A band-pass clock distribution circuit includes a clock tree circuit including at least one clock buffer circuit. The clock tree circuit may be configured to receive a first clock signal from a clock generator circuit and to generate a second clock signal based on the first clock signal. A band-pass filter may be configured to receive the second clock signal and to provide a third clock signal to one or more load circuits. The band-pass filter includes a filtering resonant network including a first inductor and a second inductor coupled to one another at a center tap. The filtering resonant network is configurable to resonate with a parasitic capacitance associated with the one or more load circuits. A portion of the band-pass filter is integrated with the clock tree circuit.

A building management system for a building system includes a building system interface configured to receive building system data; a knowledge base configured to receive the building system data, the knowledge base providing a model of the building system, the model including semantic descriptions of the building system data, the semantic descriptions of the building system data being arranged in an ontology; and a user interface configured to access the knowledge base.

A display device includes a lower substrate that includes a side surface having a first inclined surface. An upper substrate is disposed on the lower substrate and includes a side surface having a second inclined surface. A first electrode is disposed on a surface of at least one of the lower substrate or the upper substrate. An auxiliary electrode is disposed on the first inclined surface of the lower substrate and the second inclined surface of the upper substrate. The auxiliary electrode includes a first portion corresponding to the first inclined surface, a second portion corresponding to the second inclined surface, and a bent portion bent at a predetermined angle with respect to the first and second inclined surfaces. The first electrode may be in contact with the bent portion on the first exposed surface to electrically connect to the auxiliary electrode.

A method and a system for impact detection in a stationary vehicle are provided. The method includes putting a telematics device into a sleep mode and performing a first micro wakeup. In response to determining that a first value read from a sensor during the micro wakeup is greater than a noise threshold, increasing a frequency of the micro wakeups and a sampling rate of the sensor. The method also includes reading a second value from the sensor during a second wakeup, performing a regular wakeup, and sending the first and second values during the regular wakeup.

An electronic apparatus including a Universal Serial Bus (USB) Type-C™ connector includes a connection detection unit configured to detect a connection of a power source connected to the electronic apparatus via the USB Type-C connector, a power supply control unit configured to receive a supply of power from the connected power source, a communication control unit configured to communicate with the power source via a Configuration Channel (CC) terminal, an information acquisition unit configured to acquire a remaining capacity of the power source using the communication control unit every predetermined time, and a control unit configured to, in a case where a difference between a first remaining capacity acquired by the information acquisition unit and a second remaining capacity acquired after the first remaining capacity is acquired is greater than or equal to a predetermined amount, give a user notification.

A machine-learning (ML) scheme running a software driver stack to learn user habits of entry into low power states, such as Modern Connect Standby (ModCS), and duration depending on time of day, and/or system telemetry. The ML creates a High Water Mark (HWM) number of dirty cache lines (DL) as a hint to a power agent. A power agent algorithm uses these hints and actual system's number of DL to inform the low power state entry decision (such as S0i4 vs. S0i3 entry decision) for a computing system.

An information handling system may include at least one processor; and a non-transitory, computer-readable medium having computer-executable code thereon that is executable by the at least one processor to cause the information handling system to: enter a power saving mode; return from the power saving mode to a normal operating mode based on a wake event; determine that the wake event was erroneous; and in response to determining that the wake event was erroneous, execute a remedial action relating to the power saving mode.

A computer-implemented method and system for optimizing user experience are disclosed. The method includes determining power profile of a target device; determining historical behavior of at least one user in relation to the target device; considering the historical behavioral data of the at least one user in relation to the target device based on the determined power profile of the target device; and using rules to select at least one of a plurality of approaches for establishing connection with a server in relation to a result of the considering.

A computer-implemented method and system for optimizing user experience are disclosed. The method includes determining power profile of a target device; determining historical behavior of at least one user in relation to the target device; considering the historical behavioral data of the at least one user in relation to the target device based on the determined power profile of the target device; and using rules to select at least one of a plurality of approaches for establishing connection with a server in relation to a result of the considering.