Customizable overcurrent protection assistant
OwnerJoseph M. DeLapa, IIinventor
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Abstract
The present invention pertains to a method and apparatus, disclosed for assisting a user with configuring an integrated circuit devised to facilitate the generation of customizable solar energy generation systems. Responsive to the user utilizing a user interface (UI) by specifying inputs, the UI identifies requirements for load requirements and offer customizable module recommendations. The UI incorporates graphical representations, interactive elements, tooltips, hyperlinked terms, language localization, and augmented reality/virtual reality features, aimed at elucidating intricate solar energy system-related concepts.
Claims14
A method for assisting a user with configuring an integrated circuit with a plurality of customizable modules configured to integrate a customizable solar energy generation system comprising:
- providing a user interface (UI) allowing a user to specify inputs to the customizable modules;
- responsive to the user utilizing the UI and providing load inputs related to the customizable modules, generating outputs tailored to the load inputs;
- and
- installing at least one customizable module into the integrated circuit.
An information handling system for assisting a user with configuring an integrated circuit with a plurality of customizable modules for construction of a customizable solar energy generation system comprising:
- one or more processor,
- a memory coupled to atleast one of the processors
- a network interface that connects a local device to another device, and a set of computer program instructions stored in the memory and
- executed by atleast one of the processors in order to perform actions comprising:
- providing a user interface (UI) allowing a user to specify inputs to the customizable modules;
- responsive to the user utilizing the UI and providing load inputs related to the customizable modules, generating outputs tailored to the load inputs;
- and
- installing at least one customizable module into the integrated circuit.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.