Abstract:
A hybrid antenna used for an electronic device is disclosed. A hybrid antenna comprises: a substrate comprising a first surface and a second surface and having an insulator; a first conductive member disposed on the first surface of the substrate and having a hole formed therein; a second conductive member disposed on a first area of the second surface of the substrate; and a third conductive member disposed on a second area of the second surface of the substrate and connected to a ground of an electronic device, wherein a first portion of the first conductive member operates as a first antenna for receiving a broadband signal and supplying power to the electronic device, and a second portion operates as a second antenna for receiving wireless power and supplying power to the electronic device, wherein a first power feeding unit is formed between the first antenna and second antenna.
Abstract:
A vehicle includes a vehicle battery; a vehicle sensor configured to detect a current, a voltage and a temperature of the vehicle battery; and an alternator configured to output a target voltage to the vehicle battery. A controller is configured to calculate state of charge (SOC) estimation based on the current, voltage and temperature of the vehicle battery, calculate an initial SOC based on a direct current internal resistance (DCIR) map and apply the initial SOC to the SOC estimation, when an open circuit voltage (OCV) is maintained in a predetermined range after engine-off, and adjust an available SOC range based on a difference between an actual battery charge current amount, to which the initial SOC is applied, and the calculated SOC estimation.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a quenching circuit including an avalanche photodiode and a quenching diode applying a bias voltage to the avalanche photodiode. Since the quenching circuit includes the quenching diode instead of a quenching resistor, the avalanche photodiode can quickly recover to linear mode from Geiger mode, and the bias voltage applied to the avalanche photodiode is stably maintained even though a current level of the avalanche photodiode fluctuates according to the intensity of incident light.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a quenching circuit including an avalanche photodiode and a quenching diode applying a bias voltage to the avalanche photodiode. Since the quenching circuit includes the quenching diode instead of a quenching resistor, the avalanche photodiode can quickly recover to linear mode from Geiger mode, and the bias voltage applied to the avalanche photodiode is stably maintained even though a current level of the avalanche photodiode fluctuates according to the intensity of incident light.
Abstract:
There are provided green-emitting quantum dots (QDs) including I-III-VI type ternary Cu—Ga—S core QDs and ZnS multishell wherein Cu:Ga is 1:10 to 1:1, and a fabricating method thereof. Integration of these QDs and red-emitting QDs into a blue LED leads to the fabrication of a white light-emitting device with high color rendering index. There are also provided blue-emitting QDs including I-III-VI type quaternary Zn—Cu—Ga—S or Cu—Ga—Al—S core QDs and ZnS multishell, and a fabricating method thereof. An electrically-driven blue light-emitting device with a QD emitting layer including these QDs interposed between a hole transport layer and an electron transport layer is fabricated.
Abstract:
Provided are a data transmission system, an encoding apparatus, and a decoding method. The encoding apparatus includes an encoding unit configured to use an encoding matrix to encode original packets sequentially generated from a codec to generate an encoded packet in units of a generation. The encoding unit is configured to use information provided from the codec to dynamically determine a generation boundary of the original packets to encode the original packets. The encoding unit is configured to dynamically a generation size according to a generation time of the original packets. According to embodiments of the inventive concept, it is possible to use information provided from a VoIP codec to dynamically determine the boundary or size of a generation to decrease a standby time upon encoding/decoding, and may recover the loss of packets that may occur in a wired/wireless network.
Abstract:
A wireless power transmission method includes searching for one or more routes to be used to transmit power to a reception resonator through one or more relay resonators, and converting the routes to respective one or more two-port networks. The method further includes calculating a transmission efficiency of each of the routes based on the two-port networks, and selecting a route with a highest transmission efficiency from the routes. The method further includes wirelessly transmitting power to the reception resonator through the selected route.
Abstract:
A measuring system for metering components of a gas mixture including gaseous phase materials has a sampling unit configured to selectively communicate with a pipe through which the gas mixture passes to sample the gas mixture from the pipe, a detection unit configured to separate and detect the gaseous phase materials included in the gas mixture sampled by the sampling unit into the components, a valve assembly including a plurality of valves to selectively bring the sampling unit into communication with the pipe or the detection unit. The plurality of valves cooperates to selectively perform a sampling connection operation of bringing the pipe and the sampling unit into communication with each other and a sampling interruption operation of interrupting the communication between the pipe and the sampling unit.
Abstract:
A thermodynamic study is performed to identify suitable refrigeration cycles for emerging application to a high-temperature superconductor (HTS) fusion system. According to recent reports on a compact and efficient fusion system, HTS magnets are supposed to operate at about 20 K by forced-flow cooling of helium gas. In addition to the main cryogenic load for the magnets, there are other cooling requirements, including the refrigeration of a thermal shield and current leads. In order to compose a closed refrigeration system without liquid-nitrogen supply or any boil-off loss, modified Brayton cycles are designed to cover the cooling loads with a circulation loop of a coolant for the magnets, the thermal shield, and the current leads. Innovative design is also proposed to integrate the cooling loop with the refrigeration cycle, as helium gas is used as a coolant and a refrigerant.
Abstract:
A sensor element has a substrate, a channel formed in the substrate, and serving as an inlet passage of the gas, a plurality of micro-scale pillars formed in the channel and interfering with the flow of the gas moving through the channel, and a conductive layer formed on a surface of the plurality of pillars by deposition. A sensor has the sensor element, and a metering module electrically connected to the conductive layer, and configured to measure an electrical signal generated by the interference of the plurality of pillars with the flow of the gas.