Abstract:
A protocol processing engine system, which is arranged between a host side and a media access control (MAC) layer to thus speed up data transmission. The system includes a host interface, a network media access control (MAC) interface, a receiving subsystem and a transmitting subsystem. The system uses the host interface to interface with the host side and the network MAC interface to interface with the network MAC layer. The receiving subsystem classifies a connection received from the network MAC layer into a priority connection, fast connection or slow connection based on a pre-stored information, and activates its respective hardware circuit based on the connection classified in order to speed up data transmission of the connection. The transmitting subsystem transmits a connection received from the host interface to the network MAC interface.
Abstract:
A short-range inter-vehicle communication and warning apparatus comprises a forward radar and a backward radar. The apparatus uses the radars to generate Frequency Modulation/Continuous Wave (FMCW) signals, uses amplitude shift keying for data modulation and arranges a special packet format, to realize such a low cost and fast response device of collision avoidance for vehicles. The invention has the dual capabilities of detecting and communicating simultaneously. It can also measure the relative speed of a preceding/rear vehicles and the relative inter-vehicle distance. The invention also exchanges the real-time traffic information with the preceding/rear vehicles at the same time. It is applicable to a one-to-one or one-to-many inter-vehicle channel model.
Abstract:
A protocol processing engine system, which is arranged between a host side and a media access control (MAC) layer to thus speed up data transmission. The system includes a host interface, a network media access control (MAC) interface, a receiving subsystem and a transmitting subsystem. The system uses the host interface to interface with the host side and the network MAC interface to interface with the network MAC layer. The receiving subsystem classifies a connection received from the network MAC layer into a priority connection, fast connection or slow connection based on a pre-stored information, and activates its respective hardware circuit based on the connection classified in order to speed up data transmission of the connection. The transmitting subsystem transmits a connection received from the host interface to the network MAC interface.
Abstract:
A method for social relationship oriented service processing, which comprises steps of: providing relationship data, searching for at least one first level social member from a first level social network according to the relationship data, forwarding a list of the first level social members to a server, and searching by the server for at least one second level social member from a second level social network according to the list and the relationship data.
Abstract:
A short-range inter-vehicle communication and warning apparatus comprises a forward radar and a backward radar. The apparatus uses the radars to generate Frequency Modulation/Continuous Wave (FMCW) signals, uses amplitude shift keying for data modulation and arranges a special packet format, to realize such a low cost and fast response device of collision avoidance for vehicles. The invention has the dual capabilities of detecting and communicating simultaneously. It can also measure the relative speed of a preceding/rear vehicles and the relative inter-vehicle distance. The invention also exchanges the real-time traffic information with the preceding/rear vehicles at the same time. It is applicable to a one-to-one or one-to-many inter-vehicle channel model.
Abstract:
The present invention provides an apparatus and method for code group identification and frame synchronization for cell searching used in wide-band DS-CDMA cellular systems. This method characterizes each secondary synchronization code sequence (SSCS) with a corresponding theoretical frequency sequence, which represents the occurrence times of CS1 to CS16 in a corresponding SSCS. Thus, 64 secondary synchronization code sequences corresponding to 64 code groups defined in DS-CDMA systems also corresponds to 64 theoretical frequency sequences. By characterizing the SSCS transmitted by a base station, a real frequency sequence can be generated. Comparing the real frequency sequence with the 64 theoretical frequency sequences, one can determine one or two candidate code groups, which may be employed by the base station. Finally, one can compare the SSCS transmitted by the base station with all the possible SSCSs corresponding to the candidate code groups to determine a specific code group and a frame boundary for the base station.