Systems for minimally invasive disc augmentation include an anulus augmentation implant suited for minimally invasive deployment. The present invention describes a method of adapting conventional scan architectures into a low power scan architecture. The present invention can reduce an amount of the required masks in the fabrication process, and only one wet etching is required to etch the metal material on the TFT array substrate. The second electronic component is operated based on the transmitted data, with the second electronic component performing the designated function that the first electronic component is unable to perform. In particular, the present invention provides the improved preparation of the glycidyl ethers by using fatty alcohols with epichlorohydrin in the presence of alkali metal hydroxide and phase-transfer catalysts in the appropriate molar ratios of them without water and organic solvents.