Abstract:
Disclosed herein is a spectacles and sunshade clip assembly using magnets. The magnets serve to detachably attach the sunshade clip to the spectacles. The spectacles comprises a pair of lens frames connected to each other by means of a nose bridge, and temple arms connected, respectively, to the lens frames by means of magnetically-induced hinges. The sunshade clip comprises a pair of sunshade lenses formed by cutting a colored plastic plate into a desired lens form, and a sunshade bridge formed by injection molding and adapted to connect the sunshade lenses to each other. Two magnet ribs are coupled to opposite outer ends of the sunshade lenses to extend in opposite directions. Each of the magnet ribs is configured to substantially coincide with the outer contour of the hinge provided at the spectacles and has a magnet mounted to face the hinge.
Abstract:
Disclosed herein is a spectacles and sunshade clip assembly. The assembly comprises spectacles including a pair of lens frames connected to each other by means of a bridge, and a pair of the approximately L-shaped hinges affixed to opposite outer ends of the lens frames and adapted to hingedly connect the lens frames to a pair of temple arms, and a sunshade clip including a pair of sunshade lens frames to receive respective sunshade lenses, and a bridge to connect the sunshade lens frames to each other. A respective one of the hinges takes a multi-layered form having upper and lower connecting ribs defining an opening therebetween. To a rear surface of one of the upper and lower connecting ribs of the hinge is affixed a corresponding one of the magnets. The sunshade clip further comprises a pair of L-shaped magnet bars affixed at their front ends to opposite outer ends of the sunshade lens frames. Rear ends of the L-shaped magnet bars extend toward the spectacles.
Abstract:
Disclosed herein is an interchangeable spectacles and sunshade clip assembly, comprising a spectacle frame, spectacles and a sunshade clip. The spectacle frame includes a frame bar integrally formed with or hingedly connected to a pair of temple arms so as to serve as a lens frame, a magnet piece extending rearward from the center of the frame bar, and one or more magnets incorporated in the magnet piece. The spectacles include a pair of lenses connected to each other via a bridge, and an approximately U-shaped insert centrally affixed at the bridge to correspond to the magnet piece and having upper and lower insert pieces. One or more magnets are incorporated in one of the upper and lower insert pieces. The sunshade clip includes a pair of sunshade lenses connected to each other via a sunshade bridge, and an approximately U-shaped coupling insert integrally injection molded with the sunshade bridge to correspond to the magnet piece and having upper and lower insert pieces.
Abstract:
A polyolefin resin composition suitable for use in a wheel cover of an automobile including a high-crystalline olefin resin, a polyolefin based elastomer, and an inorganic filler chosen from glass beads coated with a polypropylene grafted with unsaturated carbonic acid or its anhydride and barium sulfate, which is excellent in rigidity, impact strength, heat resistance, mechanical strength, moldability during injection molding, coatability, and appearance without protuberance on the welds and thus suitable for a wheel cover of an automobile.
Abstract:
Disclosed herein is an assembly of a prescription lens unit and sports-sunglasses. The sports-sunglasses takes the form of goggle type sports-sunglasses including a tinted lens and a sunglass rim, but not limited thereto. The sports-sunglasses is provided with an insert unit, which is fixed to a lower end of the tinted lens and mounted with one or more magnets. The prescription lens unit has a bridge, which is mounted with one or more magnets corresponding to the magnets of the insert unit. With such a configuration, the prescription lens unit is detachably coupled to the sports-sunglasses.
Abstract:
A voltage controlled oscillator (VCO) in a frequency synthesizer generates an output signal having a target frequency by being coarse tuned in accordance with a channel code derived through a binary tree search. Thereafter, the output signal of the VCO may be further tuned using a phase lock loop (PLL) circuit. Each stage of the binary tree search includes a comparison step that determines a channel code bit, and another step that confirms that the channel code converges to a final channel code within an established stage range value.
Abstract:
Disclosed herein is an inertial sensor including: a membrane; first and second driving units provided in a first axis direction (an X axis direction) so as to be symmetrical to each other based on a predetermined point of the membrane to thereby vibrate while being expanded and contracted in the first axis direction; and third and fourth driving units provided in a second axis direction (a Y axis direction) perpendicular to the first axis direction so as to be symmetrical to each other based on a predetermined point of the membrane to thereby vibrate while being expanded and contracted in the second axis direction, wherein the first and second driving units have different vibration frequencies so that they vibrate while being expanded and contracted in the opposite manner and then vibrate while being expanded and contracted in the same manner.
Abstract:
Provided are an underwater communication device using visible light and an underwater communication method using the same. The underwater communication device using visible light, includes: an input unit converting a data signal received from the outside under water into an electrical signal; a transmitting unit converting the electrical signal into a visible light signal and emitting the visible light signal under water; a receiving unit recognizing the visible light signal under water and converting the visible light signal into the electrical signal; and an output unit converting the electrical signal into a data signal and outputting the data signal under water. Therefore, it is possible to provide an underwater communication device that may be implemented at low cost, perform wide band communication, and have excellent security.
Abstract:
Disclosed herein is an inertial sensor. The inertial sensor 100 according to preferred embodiments of the present invention includes: a membrane 110; a mass body 120 disposed under the membrane 110; a piezoelectric body 130 formed on the membrane 110 to drive the mass body 120; and trenches 140 formed by being collapsed in a thickness direction of the piezoelectric body 130 so as to vertically meet a direction in which the mass body 120 is driven. By this configuration, the trenches are formed by being collapsed in a thickness direction of the piezoelectric body 130 to provide directivity while retaining the rigidity of the piezoelectric body 130 to prevent a wave from being propagated in an unnecessary direction, thereby driving the inertial sensor 100 in a desired specific direction.
Abstract:
A method of checking an error vector magnitude of transmitter in accordance with some embodiments of the inventive concept may include dividing a transmission baseband signal which the transmitter transmits into a plurality of processing units; performing a transmitter function and an ideal receiver function with respect to each of the plurality of processing units; generating a reception baseband signal by recombining a processing result of each of the plurality of processing units; and calculating an error vector magnitude (EVM) by comparing the transmission baseband signal with the reception baseband signal. A simplified method of checking an error vector magnitude of transmitter in accordance with some embodiments of the inventive concept may include generating symbols composed of only pilots; generating symbol composed of only data; and checking an error vector magnitude (EVM) using the all the symbols.