APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR SWITCHING BETWEEN REDUNDANT COMMUNICATION DEVICES
    1.
    发明申请
    APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR SWITCHING BETWEEN REDUNDANT COMMUNICATION DEVICES 有权
    用于在冗余通信设备之间切换的装置和方法

    公开(公告)号:US20110299386A1

    公开(公告)日:2011-12-08

    申请号:US12956834

    申请日:2010-11-30

    IPC分类号: G06F11/00

    CPC分类号: H04L45/28 H04L45/22

    摘要: A packet is transmitted from a transmitting device to an active communication device which transmits a reception history identifying the received packets to the transmitting device. The transmitting device transmits an active-mode request message to a standby communication device when having failed to receive the reception history from the active communication device within a predetermined time period. Then, the standby communication device becomes a new active communication device, and the active communication device becomes an old active communication device. The new active communication device transmits to the transmitting device a switching request message for switching a destination of the packet from the old active communication device to the new active communication device. The transmitting device retransmits packets that have been transmitted from the transmitting device to the old active communication device and have failed to be received by the old active communication device, to the new active communication device.

    摘要翻译: 从发送装置向发送装置发送识别接收到的分组的接收历史的有源通信装置发送分组。 当在预定时间段内未能从活动通信设备接收到接收历史时,发送设备向备用通信设备发送主动模式请求消息。 然后,备用通信装置成为新的有源通信装置,有源通信装置成为旧的有源通信装置。 新的有源通信设备向发送设备发送用于将分组的目的地从旧的主动通信设备切换到新的主动通信设备的切换请求消息。 发送装置将从发送装置发送的分组重新发送到旧的主动通信装置,并且由旧的有源通信装置未能接收到新的主动通信装置。

    Apparatus and method for switching between redundant communication devices
    2.
    发明授权
    Apparatus and method for switching between redundant communication devices 有权
    用于在冗余通信设备之间切换的设备和方法

    公开(公告)号:US08693313B2

    公开(公告)日:2014-04-08

    申请号:US12956834

    申请日:2010-11-30

    CPC分类号: H04L45/28 H04L45/22

    摘要: A packet is transmitted from a transmitting device to an active communication device which transmits a reception history identifying the received packets to the transmitting device. The transmitting device transmits an active-mode request message to a standby communication device when having failed to receive the reception history from the active communication device within a predetermined time period. Then, the standby communication device becomes a new active communication device, and the active communication device becomes an old active communication device. The new active communication device transmits to the transmitting device a switching request message for switching a destination of the packet from the old active communication device to the new active communication device. The transmitting device retransmits packets that have been transmitted from the transmitting device to the old active communication device and have failed to be received by the old active communication device, to the new active communication device.

    摘要翻译: 从发送装置向发送装置发送识别接收到的分组的接收历史的有源通信装置发送分组。 当在预定时间段内未能从活动通信设备接收到接收历史时,发送设备向备用通信设备发送主动模式请求消息。 然后,备用通信装置成为新的有源通信装置,有源通信装置成为旧的有源通信装置。 新的有源通信设备向发送设备发送用于将分组的目的地从旧的主动通信设备切换到新的主动通信设备的切换请求消息。 发送装置将从发送装置发送的分组重新发送到旧的主动通信装置,并且由旧的有源通信装置未能接收到新的主动通信装置。

    PACKET TRANSMISSION SYSTEM, PACKET TRANSMISSION APPARATUS, AND PACKET TRANSMISSION METHOD
    3.
    发明申请
    PACKET TRANSMISSION SYSTEM, PACKET TRANSMISSION APPARATUS, AND PACKET TRANSMISSION METHOD 审中-公开
    分组传输系统,分组传输设备和分组传输方法

    公开(公告)号:US20100296395A1

    公开(公告)日:2010-11-25

    申请号:US12783724

    申请日:2010-05-20

    IPC分类号: H04L12/26

    摘要: A first apparatus includes a sending unit which attaches a sequence number which is numbered for each priority of QoS set in a first packet, the sequence number is numbered for each priority of QoS set in the first packet, and sends the first packet with the sequence number. A second apparatus includes a storage unit which stores, for each priority, a history of sequence numbers attached to packets received, a determining unit which receives the first packet from the first apparatus, identifies the sequence number of the first packet, and determines whether the first packet has been previously received by comparing the identified sequence number with the history of sequence numbers according to the priority of QoS set in the first packet stored in the storage unit, and a unit which discards, when the determining unit determines the first packet has been previously received, the first packet.

    摘要翻译: 第一装置包括发送单元,该发送单元附加对于在第一分组中设置的QoS优先级编号的序列号,对于在第一分组中设置的QoS的每个优先级编号序列号,并且发送具有序列的第一分组 数。 第二装置包括存储单元,其针对每个优先级存储附加到接收到的分组的序列号的历史,确定单元,其从第一装置接收第一分组,识别第一分组的序列号,并确定是否 先前通过将所识别的序列号与序列号的历史根据存储在存储单元中的第一个分组中设置的QoS的优先级进行比较而先前接收到的单元,以及当确定单元确定第一分组具有 以前收到过的第一个包。

    Communication apparatus for transmitting data through a plurality of data-paths
    5.
    发明授权
    Communication apparatus for transmitting data through a plurality of data-paths 有权
    用于通过多个数据路径发送数据的通信装置

    公开(公告)号:US09143426B2

    公开(公告)日:2015-09-22

    申请号:US12757114

    申请日:2010-04-09

    摘要: A communication apparatus is configured to include first and second cards, and a card-to-card link connecting the cards. Each card is communicably connected to another communication apparatus through a route connected to the card. One of the cards is determined to be a primary card that controls data transmission between the communication apparatus and another communication apparatus, and the other card is determined to be a secondary card controlled by the primary card. The primary card establishes a primary data-path for transmitting primary data, using one of the first and second routes connected to the primary card. The primary card further establishes a secondary data-path for transmitting secondary data, using the card-to-card link, the secondary card, and the other one of the first and second routes connected to the secondary card.

    摘要翻译: 通信装置被配置为包括第一和第二卡以及连接卡的卡到卡链路。 每个卡通过连接到该卡的路由可通信地连接到另一通信装置。 其中一个卡被确定为控制通信装置和另一通信装置之间的数据传输的主卡,另一个卡被确定为由主卡控制的辅助卡。 主卡使用连接到主卡的第一和第二路由之一建立用于传送主数据的主数据路径。 主卡还使用卡到卡链路,次卡和连接到辅助卡的第一和第二路由中的另一个进一步建立用于传送次要数据的辅助数据路径。

    COMMUNICATION APPARATUS FOR TRANSMITTING DATA THROUGH A PLURALITY OF DATA-PATHS
    6.
    发明申请
    COMMUNICATION APPARATUS FOR TRANSMITTING DATA THROUGH A PLURALITY OF DATA-PATHS 有权
    通过数据传输数据传输数据的通信设备

    公开(公告)号:US20100274907A1

    公开(公告)日:2010-10-28

    申请号:US12757114

    申请日:2010-04-09

    IPC分类号: G06F13/00 G06F15/16

    摘要: A communication apparatus is configured to include first and second cards, and a card-to-card link connecting the cards. Each card is communicably connected to another communication apparatus through a route connected to the card. One of the cards is determined to be a primary card that controls data transmission between the communication apparatus and another communication apparatus, and the other card is determined to be a secondary card controlled by the primary card. The primary card establishes a primary data-path for transmitting primary data, using one of the first and second routes connected to the primary card. The primary card further establishes a secondary data-path for transmitting secondary data, using the card-to-card link, the secondary card, and the other one of the first and second routes connected to the secondary card.

    摘要翻译: 通信装置被配置为包括第一和第二卡以及连接卡的卡到卡链路。 每个卡通过连接到该卡的路由可通信地连接到另一通信装置。 其中一个卡被确定为控制通信装置和另一通信装置之间的数据传输的主卡,另一个卡被确定为由主卡控制的辅助卡。 主卡使用连接到主卡的第一和第二路由之一建立用于传送主数据的主数据路径。 主卡还使用卡到卡链路,次卡和连接到辅助卡的第一和第二路由中的另一个进一步建立用于传送次要数据的辅助数据路径。

    Programmable read only memory
    7.
    发明授权
    Programmable read only memory 失效
    可编程只读存储器

    公开(公告)号:US4404659A

    公开(公告)日:1983-09-13

    申请号:US193411

    申请日:1980-10-03

    CPC分类号: G11C16/10 G11C16/32

    摘要: A programmable read only memory consists of a plurality of FAMOS's having a control gate. Control gates of the plurality of FAMOS's arrayed along the same row are commonly connected to a word line, and drains of the plurality of FAMOS's arrayed along the same column are commonly connected to a bit line. Sources of the plurality of FAMOS's are commonly connected, and are connected to a ground point of the circuit via resistance means. Bit lines which are selected when the data is to be written are provided with a high voltage. Floating gates of the non-selected FAMOS's are coupled by parasitic capacity which exists between the floating gate and the drain. Therefore, when the voltage of the bit line is raised, the voltage of the floating gate is undesirably raised correspondingly. In this case, however, voltage drops across said resistance means owing to the writing current which flows through the selected FAMOS, and the potential of the commonly connected sources is raised by the drop in the voltage. Consequently, the non-selected FAMOS's are properly maintained in the non-conductive state despite the fact that the potential of the floating gate is raised as mentioned above.

    摘要翻译: 可编程只读存储器由具有控制门的多个FAMOS组成。 沿着同一行排列的多个FAMOS的控制栅极通常连接到字线,并且沿同一列排列的多个FAMOS的漏极通常连接到位线。 多个FAMOS的源极共同连接,并且通过电阻装置连接到电路的接地点。 当要写入数据时选择的位线被提供高电压。 未选择的FAMOS的浮动栅极通过存在于浮动栅极和漏极之间的寄生电容耦合。 因此,当位线的电压升高时,浮栅的电压相应地不期望地升高。 然而,在这种情况下,由于流过所选择的FAMOS的写入电流,所述电阻装置的电压下降,并且共同连接的电源的电位由于电压的下降而升高。 因此,尽管浮动栅极的电位如上所述地升高,但是未选择的FAMOS被适当地保持在非导通状态。

    Probe for physical properties measurement
    9.
    发明申请
    Probe for physical properties measurement 审中-公开
    探测物理性能测量

    公开(公告)号:US20060061371A1

    公开(公告)日:2006-03-23

    申请号:US10532688

    申请日:2003-10-27

    IPC分类号: G01R27/04 G01R27/26 G01R27/32

    CPC分类号: G01N22/00 G01N33/02

    摘要: The present invention relates to a probe (31) used in a physical property measuring apparatus that measures a complex dielectric constant of a measured object to measure a physical property value of the measured object on the basis of the measured complex dielectric constant, the physical property value being represented by the water content, the probe having an internal electrode (311) and an external electrode (312). An end surface (313) is formed obliquely to an axial direction of the internal electrode (311) in order to accurately measure the complex dielectric constant regardless of whether or not the surface of the measured object has roughness and to set an appropriate electric length.

    摘要翻译: 本发明涉及一种用于物理测量装置中的探针(31),其用于测量被测物体的复介电常数,以测量被测物体的物理特性值为基础,测量的复介电常数,物理性质 值由水含量表示,探针具有内部电极(311)和外部电极(312)。 端面(313)相对于内电极(311)的轴向倾斜地形成,以便精确地测量复介电常数,而不管测量对象的表面是否具有粗糙度并且设置适当的电长度。

    Method of and apparatus for compressing image data
    10.
    发明授权
    Method of and apparatus for compressing image data 失效
    压缩图像数据的方法和装置

    公开(公告)号:US4764975A

    公开(公告)日:1988-08-16

    申请号:US897760

    申请日:1986-08-05

    申请人: Toshifumi Inoue

    发明人: Toshifumi Inoue

    CPC分类号: G06T3/40 H04N1/3935

    摘要: The present invention relates to image data compression utilized either when an original image is displayed on a monitor or when an original is reproduced with a desired reduction ratio. Pixel data of an original image are sequentially inputted synchronously with a clock signal (CY), and an average value of pixel data inputted theretofore is renewed in an averaging circuit (40) each time pixel data are inputted. The renewal of the average value is repeated until an assignment signal (CX) is outputted from a DDA circuit (30). The assignment signal assigns pixels of the original image to the same number of blocks as the number of pixels of a desired compressed image, which is adapted for a desired image compression. An output obtained from the averaging circuit (40) represents an average value of pixel data with respect to each block aligned in the vertical direction of the original image. In a DDA circuit (50) an assignment for blocks in the horizontal direction of the original is carried out. Average values of pixel data with respect to each block adaptable for the desired image compression are obtained by an averaging circuit ( 60), which average values are used as pixel data of each pixel of the compression image.

    摘要翻译: PCT No.PCT / JP85 / 00671 Sec。 371日期:1986年8月5日 102(e)日期1986年8月5日PCT提交1985年12月6日PCT公布。 出版物WO86 / 03610 日期:1986年6月19日。本发明涉及当在监视器上显示原始图像时或当以期望的缩小比率再现原件时所使用的图像数据压缩。 原始图像的像素数据与时钟信号(CY)同步地顺序地输入,并且每当输入像素数据时,在平均电路(40)中更新输入的像素数据的平均值。 重复平均值的更新,直到从DDA电路(30)输出分配信号(CX)。 分配信号将原始图像的像素分配给与适合于期望的图像压缩的期望压缩图像的像素数相同的块数。 从平均电路(40)获得的输出表示相对于在原始图像的垂直方向上排列的每个块的像素数据的平均值。 在DDA电路(50)中,执行原稿的水平方向上的块的分配。 通过平均电路(60)获得相对于适用于期望图像压缩的每个块的像素数据的平均值,该平均值被用作压缩图像的每个像素的像素数据。