Abstract:
A urinary catheter conveying device includes a sleeve member, a conveying assembly and a controller. The sleeve member is for sleeving onto a glans of a penis and has a guiding hole to be registered with an external urethral orifice of the glans. The conveying assembly includes a casing removably mounted to the sleeve member, and a conveying mechanism for advancing the urinary catheter to the guiding hole such that the urinary catheter is inserted into the external urethral orifice. The controller controls the conveying mechanism to advance the urinary catheter to the guiding hole. A urinary catheterization system and a method of using the urinary catheterization system are also disclosed.
Abstract:
A heat spreader for electrical device is disclosed, a portion of said heat spreader is above and corresponding to a chip which is coupled with a base of electrical device. An embodiment for the heat spreader comprised of: a first portion, second portion, connecting portion, supporting portion and a side edge, said connecting portion is between said first portion and said second portion, said supporting portion coupled with the base of electrical device, said supporting portion is connected to the periphery of said first portion in order that said chip can be accommodated in said heat spreader; according to the heat spreader of the present invention, (i). Due to the side edge of said heat spreader can be protruded and exposed to the side wall of encapsulant, in this manner. Not only a larger chip can be placed in the heat spreader but the heat dissipation for said chip becomes more effective. (ii). More surfaces of said heat spreader enables to be encapsulated by an encapsulant, in this manner, the reliability of electrical device enables to be enhanced
Abstract:
Synthesizer and calibrating method utilizing same. The frequency synthesizer modulates input signals comprising a phase locked loop circuit. The phase locked loop circuit comprises a phase frequency detector for generating a first signal, a low pass filter for outputting a filtered control signal derived from the received first signal, a voltage control oscillator for generating an output signal with a first frequency based on the control signal, a frequency divider dividing the first frequency for output to the input terminal of the phase frequency detector, a modulator coupled to the frequency divider, a pre-emphasis filter receiving and filtering the input signal for output to the modulator, and an auto loop gain calibration circuit, receiving the control signal, and calculating a current gain of the control signal in accordance with the voltage of the control signal to compensate for the frequency response mismatch between the pre-emphasis filter and the frequency synthesizer.
Abstract:
A radio frequency (RF) receiver is provided, comprising an antenna, a low noise amplifier, a down converter, a first analog to digital converter (ADC), a second ADC, a digital up converter. The antenna receives an RF signal, and the LNA coupled to the antenna amplifies the RF signal. The down converter, coupled to the LNA, down converts the RF signal to generate an in-phase baseband signal and a quadrature baseband signal. The first ADC, coupled to the down converter, digitizes the in-phase baseband signal to an in-phase digital signal. The second ADC, coupled to the down converter, digitizes the quadrature baseband signal to a quadrature digital signal. The digital up converter, coupled to the first and second ADCs, up converts the in-phase digital signal and quadrature digital signal to generate an intermediate frequency (IF) signal.
Abstract:
Synthesizer and calibrating method utilizing same. The frequency synthesizer modulates input signals comprising a phase locked loop circuit. The phase locked loop circuit comprises a phase frequency detector for generating a first signal, a low pass filter for outputting a filtered control signal derived from the received first signal, a voltage control oscillator for generating an output signal with a first frequency based on the control signal, a frequency divider dividing the first frequency for output to the input terminal of the phase frequency detector, a modulator coupled to the frequency divider, a pre-emphasis filter receiving and filtering the input signal for output to the modulator, and an auto loop gain calibration circuit, receiving the control signal, and calculating a current gain of the control signal in accordance with the voltage of the control signal to compensate for the frequency response mismatch between the pre-emphasis filter and the frequency synthesizer.
Abstract:
A urinary catheter conveying device includes a sleeve member, a conveying assembly and a controller. The sleeve member is for sleeving onto a glans of a penis and has a guiding hole to be registered with an external urethral orifice of the glans. The conveying assembly includes a casing removably mounted to the sleeve member, and a conveying mechanism for advancing the urinary catheter to the guiding hole such that the urinary catheter is inserted into the external urethral orifice. The controller controls the conveying mechanism to advance the urinary catheter to the guiding hole. A urinary catheterization system and a method of using the urinary catheterization system are also disclosed.
Abstract:
A method for pre-treating a wafer surface before applying a material thereon. The method includes positioning the wafer on a rotating apparatus. The wafer is rotated at a first rotational speed between about 50 revolutions per minute (rpm) and about 300 rpm and for a period of about 1 second to about 10 seconds while dispensing a cleaning solvent on the wafer surface. The wafer is rotated at a second rotational speed between about 500 rpm and about 1,500 rpm for a period of about 1 second to about 10 seconds. The wafer is then rotated at a third rotational speed between about 50 rpm and about 300 rpm for a period of about 1 second to about 5 seconds. With the wafer rotating at the third rotational speed, a solvent-containing material is thereafter deposited on the surface of the wafer.
Abstract:
Substrate for electrical devices is disclosed. An embodiment for the substrate comprised of an insulator and a conductive element(s), wherein the conductive element embedded in the insulator, said conductive element also enables to be comprised of an upper portion(s) and a lower portion(s) which are unitary and stack; wherein the surfaces of said conductive element contacted with said insulator enables to be increased, then said conductive layer can be held by said insulator more securely, in this manner, it enables to be prevented said conductive element from peeling off said insulator, and then the reliability of said substrate in accordance with the present invention enables to be enhanced; meanwhile, said substrate can further include a chip which is embedded therein, in order that said substrate being capable of affording a thinner electrical device thickness and enhanced reliability.
Abstract:
Substrate for electrical devices and methods of manufacturing such substrate are disclosed. An embodiment for the substrate comprised of an insulator and a plurality of conductive elements, wherein the conductive elements embedded in the insulator, and two surfaces of the conductive element exposed to two surfaces of the insulator for electrical connection respectively, meanwhile a portion of conductive element may protrude the insulator, in this manner, solder balls are not needed, moreover the conductive element of substrate may further include either an extending portion or a protruding portion, and the present invention may be capable of affording a thinner electrical device thickness, enhanced reliability, and a decreased cost in production.
Abstract:
A PLL is provided, comprising a first divider, a PFD, a loop filter, a VCO, a second divider and a controller. The first divider receives a reference signal and divides the reference signal by R to obtain a divided signal. The PFD compares the divided signal and a feedback signal to generate a compared The VCO selects one of a plurality of operating curves for oscillation based on a selection signal, and generates an oscillation signal based on an operating voltage generated by signal the loop filter. The second divider divides the oscillation signal by N to obtain the feedback signal. The controller operates in an initial mode to recursively determine the selection signal by calculating differences of the feedback signal and the divided signal. When the selection signal converges to stable, the PLL switches to a normal mode to operate on the corresponding operating curve.