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Patent US7331271 - Variable stroke/clearance mechanism - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign in<nobr>Advanced Patent Search</nobr>PatentsAn assembly includes a cylinder (232) and a piston assembly (212) housed within the cylinder and configured for reciprocal motion relative to the cylinder. The piston assembly and cylinder include a magnet (230) and coil (234) configured to undergo relative motion of the piston assembly and cylinder....http://www.google.com/patents/US7331271?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US7331271 - Variable stroke/clearance mechanismAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS7331271 B2Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 10/509,115PCT numberPCT/US2003/009702Publication dateFeb 19, 2008Filing dateMar 31, 2003Priority dateFeb 8, 2001Fee statusPaidAlso published asUS20060008361Publication number10509115, 509115, PCT/2003/9702, PCT/US/2003/009702, PCT/US/2003/09702, PCT/US/3/009702, PCT/US/3/09702, PCT/US2003/009702, PCT/US2003/09702, PCT/US2003009702, PCT/US200309702, PCT/US3/009702, PCT/US3/09702, PCT/US3009702, PCT/US309702, US 7331271 B2, US 7331271B2, US-B2-7331271, US7331271 B2, US7331271B2InventorsAlbert E. Sanderson, John DieckmannOriginal AssigneeR. Sanderson Management, Inc.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (99), Non-Patent Citations (14), Referenced by (5), Classifications (10), Legal Events (5) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetVariable stroke/clearance mechanismUS 7331271 B2Abstract An assembly includes a cylinder (232) and a piston assembly (212) housed within the cylinder and configured for reciprocal motion relative to the cylinder. The piston assembly and cylinder include a magnet (230) and coil (234) configured to undergo relative motion of the piston assembly and cylinder. The assembly includes a transition arm (214) and a rotating member (222) coupled to the piston assembly by the transition arm. The reciprocal motion is linear in space and sinusoidal in time.
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I made this presentation as part of my Advertising and Promotion module at university. It was my role to act as Nokia seeking the help of an advertising agency to come up with a campaign to help re-launch one of Nokias handsets. ...
Nokia Mission Statement is simple, Connecting people! Plus peoples names Rodrigue
Nokia began its journey in 1865 with Fredrick Idestam, in 1968 it integrated into the telecommunications market, to later become one of the worlds leaders in innovative mobile phones targeting business communications.. 2002 marked Nokia’s release of the first 3G handset which would soon set new standards for mobile phone makers. Today Nokia has found this success very hard to merge with the Smartphone market as they are failing to compete with the likes of Samsung. Natasha
http://0-academic.mintel.com.lispac.lsbu.ac.uk/sinatra/oxygen_academic/search_results/show&/display/id=545199/display/id=563172/display/id=563181#atom3http://www.nokia.com/about-nokia/company/story-of-nokiahttp://www.samsung.com/us/aboutsamsung/ir/financialinformation/earningsrelease/downloads/2010/20104Q_Earnings_Announcement.pdfNokia prides itself as the most popular mobile brand, owned by approximately one in three mobile usersEnjoying a 31% market share. Nokia’s net value is 36.7 million compared to Samsung’s 6.6.However as of yet Nokiahas not been ableto fully transfer this success to the Smartphone sector, Compared to their rivals Samsung,. Natasha
As we can see from the PLC the Smartphone industry is still in its growth stage, however with recent sales figures Nokia are finding themselves slowly approaching maturity stage with the lack of handset sales. Political - Patent laws surrounding the Smartphone industry Economical - Recession has forced the closure of its plants around the world, however according to Mintel reports there has been a slight increase in personal disposable income. Socio-cultural – Nokia has a strong penetration in the market. Smartphone’s are also continuously rising in sales due to young people seeking technologically savvy mobiles looking for pocket PC type devices. Technological – Nokia has integrated its with Microsoft software's. Technological advances in introducing 4G into smart phones. Ummaima
Strength – The strength of Nokia lies in its brand power and its spread in the global market, this is also evident In its market share. Weakness - Nokia’s weaknesses is caused by its failure to compete with the likes of the Samsung Glalaxy S, Nokia cost cutting plans in a bid to save the company resulted a weak infiltration into the smartphone market. Opportunities – The development of 4G and Nokia’s partnership with Microsoft poses 2 of its biggest opportunities..Threats – Nokia’s late entry into the Smartphone market, made it unpopular amongst other smart phones. Causing an 18% slump in share. Ummaima
http://www.carphonewarehouse.comBoth phones offer customers more or less the same thing, however Saumsung does give a little extra but that is shown in the extra premium that you have to pay for it. Nokia handsets are more reasonably priced for the specifications provided.Natasha As you can see Nokia has a distribution channel in around 50 countries selling in major shops such as the carphonewarehouse, and even online on websites such as Amazon.comNatasha
ATL – this is generally described as mass paid mediaTTL – this is marketing communications which span both ATL and BTL communications together to get synergy where 2 + 2 = 5 BTL – This is marketing that is not commission paying media. This slide is about ATL promotion, we will first look at adverts both Samsung and Nokia have implemented. As you can see the advert Samsung have made show off their phone more of a handy tool which is necessary for every day life and also for everyone to use by relating it to this man organising a breakfast for his girlfriend, which appeals to the majority of people. Whereas the Nokia advert has a blind man using the camera on a Nokia N8 to take a photo of a rollercoaster as well as getting his picture taken with two girls, this appeals to the minority of people as not many will be able to relate to how the phone can also help them in their day to day life. The Samsung advert is more useful showing off various functions and uses for the phone where as we feel that the Nokia advert fails to deliver that. Rodrigue
Again as we can see from these outdoor adverts, Samsung are stronger in communicating their message more effectively to its consumers managing to highlight more than one of it features and capturing their attention with this. As the saying goes a picture tells a million stories and with the Samsung we genuinely believe that they accomplish this. Whereas in Nokias case we feel that the miss is by miles, there is no thorough message communicated to its audience, the phone is not even in sight for the consumer so that they can specifically tell that it is the Nokia N8 model. It also does not show the features of the phone. The way the Samsung is photographed is very effective as it shows the users hands as if to say this could be you using the phone where as with the Nokia there is no interaction with its potential users at all. Rodrigue
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Marcomms theory needs to be applied based on historical methods last year Nokia spent 9.3 million pound on advertising, bearing in mind its financial state and cost cuts we will be reducing the budget to 5 Million pounds
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• 1865 – The Beginning• 1968 – The move to Tele-Communication• 1992 – Strategically repositioned to Business Communications• 2002 – The launch of the first 3G phone• 2011 - Nokia today 2.
• Nokia net value is £36.7 million (Nokia, 2011)compared to Samsung’s £6.6 billion(Samsung, 2011) Market share•Mobile Communication Vs. Smartphone 9% 4% 31% Nokia 6% Samsung Sony Ericsson 6% Apple LG 8% Blackberry Motorola Others 15% Source: 21% Mintel, 2011 3.
Smartphone industry is still in its growth stages Projected Life cycle Nokia is currently at its growth / maturity stage as its rapidly loosing market shareIntroduction Growth Maturity Decline 4.
Political EconomicalLicensing of technology Recession PDI has slightly increased (Mintel, 2010) Socio-cultural TechnologicalStrong brand penetration The integration of Microsoft(Mintel, 2011) into the Nokia handsetsTechnology savvy mobile Advent of 4G 5.
Strength Weaknesses Brand power Lack of styling Global market Cost cuts Market share Weak transfer into smartphone market Threats Opportunities Popularity of other smartphonesInnovations into 4G market Late in the game Partnership with Microsoft 18% slump in shares Source: Mintel, 2011 6.
From From£519.00 Galaxy S2 Nokia N8 £419.95 Source: Carphonewarehouse, 2011 7.
Mobile devices Tech.Networks Technology Brazil, China, Finland, GB, China Finland Hungary, India, Mexico, R Germany omania, South Korea India Penetration into 50 countries worldwide 8.
ATL (Picktion & TV Radio Outdoor cinema postersBroderick 2005)NokiaSamsung Through the Line BTL (Picktion & PR WOM E-WOM E-Marketing sponsorship Broderick 2005) Nokia Samsung 9.
Samsung Galaxy 2 (TV Advert) Nokia N8 (TV Advert) 10.
• A product which caters to individual needs• Price and features of the phone• High bargaining power 11.
Targeting Positioning• Mainstreamers • Trust / Loyalty• Aspirers • Brand power• Succeeders Segmentation • Geographical •Demographical •Psychographical •Behavioural 12.
Source: Mintel, 2011 13.
 Increase awareness of the Nokia N8 handset Refresh and create a lasting impression in the minds of existing and potential buyers Reposition Nokia as a more cool stylish and fun brand as well as trusted Increase sales figures from -0.7% (Mintell, 2011) to 0.5% 14.
 The improved campaign will run across 6 months starting from late November 2011 in time for Christmas Budget = £5 Million with a 2% extension if needed Agency fee = 7% with 3% bonus if the campaign is successful 15.
Let’s get Connecting! Feel free to ask any questions? 16.
Carphone Warehouse, 2011. Carphone Warehouse. [Online] Available at:http://www.carphonewarehouse.com [Accessed 29 October 2011]Mintel, 2011. Companies and Products. [Online] Available at: http://0-academic.mintel.com.lispac.lsbu.ac.uk/sinatra/oxygen_academic/search_results/show&/display/id=545199/display/id=563179?select_section=563180 [Accessed 29 October 2011]Mintel, 2011. Mobile Phones and Network Providers - UK - January 2011. [Online] Available at:http://0-academic.mintel.com.lispac.lsbu.ac.uk/sinatra/oxygen_academic/search_results/show&/display/id=545199/display/id=563172/display/id=563181#atom3 [Accessed 29 October 2011]Nokia, 2011. Story of Nokia. [Online] Available at: http://www.nokia.com/about-nokia/company/story-of-nokia [Accessed 29 October 2011] Samsung, 2011. Samsung Electronics Announces Fourth Quarter & FY 2010 Results. [Online] Availableat:http://www.samsung.com/us/aboutsamsung/ir/financialinformation/earningsrelease/downloads/2010/20104Q_Earnings_Announcement.pdf[Accessed 29 October 2011] Recommended
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Patent US7003638 - Memory bus interface for use in a peripheral device - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inPatentsA peripheral device may include an interface configured to interface to a memory bus and a functional unit coupled to the interface and configured to perform a peripheral device function on data accessed by the interface. The interface may be configured to perform a data access in response to memory...http://www.google.com/patents/US7003638?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US7003638 - Memory bus interface for use in a peripheral deviceAdvanced Patent SearchTry the new Google Patents, with machine-classified Google Scholar results, and Japanese and South Korean patents.Publication numberUS7003638 B2Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 10/316,363Publication dateFeb 21, 2006Filing dateDec 11, 2002Priority dateDec 11, 2002Fee statusPaidAlso published asUS20040117565Publication number10316363, 316363, US 7003638 B2, US 7003638B2, US-B2-7003638, US7003638 B2, US7003638B2InventorsPaul M. Brant, John E. Stone, IIIOriginal AssigneeStandard Microsystems CorporationExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (10), Non-Patent Citations (2), Referenced by (8), Classifications (8), Legal Events (3) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetMemory bus interface for use in a peripheral device
US 7003638 B2Abstract
A peripheral device may include an interface configured to interface to a memory bus and a functional unit coupled to the interface and configured to perform a peripheral device function on data accessed by the interface. The interface may be configured to perform a data access in response to memory control, address, and data signals on the memory bus. The functional unit may be configured to perform various peripheral device functions such as data communication functions, video functions, printing functions, mass storage functions, and human interface controller functions.
This invention relates to computer systems and, more particularly, to transferring data to a peripheral device within a computer system.
FIG. 1 illustrates a typical configuration of a computer system 10 that includes an embedded controller 12, several memory modules 22A–22B, a memory bus 20, a PCI (Peripheral Component Interconnect) bus 30, an Ethernet MAC (Media Access Control) 32 and associated PHY (PHYsical Layer) device 34, and another PCI device 36. The embedded controller 12 includes a processor 14 and a bus bridge that includes a memory system controller 16 and an I/O system controller 18. The memory controller 16 allows the processor to communicate with memory modules 22A–22B via transfers over memory bus 20. I/O system controller 18 allows the processor 14 to communicate with the Ethernet MAC 34 and PCI device 36 via the PCI bus 30.
Various embodiments of systems and methods for interfacing a peripheral device to a memory bus are disclosed. In one embodiment, an interface for use with a peripheral device may include a memory bus interface and a device interface. The memory bus interface is configured to receive memory control, address, and data signals on a memory bus. The device interface is configured to communicate data to a functional unit in the peripheral device in response to the memory bus interface receiving the memory control, address, and data signals. For example, in response to the memory bus interface receiving memory control signals indicating a memory write command and address signals indicating an address of a memory mapped structure within the functional unit, the device interface may write data received by the memory bus interface from the memory bus to the memory mapped structure in the functional unit.
FIG. 2 illustrates a block diagram of a computer system 100 that includes a peripheral device 32A configured to interface to a memory bus 20, according to one embodiment. In FIG. 2, an embedded controller 12 is coupled to a memory bus 20 and a PCI bus 30. Embedded controller 12 includes a processor 14, a memory system controller 16, and an I/O system controller 18. Memory bus 20 is coupled to two memory modules 22A and 22B and a peripheral device 32A. PCI bus 30 is coupled to a PCI device 36. PCI bus 36 is illustrated as an exemplary peripheral or I/O bus. Other peripheral bus technologies such as ISA (Industry Standard Architecture) and USB (Universal Serial Bus) may be used in other embodiments.
In some embodiments, the memory system controller 16 may be configured to transmit standard SDRAM (Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory) control and address signals to SDRAM memory modules 22A and 22B via memory bus 20. In one such embodiment, memory modules 22A and 22B may be DDR (Double Data Rate) SDRAM memory modules and the memory system controller 16 may be configured to transmit DDR SDRAM control and address signals. In other embodiments, the memory system controller 18 and memory modules 22A and 22B may be configured according to other DRAM standards. In one embodiment, the memory bus 20 may be a standard 32-bit SDRAM bus that conveys standard chip selects to enable a targeted device and standard SDRAM control signals, such as RAS, CAS, WE, CKE, CLK, DQMx, BA[2:0], CS[2:0], as well as standard 11-bit Row/Column Address signals. As used herein, “memory control signals” are signals generated by a memory system controller that initiate an access to a memory module. Such signals may also be used to initiate an access to a peripheral device, as described below.
The peripheral device 32A may have several modes of operation in some embodiments. In one mode, the peripheral device 32A may simply act as a memory-mapped device by responding to read and write commands initiated by memory system controller 16 that target addresses mapped to peripheral device 32A. For example, in one embodiment, the peripheral device 32A may respond to memory read and write commands initiated by memory system controller 16 exactly like a 32-, 16-, or 8-bit SDRAM device. In another mode, the peripheral device 32A may act as a slave device on the memory bus 20 (e.g., using a DMA (Direct Memory Access) controller included in embedded controller 12). In yet another mode, the peripheral device 32A may behave as a bus master on the memory bus 20. For example, some systems may support multiple memory bus “masters” by allowing one master to “hold off” another via a “Hold,” “Hold Acknowledge” handshake protocol. In such an embodiment, the peripheral device 32A may be configured to generate a “Hold” cycle of command and/or address signals on the memory bus. In response, the embedded controller 12 and/or its internal memory system controller 16 may respond with a “Hold Acknowledge” cycle. Upon completion of the handshake, the peripheral device 32A may use an internal memory controller (not shown) to move data to the appropriate memory location(s) without the intervention of processor 14 or the memory system controller 16. In some embodiments, peripheral device 32A may also support a master configuration in which the peripheral device 32A performs autonomous scatter/gather bus master operations. Note that in some embodiments, peripheral device 32A may support only a single mode of operation. In other embodiments, peripheral device 32A may support several user-selectable modes of operation.
FIG. 3 illustrates how the peripheral device 32A that includes an interface 200 may be memory mapped to an address range within system memory address space. In the illustrated embodiment, three memory modules 22A–22C are each logically mapped to a distinct 64 Kbyte address range. Another distinct 64 Kbyte address range is mapped to the Ethernet MAC 32A. Note that in other embodiments, different sizes of address ranges may be mapped to each physical device, and that different numbers and types of physical devices may be included in the mapping. For example, several peripheral devices, which include interfaces 200 that allow those peripheral devices to access memory bus 20, may be included in the mapping.
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Gone in 23 SECONDS! Moment thieves use hi-tech relay device to steal BMW on owner's driveway | Daily Mail Online
Thieves stole a car parked on the owner's driveway in a raid that took 23 seconds
The duo trick the vehicle's keyless entry system using a high-tech relay device
The shocking footage, captured in Billericay, Essex, happened at 12.40am
It comes amid a surge in vehicle related thefts blamed on keyless technology
Published: 11:25 EDT, 18 May 2018 | Updated: 11:32 EDT, 18 May 2018
Thieves steal a car parked on the owner's driveway in just 23 seconds by tricking the vehicle's keyless entry system.
The rapid raid in Billericay, Essex, was captured on CCTV and showed the brazen crooks pinching the BMW just yards from a front door.
The shocking footage, taken early yesterday morning at 12.40am, shows one man holding a device that looks like a set-top box up to the wall of the house.
As he moves it around, it picks up signals from the car's keyfob inside in seconds, and it then transmits it to his accomplice waiting next to the driver's door.
One man in a black hooded jacket approaches the house in Billericay, Essex at 12.40am yesterday
The man then waves the device at the wall, and picks up a signal from the key inside in seconds
The car's systems are then tricked into thinking the key was present, and in less than 30 seconds, the two men climb inside and drive away.
Victim Danny Talbot shared the footage online after discovering his motor had been taken.
He said: 'Anyone got keyless go and make sure you double click the lock button or put keys in a metal box, apparently this deactivates the key.
'The funny thing was I walked the dog this morning and didn't even notice it had been stolen.
After it transmits the signal to a device held by another man he runs to the vehicle and climbs inside
The two men then drive away into the night without disturbing the homeowner
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'Had shower and walked outside thinking I had memory loss again leaving car down pub, but then realised I never went out last night.'
The raid comes amid a surge in the number of vehicle thefts, which have jumped by more than half last year, which have been blamed on keyless technology.
In a damning indictment of how easy it has become for criminals to steal cars, the ONS said in almost half of thefts, they are 'entering the vehicle through an unlocked door'.
Motoring campaigners and police said this showed hacking into keyless cars had become the new modus operandi of 'digitally savvy thieves'.
'Vehicle-related theft' – which also includes items stolen from vehicles and attempted thefts – rose by almost a fifth from 796,000 in 2016 to 929,000 last year.
Of the 44 police forces in England and Wales, all but two saw an increase in vehicle crime.
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