Universal memory device having a profile storage unit
    81.
    发明授权
    Universal memory device having a profile storage unit 有权
    具有简档存储单元的通用存储器件

    公开(公告)号:US07831790B2

    公开(公告)日:2010-11-09

    申请号:US10549367

    申请日:2004-03-17

    Abstract: A universal memory device is presented that provides adaptability to existing hardware and software environments. The memory can “mimic” existing memory technology combining the advantages of integrating all memory capacity into one single technology and still providing the implicit protections and access characteristics known from the different existing memory technologies. The memory device comprises a memory having low-latency, rewritable, non-volatile memory cells, a profile storage unit connected with the memory and comprising access information allocated to a set of request information elements (request profile), such that the access information indicates whether an access request to said memory, the access request having the request profile, is to be allowed or rejected, and an access control unit communicating with the profile storage unit and the memory, and adapted to allow or reject an incoming access request in dependence on the access information allocated to the request profile of the access request.

    Abstract translation: 提出了一种提供对现有硬件和软件环境的适应性的通用存储器件。 存储器可以“模拟”现有存储器技术,结合将所有存储器容量集成到一个单一技术中并且仍然提供从不同现有存储器技术已知的隐式保护和访问特性的优点。 存储装置包括具有低等待时间,可重写,非易失性存储器单元的存储器,与存储器连接的简档存储单元,并且包括分配给一组请求信息元素(请求简档)的访问信息,使得访问信息指示 是否允许或拒绝对所述存储器的访问请求,具有请求简档的访问请求,以及与简档存储单元和存储器通信的访问控制单元,并且适于依赖于允许或拒绝传入的访问请求 关于分配给访问请求的请求简档的访问信息。

    ELECTRONIC CIRCUIT THAT COMPRISES A MEMORY MATRIX AND METHOD OF READING FOR BITLINE NOISE COMPENSATION
    83.
    发明申请
    ELECTRONIC CIRCUIT THAT COMPRISES A MEMORY MATRIX AND METHOD OF READING FOR BITLINE NOISE COMPENSATION 有权
    包含记忆矩阵的电子电路和用于BITLINE噪声补偿的读取方法

    公开(公告)号:US20100232245A1

    公开(公告)日:2010-09-16

    申请号:US12293817

    申请日:2007-03-27

    CPC classification number: G11C7/02 G11C7/062 G11C7/14 G11C7/18

    Abstract: Data is read from a memory matrix (10) with a plurality of bit lines (12). A differential sense amplifier (14) receives a signal derived from a first one of the bit lines (12) on a first input. The differential sense amplifier (14) receives a reference signal from a reference output of a reference circuit (15) to a second input. A second one of the bit lines (12), which is adjacent to the first one of the bit lines (12), is coupled to the reference circuit (15), so that a bit line signal value on the second one of the bit lines (12) affects a reference signal value on the reference output, at least partly reproducing an effect of crosstalk of the bit line signal value (12) on the second one of the bit lines (12) on a bit line signal value on the first one of the bit lines (12).

    Abstract translation: 从具有多个位线(12)的存储矩阵(10)中读取数据。 差分读出放大器(14)在第一输入端接收从位线(12)中的第一位导出的信号。 差分读出放大器(14)从参考电路(15)的参考输出接收参考信号到第二输入端。 与位线(12)中的第一位相邻的位线(12)中的第二位被耦合到参考电路(15),使得位的第二位上的位线信号值 行(12)影响参考输出上的参考信号值,至少部分地再现位线信号值(12)上的位线信号值(12)对第二位线(12)上的串扰的影响 第一个位线(12)。

    NETWORK DEVICE FOR USE IN A NETWORK
    84.
    发明申请
    NETWORK DEVICE FOR USE IN A NETWORK 有权
    网络设备在网络中的使用

    公开(公告)号:US20100177763A1

    公开(公告)日:2010-07-15

    申请号:US12664493

    申请日:2008-06-09

    CPC classification number: H04J3/0638 H04J3/0685

    Abstract: A network (100) comprises at least a network device (110) and a further network device (120). The network device (110) comprises means (400) arranged for detecting an event (170), means (410) for receiving a first timestamp (420) of the further network device and means for taking a second timestamp. The network device is arranged for providing a signal (180) in dependence of a counter (450) reaching an end count. The network device comprises synchronization means (440) arranged for synchronizing the signal (180) with a further signal (190) provided by the further network device (120) by adjusting a value of the end count (60) to a modified end count (230), said modified end count being in dependence of the first and second timestamp. After having provided the synchronized signal (180c, 180d) the value of the end count is re-adjusted from the modified end count to its value prior to the adjustment.

    Abstract translation: 网络(100)至少包括网络设备(110)和另外的网络设备(120)。 网络设备(110)包括被安排用于检测事件(170)的装置(400),用于接收另外的网络设备的第一时间戳(420)的装置(410)和用于获取第二时间戳的装置。 网络设备被布置成根据达到终端计数的计数器(450)提供信号(180)。 网络设备包括同步装置(440),其被配置为通过将结束计数(60)的值调整到修改的结束计数(60)而将信号(180)与由另外的网络设备(120)提供的另外的信号(190) 230),所述修改的末端计数依赖于第一和第二时间戳。 在提供了同步信号(180c,180d)之后,将结束计数的值从修改的结束计数重新调整到其调整之前的值。

    Peer to peer transfer of content
    85.
    发明授权
    Peer to peer transfer of content 失效
    对等转让内容

    公开(公告)号:US07574515B2

    公开(公告)日:2009-08-11

    申请号:US10553549

    申请日:2004-04-22

    Abstract: This invention relates to a method, a device, a server and a system of/for peer to peer transfer of content. Said method includes the steps of receiving and transmitting, from a first device (11), a first request with a first selection criterion for a first content to a server (18) or to a second device (12); transferring the first content satisfying said first selection criterion to said first device from the server, when said server previously has acknowledged said first device as a legal recipient of said first content and in case said first content is available only on said server, and noting that said first device subsequently has the requested first content available for other devices (14, 15, 16, 17); or re-directing said first request to a third device (13) on which the server knows that the requested first content is still available and transferring said first content satisfying said first selection criterion to said first device from the third device; or transferring the first content satisfying said first selection criterion to said first device from the second device, when said first content is available on said second device, and informing the server that said first content has been transferred to said first device from said second device; and rewarding the one of said second or third device from which said first content was transferred to said first device, when content was transferred from one of these; and charging said first device for reception of said first content. This enables for download, upload and sharing of legally protected paid-for content.

    Abstract translation: 本发明涉及一种用于内容的对等传送的方法,设备,服务器和系统。 所述方法包括以下步骤:从第一设备(11)接收并向服务器(18)或第二设备(12)发送第一内容的第一选择标准的第一请求; 当所述服务器先前已将所述第一设备确认为所述第一内容的合法接收者,并且在所述第一内容仅在所述服务器上可用的情况下,将满足所述第一选择标准的第一内容传送到所述第一设备,并注意到 所述第一设备随后具有可用于其他设备(14,15,16,17)的所请求的第一内容; 或者将所述第一请求重新引导到服务器知道所请求的第一内容仍然可用的第三设备(13),并且从第三设备将满足所述第一选择标准的所述第一内容传送到所述第一设备; 或者当所述第一内容在所述第二设备上可用时,将满足所述第一选择标准的所述第一内容传送到所述第一设备,并且通知所述服务器所述第一内容已经从所述第二设备传送到所述第一设备; 并且当内容从这些中的一个转移时,奖励所述第二或第三设备从所述第一内容传送到所述第一设备的所述设备; 以及对所述第一设备进行充电以接收所述第一内容。 这可以下载,上传和共享受法律保护的付费内容。

    Integrity control for data stored in a non-volatile memory
    86.
    发明申请
    Integrity control for data stored in a non-volatile memory 有权
    对存储在非易失性存储器中的数据的完整性控制

    公开(公告)号:US20060155882A1

    公开(公告)日:2006-07-13

    申请号:US10559174

    申请日:2004-05-26

    Abstract: The present invention relates to a write controller (10) for a memory with a plurality of non-volatile storage cells, a read controller for a memory with a plurality of nonvolatile storage cells, to a combined write/read controller, to a solid state device comprising a memory with a plurality of non-volatile storage cells, a programmer device for writing a binary code to a non-volatile memory, to a method for writing data comprising at least one input bit to a memory having non-volatile storage cells, and to a method for controlling the integrity of data comprising at least one input bit stored in non-volatile storage cells of a memory. The invention provides a reliable detection of changes that have occurred to the content of a non-volatile memory. The basic concept of the present invention is to extend information stored in a non-volatile memory by at least one checking bit. The checking bit is allocated to one code bit, or to each of a plurality of code bits. The allocation is preferably reflected in an allocation of memory cells storing the input and code bits.

    Abstract translation: 本发明涉及一种用于具有多个非易失性存储单元的存储器的写入控制器(10),具有多个非易失性存储单元的存储器的读取控制器,组合的写/读控制器,固态 包括具有多个非易失性存储单元的存储器,用于将二进制代码写入非易失性存储器的编程器装置,用于将包括至少一个输入位的数据写入到具有非易失性存储单元的存储器的方法 以及用于控制数据的完整性的方法,包括存储在存储器的非易失性存储单元中的至少一个输入位。 本发明提供了对非易失性存储器的内容所发生的变化的可靠检测。 本发明的基本概念是通过至少一个检查位来扩展存储在非易失性存储器中的信息。 检查位分配给一个码位,或分配给多个码位中的每一个。 该分配优选地反映在存储输入和码位的存储单元的分配中。

    Method and apparatus for managing power consumption of a disk drive
    87.
    发明授权
    Method and apparatus for managing power consumption of a disk drive 失效
    用于管理磁盘驱动器的功耗的方法和装置

    公开(公告)号:US07075744B2

    公开(公告)日:2006-07-11

    申请号:US10526872

    申请日:2003-08-08

    CPC classification number: G06F1/3268 G06F1/3203 Y02D10/154

    Abstract: A method and apparatus for managing power consumption of consumer electronic devices that run on a battery or an accumulator, particularly portable applications such as mobile phones, laptops or MPEG players or recorders. They consist essentially of a host and a storage medium like a disk or means for receiving a storage medium like a disk drive that are coupled with an interface. Power management is very important because long battery life enhances user convenience. The invention determines whether it is more efficient either to leave the disk drive in the idle mode or to switch the drive to standby until the next data request appears. The disk drive is entered into the most efficient power mode. The time until the next request is determined by the host.

    Abstract translation: 用于管理在电池或蓄电池上运行的消费电子设备的功耗的方法和装置,特别是诸如移动电话,膝上型电脑或MPEG播放器或录像机的便携式应用。 它们基本上由主机和诸如磁盘的存储介质组成,或者用于接收诸如与接口耦合的磁盘驱动器的存储介质的装置。 电源管理非常重要,因为电池寿命长,增强了用户的便利性。 本发明确定是否更有效地将磁盘驱动器置于空闲模式或将驱动器切换到待机直到下一个数据请求出现。 磁盘驱动器进入最有效的电源模式。 直到下一个请求的时间由主机确定。

    Record carrier
    88.
    发明申请
    Record carrier 失效
    记录载体

    公开(公告)号:US20060072440A1

    公开(公告)日:2006-04-06

    申请号:US10533730

    申请日:2003-10-14

    Abstract: The invention relates to a record carrier (1) comprising an area for storing data, the record carrier adhering to a pre-defined, standardized condition with respect to a physical parameter. The record carrier comprises parameter information on the physical parameter, which parameter information is of a higher precision than the precision of the physical parameter mentioned in the pre-defined, standardized condition. Using this high precision parameter information, it is possible to derive the exact position of a visible image pixel data making up a label. This parameter information thus enables a recorder to write a visible label on the record carrier according to the invention.

    Abstract translation: 本发明涉及一种记录载体(1),其包括用于存储数据的区域,所述记录载体相对于物理参数粘附到预定义的标准化状态。 记录载体包括物理参数的参数信息,该参数信息的精度高于预定义标准化条件中提到的物理参数的精度。 使用这种高精度参数信息,可以导出构成标签的可见图像像素数据的确切位置。 因此,该参数信息使得记录器能够在根据本发明的记录载体上写入可见标签。

    Method and system for reducing fragmentation
    89.
    发明授权
    Method and system for reducing fragmentation 失效
    减少破碎的方法和系统

    公开(公告)号:US06757804B2

    公开(公告)日:2004-06-29

    申请号:US10028123

    申请日:2001-12-21

    Abstract: The present invention provides a method and system for reducing fragmentation (both file fragmentation and free-space fragmentation) in digital storage devices (10). In such a device in which a plurality of files is available for deletion the invention proposes selectively deleting the file that maximises defragmentation. The selection may optimise file and free-space defragmentation.

    Abstract translation: 本发明提供了一种用于减少数字存储设备(10)中碎片(文件碎片化和自由空间碎片化)的方法和系统。 在其中多个文件可用于删除的这种设备中,本发明提出选择性地删除最大化碎片整理的文件。 选择可以优化文件和自由空间碎片整理。

    Light scanner with cylindrical lenses
    90.
    发明授权
    Light scanner with cylindrical lenses 失效
    带圆柱镜的光扫描仪

    公开(公告)号:US06288815B1

    公开(公告)日:2001-09-11

    申请号:US09282323

    申请日:1999-03-31

    Inventor: Nicolaas Lambert

    CPC classification number: H04N9/3117 G02B26/0875 G02B26/108

    Abstract: A scrolling scan optical band scanner is provided having a scrolling scan optic with a scan function that inherently deviates from an ideal imaging function over wide apertures. Compensation optics are provided to correct the scrolling scan optic performance to provide accurate imaging over a wide aperture. The compensation optics and the scrolling scan optic together accurately scroll the input pattern to an output pattern according to the formula: xo(t)/X=(t/T+xi/X) modulo 1, with X being the total height of input and output beam, xi being the ray height in the input beam, xo being the corresponding ray height in the output beam as a function of time, T being the frame period, and t being the time, and said scroll patterns remains telecentric even where X is large with respect to a physical size of the scanning optic system.

    Abstract translation: 提供了一种具有扫描功能的滚动扫描光学扫描器,该扫描光学扫描仪固有地偏离了宽孔径下的理想成像功能。 提供补偿光学器件以校正滚动扫描光学性能以在宽光圈上提供精确的成像。 补偿光学器件和滚动扫描光学器件一起根据以下公式精确地将输入图案滚动到输出图案:xo(t)/ X =(t / T + xi / X)模1,其中X是输入的总高度 和输出光束,xi是输入光束中的射线高度,xo是作为时间的函数的输出光束中的相应光线高度,T是帧周期,t是时间,并且所述涡旋图案保持远心,即使在 X相对于扫描光学系统的物理尺寸较大。

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