Abstract: In a control unit for a battery system, the control unit includes: an input node configured to receive a sensor signal indicating a state of at least one of a plurality of battery cells of the battery system; a first microcontroller configured to generate a first control signal based on the state of the at least one battery cell; a first communication interface configured to receive a second state signal indicating an operation state of a second microcontroller; and a switch control circuit configured to: receive the first control signal; generate a second control signal based on the state of the at least one battery cell; and transmit one of the first and second control signal to a power switch of the battery system based on at least one received state signal indicating an operation state of the first microcontroller and of an operation state of the second microcontroller.

Abstract: A method for arraying head assemblies of an inkjet printer and an apparatus used for the method that can reduce a period of time taken to array the head assemblies after the head assemblies are mounted in the inkjet printer by adjusting height and rotation center of each of the head assemblies before the head assemblies are mounted in the inkjet printer, and can improve array precision of the head assemblies by adjusting a position in the X direction and a rotation angle of each of the head assemblies having already adjusted height and rotation center after the head assemblies are mounted in the inkjet printer, by adjusting a position in the Y direction of each of the head assemblies and can control an ink spray time.

Abstract: A method of manufacturing an electromagnetic wave shield for a plasma display panel having a first panel having an image-displaying surface, the method including coating the image-displaying surface of the first panel with a coating solution to form a hydrophobic layer; applying a conductive ink to the hydrophobic layer utilizing an ink-jet applicator to form a pattern of the conductive ink; and heating the conductive ink and the hydrophobic layer to form a conductive mesh pattern on the hydrophobic layer.

Abstract: A method for arraying head assemblies of an inkjet printer and an apparatus used for the method that can reduce a period of time taken to array the head assemblies after the head assemblies are mounted in the inkjet printer by adjusting height and rotation center of each of the head assemblies before the head assemblies are mounted in the inkjet printer, and can improve array precision of the head assemblies by adjusting a position in the X direction and a rotation angle of each of the head assemblies having already adjusted height and rotation center after the head assemblies are mounted in the inkjet printer, by adjusting a position in the Y direction of each of the head assemblies and can control an ink spray time.

Abstract: An inkjet driving circuit capable of controlling the amount of ink discharged from nozzles by adjusting rising and falling slopes of head driving voltage through a digital variable resistor. The inkjet driving circuit includes a digital variable resistor adjusting rising and falling slopes of a head driving voltage outputted to an output terminal, a first transistor electrically coupled between the digital variable resistor and the output terminal and operating in response to a first pulse, and a second transistor electrically coupled to the output terminal and the first transistor and operating in response to a second pulse.

Abstract: A method of manufacturing an electromagnetic wave shield for a plasma display panel having a first panel having an image-displaying surface, the method including coating the image-displaying surface of the first panel with a coating solution to form a hydrophobic layer; applying a conductive ink to the hydrophobic layer utilizing an ink-jet applicator to form a pattern of the conductive ink; and heating the conductive ink and the hydrophobic layer to form a conductive mesh pattern on the hydrophobic layer.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for arranging heads of an inkjet printer such that ink droplets discharged from respective multiple heads are corrected to zero degrees, X-directional positions of the multiple heads are precisely mechanically arranged, and Y-directional positions of the multiple heads are precisely arranged by software. The inkjet printer head arranging apparatus includes: ink droplet formation units forming ink droplets on a substrate by arranging a plurality of heads in a row and injecting ink to the substrate through the heads; a sensing unit sensing the ink droplets formed on the substrate; a position calculation unit calculating the positions of the sensed ink droplets; a correction value calculation unit calculating position correction values for the heads using the positions of the calculated ink droplets; and a position correction unit correcting the positions of the heads using the calculated position correction values of the heads.