
US12142803B2	Waveguide component for use in an orthomode junction or an orthomode transducer A waveguide component for an orthomode junction or an orthomode transducer includes a common waveguide with a longitudinal direction, the common waveguide includes at least a first portion and a second portion with different cross-sections, and two coupling probes, each arranged orthogonally to the longitudinal direction. The coupling probes are further arranged to couple to different polarization components of an electromagnetic field present in the common waveguide. The second portion of the common waveguide has a cross-section with at most two-fold rotational symmetry.
US12142799B2	Electrochemical element stack, electrochemical element, electrochemical module, electrochemical device, and energy system An electrochemical element stack that includes a plurality of stacked electrochemical elements, each of the electrochemical elements including a plate-like support provided with an internal passage. The plate-like support includes: a gas-permeable portion through which gas passes between the internal passage located inside the plate-like support and the outside; an electrochemical reaction portion covering the gas-permeable portion; and a first penetrated portion forming a supply passage through which fuel gas flows from the outside of the plate-like support to the internal passage. The plate-like supports of two adjacent electrochemical elements are opposed, an outer face of the first electrochemical element on which the electrochemical reaction portion is arranged is electrically connected to an outer face of the second electrochemical element on which the electrochemical reaction portion is not arranged, and a flowing portion through which air flows along the two adjacent outer faces is formed between the two outer faces.
US12142796B2	Secondary battery A secondary battery includes an electrode body configured such that a positive electrode plate and a negative electrode plate are tacked on each other with a separator being interposed therebetween, an exterior body having an opening and housing the electrode body, a sealing plate sealing the opening, and an external terminal attached to the sealing plate. Tabs provided at the positive electrode plate and the negative electrode plate are electrically connected to the external terminal via a current collector arranged between the electrode body and the sealing plate. The current collector has a first connection portion connected to the tabs and a second connection portion with a fuse portion. The fuse portion is fused when overcurrent flows in the current path. A portion of the fuse portion facing the electrode body is covered with a fuse portion insulating member made of a material whose melting point is 200° C. or higher.
US12142794B2	Battery pack power connector A medium- and/or large-format (M/L), rechargeable battery pack used for powering attached equipment may include features to protect the battery pack from external fire. For example, the features may protect the battery pack due to exposure to fire from outside of the end device, e.g., a vehicle, due to a fuel spill. According to another aspect of the embodiments, the M/L rechargeable battery pack may include a high current terminal/power connector for the battery pack. The embodiment optimizes the battery pack output power connector assembly, improves and solves poor connection designs that can cause fire hazards from sparks, and provides water ingress protection.
US12142793B2	Battery pack and vehicle The present invention discloses a battery pack and a vehicle. The battery pack comprises a plurality of battery cells and electrical connection components. the plurality of battery cells are arranged side by side; the electrical connection components are arranged on the ends of the plurality of battery cells, and have electrode receiving sockets and FPC receiving sockets arranged thereon, wherein the electrode receiving sockets are adapted to be electrically connected with a plurality of electrode posts of the plurality of battery cells, and the FPC receiving sockets are adapted to be electrically connected with a plurality of FPC corresponding to the plurality of battery cells. In the battery pack, the conventional high-voltage copper bars and low-voltage sampling wire harness are integrated into electrical connection components, and the electrical connection components are arranged on the ends of the battery cells, so as to effectively reduce the clearance between the battery cells, thereby effectively improve the energy density of the battery pack; moreover, the electrical connection components can be mounted automatically, and thereby the assembling time and cost are reduced.
US12142789B2	Non-aqueous electrolyte secondary battery A separator for use in a non-aqueous electrolyte secondary battery according to the present invention comprises a porous substrate and a filler layer disposed upon the substrate. The filler layer includes phosphate particles and a reticulated polyvinylidene fluoride resin. The filler layer has a polyvinylidene fluoride resin content of 15 mass % to 40 mass %, inclusive. The D10 particle size (D10) of the phosphate particles on a volume basis is 0.02 μm to 0.5 μm, inclusive, and is smaller than the average pore size of the pores in the substrate. The BET specific surface area of the phosphate particles 30 is 5 m2/g to 100 m2/g, inclusive.
US12142787B2	Battery, electric apparatus, and method and device for preparing battery A battery includes a battery cell provided with a pressure relief mechanism configured to be actuated in response to internal pressure or temperature in the battery cell reaching a threshold to release the internal pressure, a collection pipe configured to accommodate a firefighting medium, and a firefighting pipe configured to connect to the collection pipe to allow the firefighting medium to be fed to the firefighting pipe. The firefighting pipe is configured to discharge the firefighting medium toward the battery cell in response to the pressure relief mechanism being actuated. Two ends of the firefighting pipe are a first end and a second end respectively. The first end is configured to connect to the collection pipe to allow the firefighting medium to enter the firefighting pipe through the first end, and the second end is closed.
US12142784B2	Battery pack with a pressure management system including a compensating device A battery pack includes a battery pack housing that is flooded with a dielectric fluid and sealed. The battery pack includes a vent block disposed on an outer surface of the housing, and a bladder disposed inside the housing that communicates with the vent block via a fitting. The bladder interior space includes air, and the bladder expands and contracts to accommodate volume changes of the dielectric fluid due to changes in the environment of the battery pack.
US12142782B2	Electrochemical cell An electrochemical cell includes a first unit cell including a first power generation element and a first inner container which accommodates the first power generation element; a second unit cell including a second power generation element and a second inner container which accommodates the second power generation element; an outer container which accommodates the first unit cell and the second unit cell. A surface of the first inner container is provided with a convexity that has a curved surface and/or a flat surface, and a surface of the second inner container is provided with a concavity that has a curved surface and/or a flat surface. The electrochemical cell includes a fit portion in which the convexity is fitted in the concavity.
US12142779B2	Mounting device and method for mounting a nut on a screw of a battery assembly, and battery assembly The present invention relates to a mounting device for mounting a nut on a screw of a battery assembly, comprising a mounting body having a receptacle extending continuously in a longitudinal direction for receiving the nut, and a holding element extending radially inwardly in the receptacle for holding the nut in a pre-mounting position distanced from the screw as well as a battery assembly comprising the mounting device.
US12142777B2	Stacked battery pack Disclosed herein is a stacked battery pack that includes a plurality of unit cells stacked in a stacking direction. Each of the plurality of unit cells includes a resin holder, a flat cell housed in the resin holder, and a metal plate covering the flat cell, thereby the flat cell is sandwiched between the resin holder and the metal plate in the stacking direction.
US12142771B2	Flexible battery as an integration platform for wearable sensors and processing/transmitting devices The present disclosure relates to devices integrated with flexible batteries wherein the flexible batteries can be wearable and can provide an integration platform for various electronic devices.
US12142770B2	Carbon material for use as catalyst carrier of polymer electrolyte fuel cell and method of producing the same A carbon material for use as a catalyst carrier for a polymer electrolyte fuel cell which is a porous carbon material and satisfies at the same time (1) the content of a crystallized material is 1.6 or less, (2) the BET specific surface area obtained by a BET analysis of a nitrogen gas adsorption isotherm is from 400 to 1500 m2/g, (3) the cumulative pore volume V2-10 with respect to a pore diameter of from 2 to 10 nm obtained by an analysis of a nitrogen gas adsorption isotherm using the Dollimore-Heal method is from 0.4 to 1.5 mL/g, and (4) the nitrogen gas adsorption amount Vmacro between a relative pressure of 0.95 and 0.99 in a nitrogen gas adsorption isotherm is from 300 to 1200 cc (STP)/g, and the method of producing the same.
US12142769B2	Oxygen reduction catalyst, fuel cell, air cell, and method for producing oxygen reduction catalyst Provided is a novel oxygen reduction catalyst having good stability and higher oxygen reduction performance.The oxygen reduction catalyst includes a composite oxide comprising a conductive tin oxide containing Zr.
US12142767B2	Metal oxides in lead-acid batteries Disclosed is a lead acid battery having a negative electrode plate and a positive electrode plate, each plate formed of a lead-antimony grid coated with an active material. A separator is disposed between the first and second electrode plate faces and an electrolyte solution immersing the negative electrode plate, the positive electrode plate the separator. At least one of the lead-antimony electrode grids, the separator or the electrolyte solution contains TiO2, an amount sufficient to suppress the migration of antimony from the positive electrode plate to the negative electrode plate.
US12142765B2	All-solid-state battery and manufacturing method thereof Use of silicon as a negative electrode active material particle causes a problem of expansion and contraction of the negative electrode active material particle due to charging and discharging. A negative electrode active material particle or a plurality of negative electrode active material particles are bound or fixed using a graphene compound to inhibit expansion and contraction of the negative electrode active material particle due to charging and discharging. In an all-solid-state secondary battery, an interface between a solid electrolyte and a negative electrode or an interface between the solid electrolyte and a positive electrode has the highest resistance. In order to reduce the interface resistance, at least the negative electrode active material particle is surrounded by a graphene compound to increase the conductivity. Alternatively, a positive electrode active material particle is surrounded by a graphene compound to increase the conductivity. Carrier ions, e.g., lithium ions, pass through a graphene compound, and thus the graphene compound does not hinder the transfer of lithium ions between the positive electrode and the negative electrode in charging or discharging.
US12142759B2	Positive electrode active material and secondary battery A positive electrode active material with high capacity and excellent charging and discharging cycle performance for a lithium-ion secondary battery is provided. The positive electrode active material contains lithium, cobalt, and oxygen, and the spin density attributed to a bivalent cobalt ion and a tetravalent cobalt ion is within a predetermined range. It is preferable that the positive electrode active material further contain magnesium. An appropriate magnesium concentration is represented as a concentration with respect to cobalt. It is also preferable that the positive electrode active material further contain fluorine.
US12142757B2	Negative electrode for lithium secondary battery and method of manufacturing the same Provided are a negative electrode for a lithium secondary battery and a method of manufacturing the same. The negative electrode for a lithium secondary battery according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a negative electrode active material including: a silicon oxide, lithium, and sodium or potassium, wherein in ICP analysis of a negative electrode active material layer including the negative electrode active material, contents of elements in the negative electrode active material layer satisfy the following Relations (1) and (2): 300≤106A/(B2+C2)≤12.0106 (1) 800≤A≤140,000 (2) wherein A is a Li content in ppm, B is a Na content in ppm, and C is a K content in ppm, based on the total weight of the ICP-analyzed negative electrode active material layer.
US12142745B2	Modular battery assembly for battery powered equipment A battery pack includes a housing defining an upper portion and a lower portion, a first protector portion coupled to a first corner of the housing, a second protector portion coupled to a second corner of the housing, a plurality of battery cells disposed within the housing, and a mating feature including a plurality of ports electrically connected to the plurality of battery cells and structured to supply power from the plurality of battery cells through the ports.
US12142744B2	System and method for detecting battery cell swelling A system and method for detecting swelling of a battery cell using a temperature sensor pre-mounted on a battery module without a separate additional device.
US12142738B2	Power storage unit and solar power generation unit Disclosed is a power storage unit which can safely operate over a wide temperature range. The power storage unit includes: a power storage device; a heater for heating the power storage device; a temperature sensor for sensing the temperature of the power storage device; and a control circuit configured to inhibit charge of the power storage device when its temperature is lower than a first temperature or higher than a second temperature. The first temperature is exemplified by a temperature which allows the formation of a dendrite over a negative electrode of the power storage device, whereas the second temperature is exemplified by a temperature which causes decomposition of a passivating film formed over a surface of a negative electrode active material.
US12142733B2	Battery The battery disclosed here comprises one or more wound electrode bodies each composed of a strip-shaped first electrode plate and a strip-shaped second electrode plate superimposed and wound together with a strip-shaped separator between the two, and a battery case containing the wound electrode body or bodies. The first electrode plate has multiple electrode tabs protruding from an edge extending in the longitudinal direction, and the multiple electrode tabs include a first electrode tab having a straight part that is roughly perpendicular to the edge and has a length of at least 2 mm in the direction orthogonal to the edge, and second electrode tabs lacking the straight part.
US12142732B2	Battery cell and electrochemical device including same A battery cell, comprising a first electrode plate, an separator and a second electrode plate, the first electrode plate, the separator and the second electrode plate are stacked in sequence along a first direction, the battery cell also includes a first side surface and a second side surface which are disposed along the first direction and adjacent to each other, the first side surface and the second side surface are connected through a first connection region, the battery cell further includes an adhesive film, and the adhesive film is disposed in the first connection region, and is bonded to the first electrode plate, the separator and the second electrode plate, thereby improving safety of the battery cell.
US12142730B2	Thread battery and connector-attached thread battery A thread battery that includes: a thread-like solid electrolyte that extends in a longitudinal direction between a first end and a second end that face each other in the longitudinal direction; a first electrode on a first part of an outer peripheral surface of the solid electrolyte along the longitudinal direction; a second electrode on a second part of the outer peripheral surface of the solid electrolyte along the longitudinal direction, wherein the first electrode and the second electrode do not contact each other; a first current collector on an outer peripheral surface of the first electrode along the longitudinal direction; and a second current collector on an outer peripheral surface of the second electrode along the longitudinal direction.

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