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The invention provides an estimation method of a vehicle battery stress optical coefficient (SOC), and belongs to the technical field of vehicle power batteries. The method solves the problems that the conventional estimation method of vehicle battery SOC is not accurate and the like. The estimation method is characterized by comprising the following steps: a, starting; b, judging the shelf time of the battery, if the shelf time is less than a set time T0, performing a step c, otherwise performing a step d; c, taking the SOC of the battery when the battery is not used last time as the SOC at the moment; d, acquiring an SOC by an open-circuit voltage method; e, judging whether the battery is in a dynamic state or not, if the battery is in a dynamic state, performing a step f, otherwise returning to the step b; f, estimating the SOC by an Ah integral method; g, correcting the SOC acquired by estimation; and h, finishing. The method provided by the invention has the advantages that during correction of the SOC, various factors influencing the SOC are taken into full consideration, so the accuracy of SOC can be improved.

Methods and computer executable instructions are disclosed for ultimately developing a dosimetry plan for a treatment volume targeted for irradiation during cancer therapy. The dosimetry plan is available in "real-time" which especially enhances clinical use for in vivo applications. The real-time is achieved because of the novel geometric model constructed for the planned treatment volume which, in turn, allows for rapid calculations to be performed for simulated movements of particles along particle tracks there through. The particles are exemplary representations of neutrons emanating from a neutron source during BNCT. In a preferred embodiment, a medical image having a plurality of pixels of information representative of a treatment volume is obtained. The pixels are: (i) converted into a plurality of substantially uniform volume elements having substantially the same shape and volume of the pixels; and (ii) arranged into a geometric model of the treatment volume. An anatomical material associated with each uniform volume element is defined and stored. Thereafter, a movement of a particle along a particle track is defined through the geometric model along a primary direction of movement that begins in a starting element of the uniform volume elements and traverses to a next element of the uniform volume elements. The particle movement along the particle track is effectuated in integer based increments along the primary direction of movement until a position of intersection occurs that represents a condition where the anatomical material of the next element is substantially different from the anatomical material of the starting element. This position of intersection is then useful for indicating whether a neutron has been captured, scattered or exited from the geometric model. From this intersection, a distribution of radiation doses can be computed for use in the cancer therapy. The foregoing represents an advance in computational times by multiple factors of time magnitudes.

A response delay compensation element for compensating a response delay of an output gMAF of an airflow meter by a phase advance compensation is provided so that an output g of the response delay compensation element is input to the intake air system model. A transfer function of the phase advance compensation is <paragraph lvl="0"><in-line-formula>g=(1+T1.s) / (1+T2s).gMAF< / in-line-formula>where T1 and T2 are time constant of the phase advance compensation, which is set based on at least one of the output gMAF of the airflow meter, engine speed, an intake air pressure, and a throttle angle. The model time constant τIM of the intake air system model is calculated by variables including volumetric efficiency and the engine speed. The volumetric efficiency is calculated by two-dimensional map having the engine speed and the intake air pressure as parameters thereof.

An embodiment of the invention provides an intelligentized digital grain depot monitoring system which comprises a hardware equipment unit, an intelligent sensor integrated terminal and a grain depot integrated management platform. The intelligent sensor integrated terminal is used for message-processing prior to converting business data, in different message formats, reported by the hardware equipment unit, into business data in an uniform message protocol format through the heterogeneous integration technology and forming data with business characteristics through processing, and the grain depot integrated management platform is used for performing storage capacity monitoring, fumigating control, ventilation control, temperature-humidity monitoring and / or gas concentration monitoring in a grain depot according to the data with the business characteristics and a set control algorithm. By linkage of a temperature-humidity monitoring module, a ventilation control module and the storage capacity monitoring module, startup control on ventilation work and fumigating work can be realized, and current storage capacity can be automatically calculated by the system, so that storage capacity calculation precision is greatly improved.

An electrical sub-metering system for making available information associated with power consumption is disclosed. The system includes an electrical panel board configured to distribute power to a plurality of circuits, means for measuring voltage of each circuit, a module including means for measuring current flow, a hub in signal communication with the module and the means for measuring voltage, and a data collector in signal communication with the hub. The hub is configured to collect the information associated with power consumption from the means for measuring voltage and the module, and the data collector is configured to collect and make available to a user the information associated with power consumption for each circuit. The module is in signal communication with the hub via a single communication link, the single communication link having a plurality of communication paths.

A touch panel capable of calculating touch position coordinates of an indicator with high accuracy in a desired detection time even if a large number of detection wire groups are provided. An oscillator circuit selects one of detection wires selected by a circuit or the like according to a command from a detection control circuit and oscillates. A circuit counts an output signal from the oscillator circuit up to a first count value. A circuit measures a period of the count. A circuit determines that there is a touch when it detects the detection wire of which the measured period is equal to or higher than a threshold value and sends the detection wire giving a maximum value equal to or higher than the threshold value to a circuit as a touch detection wire. The circuit causes the circuit or the like to select the touch detection wire and the detection wires adjacent thereto on both sides, the circuit counts up until the count value becomes a second count value larger than the first count value, and the circuit measures the count period. The circuit performs interpolation on the basis of the count value obtained by subtracting a background capacitance value from a measured value obtained by the circuit, to thereby determine the touch coordinates.

A battery monitoring device includes a detecting unit which detects a voltage value, a current value and a temperature of a secondary battery, a charging time computing unit which computes a charging time of the battery by using the voltage value, the current value and the temperature detected by the detecting unit, and a determining unit which determines a charging state of the battery. The charging time computing unit is configured to compute a fully charged time of the battery based on a first charging ratio, a constant-current charging ratio, and a second charging ratio.