Abstract: Provided is a pressure control device for a liquid hydrogen tank for a hydrogen fuel cell vehicle that includes a fuel cell, a battery, and a drive motor, wherein the liquid hydrogen tank includes a vacuum chamber, an inner chamber inside the vacuum chamber and storing liquid hydrogen therein, and a multi-layered insulation surrounding the inner chamber. The pressure control device includes a liquid hydrogen pump inside a liquid hydrogen section, an expansion valve located downstream of the liquid hydrogen pump, a heat exchanger located downstream of the expansion valve, a first flow path through which liquid hydrogen supplied from the liquid hydrogen pump passes through the heat exchanger and is sprayed into a gaseous hydrogen section, and a second flow path through which the liquid hydrogen supplied from the liquid hydrogen pump sequentially passes through the expansion valve and the heat exchanger and flows.

Abstract: A launch pad system includes a fuel vent port provided in a launch vehicle, a launch pad fuel tank provided outside the launch vehicle to store fuel, a fuel recovery line connecting the fuel vent port and the launch pad fuel tank such that the fuel is transferred therethrough, and a fuel transfer unit provided on the fuel recovery line to transfer the fuel, wherein the fuel may be recovered from the launch vehicle to the launch pad fuel tank.

Abstract: In a method of programming a phase change memory device, write data is programmed in a plurality of phase change memory cells by applying write pulses to each of the plurality of phase change memory cells. Whether each of the phase change memory cells is programmed is verified by applying verification pulses to each of the phase-change memory cells. A number of applications for the verification pulses and the intervals between respective applications of the verification pulses are varied in accordance with a verification result for each of the phase-change memory cells.

Abstract: A method of programming a phase change memory device is disclosed. Write data is programmed in a plurality of phase change memory cells by applying write pulses to each of the plurality of phase change memory cells. Whether each of the phase change memory cells is programmed is verified by applying at least one verification pulse to each of the phase-change memory cells. A number of applications for the at least one verification pulse and the intervals between respective applications of the at least one verification pulse are varied in accordance with a verification result for each of the phase-change memory cells.