The disclosed embodiments relate to a system that compactly stores time-series sensor signals. During operation, the system receives original time-series signals comprising sequences of observations obtained from sensors in a monitored system. Next, the system formulizes the original time-series sensor signals to produce a set of equations, which can be used to generate synthetic time-series signals having the same correlation structure and the same stochastic properties as the original time-series signals. Finally, the system stores the formulized time-series sensor signals in place of the original time-series sensor signals.

The present invention relates to a generation of a signal by executing a waveform dataset comprising waveform descriptive parameters. The execution of the waveform description parameters is limited by target device information specifying one or more specific target devices and time information specifying an execution period of the waveform descriptive parameters. By providing a waveform dataset comprising not only the waveform descriptive parameters, but also further information, in particular time information for limiting the execution period of the waveform descriptive parameters, the generation of the respective waveform signal is controlled.

A phase frequency detector-based high-precision feedback frequency measurement apparatus and method: a Field Programmable Gate Array (FGPA) roughly measures a frequency fx of a measured time-frequency pulse by an equal-precision frequency measurement method; a Direct Digital Synthesizer (DDS) automatically synthesizes a frequency fx’ according to the fx roughly measured by the FPGA; the fx and the fx’ are sent to a phase frequency detector for performing phase frequency detection and then sent to the FPGA after passing through a charge pump, a low-pass filter circuit, and an (Analogue-to-Digital) A/D converter; the FPGA processes a frequency difference obtained by the phase frequency detector and then transmits the processed frequency difference to the DDS to form a negative feedback frequency measurement system so that the DDS continuously adjusts the fx’ according to a frequency difference measurement result until the output of the DDS is stable. Therefore, precise measurement of the time-frequency pulse to be measured is realized.

An apparatus includes a digitally controlled oscillator (DCO), which includes an inductor coupled in series with a first capacitor. The DCO further includes a second capacitor coupled in parallel with the series-coupled inductor and first capacitor, a first inverter coupled in parallel with the second capacitor, and a second inverter coupled back-to-back to the first inverter. The DCO further includes a digital-to-analog-converter (DAC) to vary a capacitance of the first capacitor.

Apparatus and method for performing a quantum rotation operation. For example, one embodiment of an apparatus comprises: a decoder to decode a plurality of instructions; execution circuitry to execute a first instruction or first set of the instructions to generate a floating point (FP) value and to store the FP value in a first register; the execution circuitry to execute a second instruction or second set of the one or more of the instructions to read the FP value from the first register and compress the FP value to generate a compressed FP value having a precision selected for performing quantum rotation operations; and quantum interface circuitry to process the compressed FP value to cause a quantum rotation to be performed on one or more qubits of a quantum processor.

This application describes a variety of approaches for generating high voltage sinusoidal signals whose output voltage can be adjusted rapidly, without introducing high-frequency artifacts on the output. When these approaches are used, stronger electric fields can be applied to the tumor for a higher percentage of time, which can increase the efficacy of TTFields therapy. In some embodiments, this is accomplished by preventing adjustments to a DC power source during times when the output of that DC power source is powering the output signal. In some embodiments, this is accomplished by synchronizing the operation of an AC voltage generator and an electronic switch that is connected to the output of the AC voltage generator.

Various aspects of a generator, ultrasonic device, and method for estimating a state of an end effector of an ultrasonic device are disclosed. The ultrasonic device includes an electromechanical ultrasonic system defined by a predetermined resonant frequency, including an ultrasonic transducer coupled to an ultrasonic blade. A control circuit measures a complex impedance of an ultrasonic transducer, wherein the complex impedance is defined as $Z_g\left(t\right)=\frac{V_g\left(t\right)}{I_g\left(t\right)}.$
The control circuit receives a complex impedance measurement data point and compares the complex impedance measurement data point to a data point in a reference complex impedance characteristic pattern. The control circuit then classifies the complex impedance measurement data point based on a result of the comparison analysis and assigns a state or condition of the end effector based on the result of the comparison analysis.

Systems, computer-implemented methods, and computer program products to facilitate approximating a range of sideband frequencies efficiently are provided. According to an embodiment, a system can comprise a processor that executes computer executable components stored in memory. The computer executable components comprise a wave division component that generates a plurality of waveform snippets using a definition of an intended waveform, wherein the plurality of waveform snippets can be phase shifted. The computer executable components further comprise rotation component that assigns a phase rotation to be applied to at least one waveform snippet of the plurality of waveform snippets, wherein the phase rotation is out of phase with a previous waveform snippet of the plurality of waveform snippets.

Techniques are provided for phase coherent frequency synthesis. An embodiment includes a first phase accumulator to accumulate a frequency control word (FCW) at a clocked rate to produce a first digital phase signal representing phase data corresponding to phase points on a first sinusoidal waveform. The embodiment also includes a second phase accumulator to produce an incrementing reference count at the clocked rate and multiply it by the FCW to produce a second digital phase signal representing phase data corresponding to phase points on a second sinusoidal waveform. The multiplication is performed in response to change in the FCW. The embodiment further includes a multiplexer to select between the first and second digital phase signals based on completion of the multiplication. The embodiment also includes a phase-to-amplitude converter to generate digital amplitude data corresponding to the phase points on a sinusoidal waveform associated with the selected digital phase signal.

A signal control system for quantum computing includes a signal source, a waveform calibration circuit, a qubit control line, and a qubit module. The signal source is configured to generate an original control signal. The waveform calibration circuit includes at least one IIR digital filter. The IIR digital filter is configured to perform waveform calibration on the original control signal to obtain a calibrated control signal. The qubit control line is configured to guide the calibrated control signal to the qubit module. The qubit module is configured to generate a qubit. The calibrated control signal acts on the qubit after passing through the qubit control line, so as to control the qubit.