Abstract:
An illumination unit and an image projection apparatus having the same are provided. The illumination unit includes: at least one light source unit which radiates a collimated light beam; an optical integrator which converts the collimated light beam from the at least one light source unit into a uniform light beam; and a condensing lens system, disposed between the at least one light source unit and the optical integrator, which reduces a cross-section of the collimated light beam emitted from the at least one light source unit and then guides the collimated light beam with the reduced cross-section to the optical integrator and has a 1:1 conjugate property between an object and an image of the object.
Abstract:
An illumination unit with an improved color synthesis prism, which can synthesize light beams emitted from compact light sources, and a projection type image display apparatus employing the illumination unit. The illumination unit includes first, second, and third light source units to emit first, second, and third light beams of different wavelength bands, a first triangular prism including a first entrance surface through which the first beam emitted from the first light source unit is incident, a first exit/reflection surface inclined with respect to the first entrance surface, and a second entrance surface on which the first light beam reflected by the first exit/reflection surface and the second light beam emitted from the second light source unit are incident, a second triangular prism including a third entrance surface through which the third light beam emitted from the third light source unit is incident, a second exit/reflection surface inclined with respect to the third entrance surface, and a fourth entrance surface facing the first exit/reflection surface and spaced a predetermined distance from the first exit/reflection surface, a first color filter formed on the second entrance surface to reflect the first light beam incident from the first exit/reflection surface and to transmit the second light beam such that the first and second light beams are directed toward the first exit/reflection surface, and a second color filter formed on the fourth entrance surface to reflect the third light beam incident from the second exit/reflection surface and to transmit the first and second light beams transmitted from the first exit/reflection surface such that the first, second, and third light beams are directed toward the second exit/reflection surface.
Abstract:
An illumination unit is provided which includes a glass rod including a parabolic reflection surface, a light incident surface facing the parabolic reflection surface, a concave portion formed inwardly in the light incident surface at a position of a focal point of the parabolic reflection surface, and a light guide portion facing the parabolic reflection surface and having a rectangular section. An LED module is disposed at the focal point of the parabolic reflection surface and emitting light to the parabolic reflection surface through the concave portion. A surface of the light guide portion parallel to the light incident surface is stepped from the light incident surface in a direction in which the rectangular section of the light guide portion decreases.
Abstract:
A highly proton conductive polymer electrolyte composite membrane for a fuel cell is provided. The composite membrane includes crosslinked polyvinylsulfonic acid. The composite membrane is produced by impregnating a mixed solution of vinylsulfonic acid as a monomer, a hydroxyl group-containing bisacrylamide as a crosslinking agent and a photoinitiator or thermal initiator into a microporous polymer support, polymerizing the monomer, and simultaneously thermal-crosslinking or photo-crosslinking the polymer to form a chemically crosslinked polymer electrolyte membrane which is also physically crosslinked with the porous support. Further provided is a method for producing the composite membrane in a simple manner at low cost as well as a fuel cell using the composite membrane.
Abstract:
An apparatus for pre-activation of a polymer electrolyte fuel cell includes a first plate and a second plate hot pressing the unit cell stack, each having a flow channel supplying water vapor to opposing inner surfaces with the unit cell stack therebetween and including a resistor producing heat, a compressor, a temperature controller and a water vapor supplier connected to the flow channels of the plates. The apparatus for pre-activating a polymer electrolyte fuel cell may be used to prepare a prep-activated integrated body of a polymer electrolyte fuel cell membrane electrode assembly and gas diffusion layers by performing hot pressing while supplying water vapor to the unit cell stack to hydrate the polymer electrolyte membrane. And the apparatus for pre-activating a polymer electrolyte fuel cell is used to monitor physical damage of the membrane electrode assembly based on the change of degree of vacuum at a fuel electrode side and an air electrode side using, thereby detecting the leaking membrane electrode assembly in advance.
Abstract:
An illuminating unit and a display apparatus including the illuminating unit are provided. The illuminating unit generates and emits light to a display element of the display apparatus, and includes a light source; a uniformizing unit which uniformizes light from the light source and includes a plurality of uniformizing lenses arranged on an optical path; a condensing unit which condenses light from the uniformizing unit to emit the light to the display element and includes a plurality of condensing lenses sequentially arranged on the optical path, and the uniformizing unit and the condensing unit are arranged based on a width of one of a plurality of cell lenses forming the uniformizing lens and a width of an image displayed in the display element.
Abstract:
A microfluidic device and a method for measurement of biomaterials using the same. The microfluidic device includes a microfluidic structure including: a sample chamber which receives and accommodates blood; a reagent chamber which contains a luminescent reactant; a first detection chamber which contains a first material that is positively charged; a second detection chamber which is connected to the first detection chamber, and contains a second material having a boronate moiety; and at least one channel which connects the sample chamber, the reagent chamber and the first and second detection chambers.
Abstract:
A laser cleaning device, and a laser cleaning method using the same, for removing an electrolyte solution stuck to an electrolyte tab during a process of injecting the electrolyte solution are disclosed. The laser cleaning device for an electrode tab of a battery includes: a cleaning housing, in which a battery case for receiving an electrode group, an electrolyte solution and an electrode tab exposed to the outside are embedded; a laser generator which includes a laser source for generating a laser beam and an output controller for controlling output of the laser beam; a laser transmitter which transmits the laser beam generated by the laser generator; and a laser emitting unit which is installed inside the cleaning housing, and which irradiates the laser beam transmitted by the laser transmitter onto the electrode tab so as to remove liquid pollutants stuck to the electrode tab. The laser cleaning method comprises steps generally corresponding to the latter functions of the laser cleaning device.
Abstract:
Provided is a method for fabricating membrane electrode assembly (MEA) on a polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cell. The method includes adhering or fixing the first backing film to a polymer electrolyte membrane; forming a first catalyst layer on the polymer electrolyte membrane; removing the first backing film; adhering or fixing the second backing film to the first catalyst layer formed on the surface of the polymer electrolyte membrane; forming the second catalyst layer on the other side of the polymer electrolyte membrane; and removing the second backing film to complete the MEA.
Abstract:
Provided is an apparatus for detecting leak in fuel cells. The apparatus includes: a detection gas intake unit connected to a detection gas storage; a supply unit supplying detection gas to supply manifolds of the fuel cells; a recovering unit connected to exhaust manifolds of the fuel cells; and a measuring unit measuring pressure of the detection gas supplied to the fuel cells, wherein in the fuel cells, a product and cooling fluid are exhausted through the exhaust manifolds after cathode/anode reaction gas and cooling fluid are supplied to the inside through the supply manifolds to generate an electrochemical reaction. Accordingly, presence of leak and leaked portions of the entire fuel cells are detected by using an inert detection gas.