Abstract: A DC-DC converter includes: a switching circuit to change a voltage value of an input voltage, and to generate an output voltage; a feedback circuit connected between an output terminal to which the output voltage is supplied and a source of a first power, and to generate a feedback voltage corresponding to the output voltage; a gate pulse generator to generate a gate pulse to be supplied to the switching circuit by utilizing the feedback voltage; a current protector to control the switching circuit by utilizing the feedback voltage and the gate pulse; and a voltage protector to control the switching circuit by utilizing the feedback voltage.

Abstract: An integrated circuit (IC) includes at least one unit cell. The at least one unit cell includes a first bit circuit configured to process a first bit signal, a second bit circuit configured to process a second bit signal, a first well spaced apart from boundaries of the at least one unit cell and biased to a first voltage, and a second well biased to a second voltage that is different from the first voltage. Each of the first and second bit circuits includes at least one transistor from among a plurality of transistors disposed in the first well.

Abstract: An integrated circuit (IC) includes at least one unit cell. The at least one unit cell includes a first bit circuit configured to process a first bit signal, a second bit circuit configured to process a second bit signal, a first well spaced apart from boundaries of the at least one unit cell and biased to a first voltage, and a second well biased to a second voltage that is different from the first voltage. Each of the first and second bit circuits includes at least one transistor from among a plurality of transistors disposed in the first well.

Abstract: A display apparatus includes a display panel which displays an image, a compensation area determiner which divides a display area of the display panel into a compensation area and a normal area, a compensation coefficient determiner which determines a compensation coefficient corresponding to input data of the compensation area, a compensation look up table which stores a noise compensation data which compensates a luminance difference of the compensation area by an interference noise of a light-source driving signal, and a correction data calculator which calculates a correction data corresponding to the input data of the compensation area using the compensation coefficient and the noise compensation data.

Abstract: Disclosed is a battery protection module package (PMP). The battery PMP according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a lead frame provided with a plurality of external terminals thereon, a printed circuit board stacked on the lead frame, and a plurality of internal terminals, a protection integrated chip (IC), a field effect transistor (FET), resistors, and capacitors disposed on the printed circuit board and electrically connected to each other, wherein the resistors and the capacitors are mounted on a pattern of the printed circuit board using surface mount technology (SMT), and wherein the plurality of internal terminals are electrically connected to the plurality of external terminals.

Abstract: An integrated circuit (IC) includes at least one unit cell. The at least one unit cell includes a first bit circuit configured to process a first bit signal, a second bit circuit configured to process a second bit signal, a first well spaced apart from boundaries of the at least one unit cell and biased to a first voltage, and a second well biased to a second voltage that is different from the first voltage. Each of the first and second bit circuits includes at least one transistor from among a plurality of transistors disposed in the first well.

Abstract: A circuit includes a reference signal generating part configured to generate a plurality of reference signals having levels different from each other, a comparing part configured to compare a ripple signal with the reference signals to determine a level of the ripple signal, a compensating signal generating part configured to generate a compensation ripple signal corresponding to the level of the ripple signal, where the compensation ripple signal has a phase opposite to the ripple signal, and a push-pull circuit configured to stabilize the compensation ripple signal.

Abstract: An organic light-emitting device including: a substrate; a transparent cathode on the substrate; an anode disposed opposite to the cathode; an emission layer between the cathode and the anode; and a first electron transport layer between the cathode and the emission layer and including an imidazole derivative.

Abstract: An organic light-emitting device including: a substrate; a transparent cathode on the substrate; an anode disposed opposite to the cathode; an emission layer between the cathode and the anode; and a first electron transport layer between the cathode and the emission layer and including an imidazole derivative.

Abstract: Provided are a novel distribution automation system and its voltage control method, which can supply a stable voltage to a user by properly adjusting the settings of a control device so as to compensate for reactive power at each load terminal.

Abstract: An apparatus and method for automatically changing a telephony mode in a portable terminal is provided. The apparatus includes a mode changing unit. The mode changing unit determines a distance between the portable terminal and a user's body and changes the telephony mode using the determined distance.

Abstract: Provided are a novel distribution automation system and its voltage control method, which can supply a stable voltage to a user by properly adjusting the settings of a control device so as to compensate for reactive power at each load terminal.

Abstract: A mobile terminal includes a frame having a front side and a rear side, the rear side having a first receiving space and a second receiving space located beside one another, a front cover disposed to at least partially cover the front side of the frame, the front cover having a transparent portion, a touch screen located between the front cover and the frame, the touch screen permitting transmission of a signal when the transparent portion is contacted, a camera located in one of the first and second receiving spaces, and a rear cover disposed to at least partially cover each of the first and second receiving spaces.

Abstract: A mobile terminal includes a frame having a front side and a rear side, the rear side having a first receiving space and a second receiving space located beside one another, a front cover disposed to at least partially cover the front side of the frame, the front cover having a transparent portion, a touch screen located between the front cover and the frame, the touch screen permitting transmission of a signal when the transparent portion is contacted, a camera located in one of the first and second receiving spaces, and a rear cover disposed to at least partially cover each of the first and second receiving spaces.

Abstract: A packaged semiconductor device (a wafer-level chip scale package) containing a conductive adhesive material as an electrical interconnect route between the semiconductor die and a patterned conductive substrate is described. The patterned conductive substrate acts not only as a substrate, but also as a redistribution layer that converts the dense pad layout of the die to a larger array configuration of the solder balls in the circuit board. Using the invention allows the formation of a lower priced chip scale package that also overcomes the restriction of the die size used in die-sized chip packages and the input-output pattern that can be required by the printed circuit board. Thus, the invention can provide a familiar pitch (i.e., interface) to the printed circuit board for any small die.

Abstract: A portable terminal has a body including a transparent window integrally formed therein, a display disposed beneath the body and visible through the transparent window, and a touch screen located between the display and the body, the touch screen permitting signal input in a capacitive manner.

Abstract: A mobile terminal includes a frame having a front side and a rear side, the rear side having a first receiving space and a second receiving space located beside one another, a front cover disposed to at least partially cover the front side of the frame, the front cover having a transparent portion, a touch screen located between the front cover and the frame, the touch screen permitting transmission of a signal when the transparent portion is contacted, a camera located in one of the first and second receiving spaces, and a rear cover disposed to at least partially cover each of the first and second receiving spaces.

Abstract: A sense amplifier flip flop including a differential input portion, a differential amplifying portion including a first inverter and a second inverter, and a bias voltage generating portion. The bias voltage generating portion is configured to generate body voltages for transistors of the first inverter and the second inverter so that an offset between electric currents flowing through the differential input portion can be adjusted.

Abstract: A mobile communication terminal includes at least one function key which demonstrates improved resistance to vibration. This is achieved by positioning a spacer between the function key and an associated switch, which in the case of a mobile terminal may be a tact switch. The spacer may be made from an elastic material which compresses when inserted between the switch and function key. Alternatively, the spacer may be made from a rigid material. Also, the spacer may extend from one or more layers of a keypad and may be made to bend into proper orientation adjacent a side button on the terminal. By eliminating the clearance gap between the function key and switch, undesirable noise is prevented and improved stability to vibration is demonstrated. Also, a better feel to as user is achieved as a result of the reduction or elimination of this clearance gap.

Abstract: Provided is a protocol conversion apparatus and method supporting communication between terminals through a protocol conversion when IPv4/IPv6 terminals coexist or a terminal supports an IPv4/IPv6 dual stack in one physical network but an application service supports a specific protocol. A conventional SIIT protocol conversion technique can be used by receiving a communication request through an IPv4 and IPv6 dual stack for a communication request of an IPv4 terminal or an IPv6 terminal, and supporting a protocol conversion between the IPv4/IPv6 terminal through a mapping table mapping respective actual IP address and virtual IP address of the IPv4 and IPv6, and performing communication between the IPv4/IPv6 terminals. Therefore, it is possible to transparently communicate to each other in an IP protocol version. Moreover, a terminal communicates with another terminal in an external network through a conventional protocol or a protocol conversion technique without modification.