The present disclosure describes writing information on substrate displays. In an example, a display on a substrate is interfaced. The interfacing includes constraining a first longitudinal side of the substrate via a first actuable slot. Further, a second longitudinal side of the substrate opposite to the first longitudinal side is constrained via a second actuable slot. Thereby the substrate is constrained between the first and second slot with the display positioned therebetween. Further, the display is operated to write information thereon via an imager while the substrate is constrained between the first and second slot.

A high frequency power circuit module includes an electronic circuit substrate having a bending section, a high frequency power circuit formed on the electronic circuit substrate, a battery connected to the high frequency power circuit, and a magnetic material sheet having an area larger than that of the battery. The battery is covered with the magnetic material sheet in a state in which the electronic circuit substrate is bent at a bending section. The high frequency power circuit, the battery, and the magnetic material sheet are thermally coupled to each other by a resin sealing member, which is a material having a smaller thermal resistance than that of air.

The present disclosure describes writing information on substrate displays. In an example, a display on a substrate is interfaced. The interfacing includes constraining a first longitudinal side of the substrate via a first actuable slot. Further, a second longitudinal side of the substrate opposite to the first longitudinal side is constrained via a second actuable slot. Thereby the substrate is constrained between the first and second slot with the display positioned therebetween. Further, the display is operated to write information thereon via an imager while the substrate is constrained between the first and second slot.

A book sorting method based on RSSI signal values of RFID tags, including the following steps: reading book RFID tags placed in books by using an RFID device, wherein each tag signal includes: an EPC number EPC of the book RFID tag, the RSSI value r of the book RFID tag, and the time t of reading the book RFID tag, and three attribute values corresponding to one book corresponding to one time are marked as a record; classifying books with the same EPC number of the tags as a category, obtaining a curve chart of the RSSI values of the category of book RFID tags according to a time sequence, and preprocessing the curve chart; and establishing a model; and obtaining the position sequence of each book RFID tag according to the model so as to sort the books.

The present disclosure describes writing information on substrate displays. In an example, a display on a substrate is interfaced. The interfacing includes constraining a first longitudinal side of the substrate via a first actuable slot. Further, a second longitudinal side of the substrate opposite to the first longitudinal side is constrained via a second actuable slot. Thereby the substrate is constrained between the first and second slot with the display positioned therebetween. Further, the display is operated to write information thereon via an imager while the substrate is constrained between the first and second slot.

A printing apparatus according to an embodiment includes: a conveying device which conveys a record medium in a conveyance direction; a cutter which cuts out the record medium; a printing unit which prints an image on the record medium; a mark detector which detects a reference mark indicating a page start position of the record medium; a receiver which receives record medium type information; and a controller which, based on a content of the record medium type information, switches a cut position to be cut with the cutter between a first position being a position upstream in the conveyance direction by a predetermined one-page length from the page start position and a second position being a position shifted in the conveyance direction by a prescribed length from the first position.

A smart card read/write method is performed at a terminal, including: sensing a touch event of a smart card, and obtaining an application identifier corresponding to the touch event; searching for a third-party application link corresponding to the application identifier, and capturing and displaying a web page corresponding to the third-party application link, the web page comprising a function menu and an instruction script corresponding to options in the function menu being preselected from a preset standard script library; obtaining an option triggered in the function menu on the web page, and sending a smart card control request to a platform application server by executing an instruction script corresponding to the triggered option; and receiving a smart card control instruction returned by the platform application server, and invoking a corresponding interface function according to the smart card control instruction to read/write the smart card.

A RFID system and an associated antenna-coupler are provided. The system may be for selectively communicating with a targeted transponder from among a group of multiple adjacent transponders is provided. The system may include a transponder conveyance, a transceiver, and an antenna-coupler. The transponder conveyance is adapted to transport at least one targeted transponder from a group of multiple adjacent transponders through a transponder operating region. The transceiver is configured to generate one or more electrical signals. The antenna-coupler has first and second microstrips in a cross-like arrangement relative to each other. Each of the first and second microstrips is configured to transmit one or more electro-magnetic fields concentrated in a near-field region of the antenna-coupler based on the one or more electrical signals for communicating with the targeted transponder.

A radio frequency identification (RFID) tag applicator including a spool system for holding and guiding a tape including a plurality of RFID tags from a first spool to a second spool, an RFID programmer coupled to spool system to send a programming signal to each of the tags passing from the first spool to the second spool, an RFID reader coupled to the spool system for reading a return signal from a programmed RFID tag in order to reject or accept the programmed tag, and an applicator member operatively coupled to the RFID reader to cause an RFID tag to peel away from the tape onto a passing substrate if the RFID tag is accepted by the RFID reader or pass to the second spool if rejected.

A book sorting method based on RSSI signal values of RFID tags, including the following steps: reading book RFID tags placed in books by using an RFID device, wherein each tag signal includes: an EPC number EPC of the book RFID tag, the RSSI value r of the book RFID tag, and the time t of reading the book RFID tag, and three attribute values corresponding to one book corresponding to one time are marked as a record; classifying books with the same EPC number of the tags as a category, obtaining a curve chart of the RSSI values of the category of book RFID tags according to a time sequence, and preprocessing the curve chart; and establishing a model; and obtaining the position sequence of each book RFID tag according to the model so as to sort the books.