Abstract: An organic light-emitting display has a first pattern overlapping with one first electrode portion which overlaps with the via-hole. The first pattern is protruded upward as compared with the first electrode. The other first electrode portion on which the first pattern is not formed is exposed. An emission layer is located on the first electrode. A second pattern may be further formed around the first pattern. The second pattern is spaced apart from the first electrode and protruded upward as compared with the first electrode extended onto the via-hole insulating layer. The first pattern and the second pattern may be connected to each other. With this structure, deterioration of the organic emission layer can be prevented.

Abstract: A manufacturing method of a plasma display panel and the plasma display panel made using the manufacturing method include the align marks being maintained in a discernible state. The method for manufacturing a plasma display panel includes forming electrodes on a substrate along one direction, and forming align marks on edges of the substrate, depositing a dielectric paste on the substrate covering the align marks, drying the dielectric paste, and baking the dielectric paste to thereby form a dielectric layer. The align marks are left fully remaining such that they are easily discernible, thereby making sealing and other processes easy.

Abstract: An optical fiber array connector and a method for fabricating the optical fiber array connector are disclosed. The disclosed optical fiber array connector an upper base plate and a lower base plate each being provided at a main surface thereof, in a desired region, with a plurality of first grooves each extending throughout the base plate in a direction corresponding to a longitudinal direction of an optical fiber to be mounted therein, and in regions other than the region where the first grooves are arranged, with a plurality of second grooves each extending throughout the base plate in a direction corresponding to a longitudinal direction of an alignment pin to be inserted therein, the upper and lower base plates being bonded to each other in such a fashion that the first and second grooves of the upper base plate face those of the lower base plate, respectively.

Abstract: A squeezing apparatus of a liquid developing apparatus including a mobile block installed under a photoreceptor web, the mobile block being capable of moving up and down, a squeeze roller supported by the mobile block and moving up and down with the mobile block, the squeeze roller contacts a transfer surface of the photoreceptor web when moving up and removes excess developer therefrom, an air injection nozzle, installed at the mobile block, for injecting air to a portion of the photoreceptor web where the squeeze roller contacts the photoreceptor web to separate and drip the excess developer downward, an air supply pump for supplying air to the air injection nozzle, and a bellows pipe connecting the air injection nozzle and the air supply pump and to be capable of expanding or being compressed as the mobile block moves up and down.

Abstract: A first antenna configuration contemplates a body housing and an antenna cap positioned at a top portion of the body housing. A helical winding is disposed within the antenna cap for radiating electromagnetic waves. A reflecting plate is installed within the antenna cap at a spaced-apart distance from the helical winding for reflecting the electromagnetic waves in a direction away from a user. Polyacetal material is disposed within the antenna cap for supporting the reflecting plate.

Abstract: A portable computer having a heat-emitting device and includes a CPU board; a CPU mounted on the CPU board; a first heat emitting member directly mounted on a top surface of the CPU for emitting heat generated from the CPU; a second heat emitting member having a large surface area for dissipating the heat emitted from the first heat emitting member by heat conduction; a top board having a first plurality of perforated apertures, positioned on the second heat emitting member for passing the heat dissipated from the second heat emitting member to the outside of the portable computer; a key frame having a second, complementary to the first, plurality of perforated apertures, positioned on the top board for passing the heat passed through the top board to the outside of the portable computer; and a keypad supported by the key frame and having a third, complementary to the first and second, plurality of perforated apertures for passing the heat passed through the key frame to the outside of the portable computer.

Abstract: Memory addressing apparatus and method for block scan and raster scan in an apparatus for processing image data of which the horizontal resolution is H and the vertical resolution is V. The memory addressing apparatus includes a horizontal counter for outputting a value sequentially incremented by a write or read signal for storing or reading image data in or from the memory, a vertical counter for outputting a value sequentially incremented by a horizontal synchronizing signal included in the image data, and an address generator for generating an address for raster scan or block scan according to a control signal by the horizontal and the vertical count values. Accordingly, memory address generating functions for raster scan and block scan are integrated into one unit, thereby the amount of required hardware is reduced, and simple design and structure of the apparatus reduce manufacturing cost.