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    SULFIDE SOLID ELECTROLYTE AND ALL SOLID STATE BATTERY

    KR2250657A1
    发明人
    Ryoji Kanno, Satoshi Hori, Shinya Shiotani
    受让人
    TOKYO INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, TOYOTA JIDOSHA KABUSHIKI KAISHA
    申请人
    Neng-Yao Shih, Gee-Chen Chang, Ko-Jiunn Liu
    申请号
    13344821
    申请日
    2018-09-12
    公开(公告)号
    KR2250657A1
    公开(公告)日
    1976-10-20
    IPC分类号
    C07D401/06C07D213:61C07D233:52A61K031/44C07D233/02A01N000/00A01N051/00C07D263/08A01N043/76A01N043/78A01N043/86C07D265/08C07D265/10C07D277/18C07D279/06C07D239/12C07D233/20C07D401/00
    CPC分类号
    -
    优先权号
    038110P
    869447
    869450
    870077
    870079
    400319
    优先权日
    1997-02-18
    1997-06-04
    1997-06-04
    1997-06-04
    1997-06-04
    1998-02-10
    摘要

    NOVELTY - The tester has a socket board (30) detachedly arranged on a main frame (10). The test head (20) supplies the power to a testing device through the socket board. The bypass capacitor (24) is connected to the power supply lines (26) of test head through a relay (22). Bypass capacitor(32) is fixedly connected to the power line (34) of socket board.

    USE - For semiconductor integrated circuit (IC).

    ADVANTAGE - The socket board size is reduced due to integral wire connection, while assuring precise device testing.

    DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The drawing shows a schematic diagram of a tester.

    main frame (10)

    test head (20)

    reply (22)

    bypass capacitors (24,32)

    power supply lines (26,34)

    ocket board (30)

    权利要求
    1 . A method for managing control packet usage within a physical network that implements a plurality of logical networks, the method comprising: receiving a tunnel monitoring configuration for a logical network, the configuration specifying control packet usage for logical datapaths between logical ports of the logical network; mapping the logical datapaths to tunnels between host computers that host data compute nodes (DCNs) corresponding to the logical ports; and based on the mappings, configuring control packet modules executing on the host computers to generate control packets for monitoring the tunnels based on the specified control packet usage.
    2 . The method of claim 1 , wherein the specified control packet usage for a particular logical datapath between a first logical port that corresponds to a first host computer and a second logical port that corresponds to a second host computer defines a rate at which control packet modules executing on the first and second host computers generate control packets for monitoring the tunnel between the first and second host computers.
    3 . The method of claim 2 , wherein the control packet modules executing on the first and second host computers exchange the generated control packets via the tunnel in order to monitor the tunnel.
    4 . The method of claim 3 , wherein the defined rate is a minimum required rate for the control packet modules executing on the first and second host computers to generate and exchange control packets via the tunnel.
    5 . The method of claim 1 , wherein the tunnel monitoring configuration is received from a network administrator through a user interface.
    6 . The method of claim 5 , wherein the user interface enables the network administrator to specify one of a plurality of options for the control packet usage for each logical datapath of the logical network.
    7 . The method of claim 6 , wherein each of the different options for a particular logical datapath specifies a different minimum required rate for control packet exchange on the tunnel to which the particular logical datapath is mapped.
    8 . The method of claim 1 , wherein mapping the logical datapaths to tunnels between host computers comprises: for a particular logical datapath between a first logical port and a second logical port, identifying (i) a first host computer to which the first logical port corresponds and (ii) a second host computer to which the second logical port corresponds; and mapping the particular logical datapath to a tunnel between a tunnel endpoint associated with the first host computer and a tunnel endpoint associated with the second host computer.
    9 . The method of claim 1 , wherein two or more logical datapaths are mapped to a same tunnel between a first host computer and a second host computer, the first logical datapath having a first specified control packet usage and the second logical datapath having a second specified control packet usage.
    10 . The method of claim 9 further comprising, when the first control packet usage is different than the second control packet usage, selecting one of the first and second control packet usages for the tunnel.
    11 . The method of claim 10 , wherein the first and second control packet usages specify different first and second rates at which the control packet modules are configured to generate control packets for monitoring the tunnel between the first host computer and the second host computer, wherein the selected rate is the higher rate for generating the control packets.
    12 . The method of claim 1 , wherein: the logical a network is a first logical network; a first logical datapath of the first logical network and a second logical datapath of a second logical network are mapped to a same particular tunnel between first and second host computers; and a first control packet usage is specified for the first logical datapath and a second control packet usage is specified for the second logical datapath.
    13 . The method of claim 12 further comprising selecting one of the first and second control packet usages for the particular tunnel, wherein the control packet modules executing on the first and second host computers are configured to generate control packets for monitoring the tunnel based on the selected control packet usage.
    14 . The method of claim 1 further comprising: receiving (i) a modification to the logical network that adds a new logical port to the logical network, wherein the new logical port corresponds to a DCN hosted on a particular host computer that did not previously host any of the DCNs of the logical network, and (ii) a modification to the tunnel monitoring configuration, the modification specifying control packet usage for new logical datapaths between the new logical port and other logical ports of the logical network; mapping the new logical datapaths to tunnels between the particular host computer and other host computers of the physical network; and configuring a control packet module executing on the particular host computer to generate control packets for monitoring the tunnels between the particular host computer and the other host computers based on the specified control packet usage.
    15 . The method of claim 1 , wherein the DCN corresponding to a particular logical port is migrated from a first host computer to a second host computer, the method further comprising: remapping logical datapaths between the particular logical port and other logical ports of the logical network to a different set of tunnels between the second host computer and other host computers of the physical network; and based on the remapping, configuring the control packet modules executing on the second host computer and the other host computers to generate control packets for monitoring the set of tunnels based on the specified control packet usage.
    16 . A non-transitory machine readable medium storing a program which when executed by at least one processing unit manages control packet usage within a physical network that implements a plurality of logical networks, the program comprising sets of instructions for: receiving a tunnel monitoring configuration for a logical network, the tunnel monitoring configuration specifying, for each logical datapath of a plurality of logical datapaths between logical ports of the logical network, a control packet usage for the logical datapath; mapping each respective logical datapath of the plurality of logical datapaths to a respective tunnel between host computers that host data compute nodes (DCNs) corresponding to the logical ports, wherein at least two logical datapaths with two different specified control packet usages are mapped to a same particular tunnel; and for each respective tunnel between a respective set of host computers, configuring control packet modules executing on the respective set of host computers to generate control packets for monitoring the tunnel based on the specified control packet usage for the logical datapaths mapped to the tunnel.
    17 . The non-transitory machine readable medium of claim 16 , wherein the specified control packet usage for a particular logical datapath between a first logical port that corresponds to a first host computer and a second logical port that corresponds to a second host computer defines a rate at which control packet modules executing on the first and second host computers generate control packets for monitoring a tunnel between the first and second host computers.
    18 . The non-transitory machine readable medium of claim 17 , wherein: the control packet modules executing on the first and second host computers exchange the generated control packets via the tunnel in order to monitor the tunnel; and the defined rate is a minimum required rate for the control packet modules executing on the first and second host computers to generate and exchange control packets via the tunnel.
    19 . The non-transitory machine readable medium of claim 16 , wherein: the tunnel monitoring configuration is received from a network administrator through a user interface; the user interface enables the network administrator to specify one of a plurality of options for the control packet usage for each logical datapath of the logical network; and each of the plurality of options for a particular logical datapath specifies a different minimum required rate for control packet exchange on the tunnel to which the particular logical datapath is mapped.
    20 . The non-transitory machine readable medium of claim 16 , wherein the set of instructions for mapping each respective logical datapath of the plurality of logical datapaths to a respective tunnel between host computers comprises sets of instructions for: for a particular logical datapath between a first logical port and a second logical port, identifying (i) a first host computer to which the first logical port corresponds and (ii) a second host computer to which the second logical port corresponds; and mapping the particular logical datapath to a tunnel between a tunnel endpoint associated with the first host computer and a tunnel endpoint associated with the second host computer.
    21 . The non-transitory machine readable medium of claim 16 , wherein the same particular tunnel to which the at least two logical datapaths with two different specified control packet usages are mapped comprises a tunnel between a first host computer and a second host computer.
    22 . The non-transitory machine readable medium of claim 21 , wherein: the two different specified control packet usages specify different first and second rates at which the control packet modules are configured to generate control packets for monitoring the tunnel between the first host computer and the second host computer; and the program further comprises a set of instructions for selecting one of the first and second control packet usages having a higher rate for generating control packets for the tunnel.
    23 . The non-transitory machine readable medium of claim 16 , wherein: the logical a network is a first logical network; a first logical datapath of the first logical network and a second logical datapath of a second logical network are mapped to a same particular tunnel between first and second host computers; and a first control packet usage is specified for the first logical datapath and a second control packet usage is specified for the second logical datapath.
    24 . The non-transitory machine readable medium of claim 24 , wherein the program further comprises a set of instructions for selecting one of the first and second control packet usages for the particular tunnel, wherein the control packet modules executing on the first and second host computers are configured to generate control packets for monitoring the tunnel based on the selected control packet usage.
    说明书
    [0001]BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to an exercising machine and, more specifically, to a stretching exerciser. 2. Description of the Related Art A conventional stretching exerciser is known comprising a base, a leg extension bar located on the base, an upright extended upwardly backwards from the base, and a back cushion fixedly located on the top end of the upright. When in use, the user hook the legs on the leg extension bar and rest the back on the back cushion, and then alternatively bending the body backwardly downwards and lifting the head and the upper part of the body. This design of stretching exerciser is not satisfactory in function. When the user is curving the body to stretch the muscles, the back cushion is not curved with the user's body to positively support the user's back, and the user's body may feel uncomfortable. Further, this design of stretching exercise can simply exercise the muscles of the user's back and abdomen. It is not practical to exercise the muscles of the other part of the body.
    [0002]SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been accomplished under the circumstances in view. It is the main object of the present invention to provide a stretching exerciser, which is safe and comfortable in use. It is another object of the present invention to provide a stretching exerciser, which provides various operation modes for enabling the user to exercise the muscles of the whole body. To achieve these objects of the present invention, the stretching exerciser comprises a base for positioning on the floor; a seat bar having a bottom end pivoted to the base and a top end; a back cushion fastened pivotally with the top end of the seat bar and forwardly backwardly turnable relative to the seat bar, the back cushion being closely attached to the seat bar due to the effect of the gravity weight thereof when receiving no external force; a seat mounted on the seat bar below the back cushion; and a spring bar for supporting the seat bar on the base in a backwardly tilted position, the spring bar having a bottom end coupled to the base and a top end coupled to the seat bar.
    [0003]BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a stretching exerciser according to the present invention. FIG. 2 is a schematic side view of the present invention, showing the adjustment of the positions of the back cushion and the base. FIG. 3 is another schematic side view of the present invention, showing the receiving operation of the stretching exerciser. FIG. 4 is a schematic drawing showing one application example of the present invention. FIG. 5 is a schematic drawing showing another application example of the present invention. FIG. 6 is a schematic drawing showing still another application example of the present invention. FIG. 7 is a schematic drawing showing still another application example of the present invention. FIG. 8 is a schematic drawing showing still another application example of the present invention.
    [0004]DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Referring to FIGS. 1 and 2 , a stretching exerciser in accordance with the present invention is shown comprised of a base 10 , a seat bar 20 , a back cushion 30 , a seat 40 , a spring bar 50 , and two elastic cord members 60 . The base 10 is a substantially I-shaped framework comprising a front transverse bar 11 , a rear transverse bar 12 , and a longitudinal bar 13 connected between the front transverse bar 11 and the rear transverse bar 12 . According to the present preferred embodiment, the longitudinal bar 13 is a retractable rectangular bar so arranged that the front transverse bar 11 can be moved forwards/backwards relative to the rear transverse bar 12 (see the imaginary line shown in FIG. 2 ) and then locked by a lock screw 14 at the retractable longitudinal bar 13 . An upright lug 15 is located on the longitudinal bar 13 at the top. Pulleys 16 are respectively provided at the ends of the front and rear transverse bars 11 and 12 . A leg extension bar 17 is provided at the front transverse bar 11 . The seat bar 20 according to the present preferred embodiment is a retractable rectangular bar provided with a lock screw 25 at the right side for locking the seat bar 20 at the desired length. A pivot 21 is transversely extended through the bottom end of the seat bar 20 to pivotally secure the seat bar 20 to the upright lug 15 , for enabling the seat bar 20 to be turned back and forth relative to the base 10 . A first barrel 22 and a second barrel 23 are fixedly horizontally provided at the front side of the seat bar 20 at different elevations. An axle 26 is selectively and detachably inserted through the first barrel 22 or the second barrel 23 . A third barrel 24 is fixedly horizontally provided at the back side of the seat bar 20 above the elevation of the first barrel 22 , which is spaced above the second barrel 23 . The back cushion 30 is a rectangular pad of soft material, having a back frame 31 pivotally fastened to the top end of the seat bar 20 with a pivot 32 . Therefore, the back cushion 30 can be turned relative to the seat bar 20 between a substantially vertical position (see the solid line shown in FIG. 2 ) and a substantially horizontal position above the top end of the seat bar 20 (see the imaginary line shown in FIG. 2 ). Due to the effect of the gravity weight, the back cushion 30 is normally supported on the seat bar 20 in the substantially vertical position. The seat 40 comprises a seat pad 41 and two parallel seat frame bars 42 fixedly provided at the bottom side of the seat pad 41 . The rear ends of the seat frame bars 42 protrude over the rear side of the seat pad 41 and respectively pivotally connected to the two ends of the third barrel 24 by a pivot pin 43 , keeping the seat pad 41 at the front side of the seat bar 20 for sitting. The axle 26 is selectively and detachably inserted through the first barrel 22 or the second barrel 23 to support the seat frame bars 42 between two positions. The spring bar 50 is adapted to support the seat bar 20 in a backwardly tilted position, having a bottom end fastened pivotally with the longitudinal bar 13 of the base 10 and a top end detachably pivotally fastened to the back side of the seat bar 20 by a lock pin 51 . The two elastic cord members 60 are longitudinally provided at two sides of the base 10 and respectively extended through the pulleys 16 , each having two end pieces 61 at the respective two distal ends. Two loop handles 62 are respectively and detachably fastened to the front ends or rear ends of the elastic cord members 60 for the holding of the user's hands or the hooking of the user's legs. Before use, the retractable longitudinal bar 13 and the retractable seat bar 20 are respectively adjusted to the desired length and then locked, so that the user can hook the legs on the leg extension bar 17 and rest the back on the back cushion 30 comfortably. When in use, the user can exercise the body in one of a variety of operation modes as outlined hereinafter. 1. As shown in FIG. 4 , the user can rest the back on the back cushion 30 and hook the legs on the foot extension bar 17 , and then alternatively stretch and release the body to exercise the muscles of the back and the abdomen. 2. As shown in FIG. 5 , the user can sit on the seat 40 , hook the legs on the leg extension bar 17 , and hold the loop handles 62 with the hands after the loop handles 62 have been respectively fastened to the end pieces at the rear ends of the elastic cord members 60 , and then pull the loop handles 62 forwardly upwards to stretch the elastic cord members 60 , so as to exercise the muscles of the shoulders and the arms. 3. As shown in FIG. 6 , the user can sit on the seat 40 and hold the loop handles 62 with the hands after the loop handles 62 have been respectively fastened to the end pieces at the front ends of the elastic cord members 60 , and then pull the loop handles 62 upwards to stretch the elastic cord members 60 , so as to further exercise the muscles of the shoulders and the arms. 4. As shown in FIG. 7 , the user can sit on the seat 40 and hook the legs on the loop handles 62 after the loop handles 62 have been respectively fastened to the end pieces at the front ends of the elastic cord members 60 , and then alternatively lift the legs to stretch the elastic cord members 60 , so as to further exercise the muscles of the legs. 5. As shown in FIG. 8 , the user can stand on the rear transverse bar 12 of the base 10 and then pull the loop handles 62 upwards to stretch the elastic cord members 60 after the loop handles 62 have been respectively fastened to the end pieces at the rear ends of the elastic cord members 60 , so as to further exercise the muscles of the arms. 6. The user can also rest the back on the back cushion 30 , hook the legs on the leg extension bar 17 , and hold the loop handles 60 with the hands after the loop handles 62 have been respectively fastened to the end pieces at the rear ends of the elastic cord members 60 , and then simultaneously or alternatively lift the loop handles 62 to stretch the elastic cord members 60 when alternatively stretching and releasing the body, so as to exercise the muscles of the arms, the back, and the abdomen. Further, the user can also rest the abdomen on the back cushion 30 and hold the leg extension bar 17 with the hands, and then perform push-and-pull to exercise the muscles of the arms and the chest. When not in use, as shown in FIG. 3 , the lock pin 51 is removed from the spring bar 50 and the seat bar 20 , and then the spring bar 50 and the seat bar 20 are turned downwards toward the base 10 to a received position in parallel to the base 10 , and then remove the axle 26 from the seat bar 20 for enabling the seat 40 to be turned to the received position in parallel to the collapsed seat bar 20 . While only one embodiment of the invention has been shown and described, it will be understood that various modifications and changes could be made thereunto without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. Accordingly, the invention is not to be limited except as by the appended claims.
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