Abstract: An inverter cooker with a high voltage/low voltage separating device, which can protect the user from accident and prevents the inverter cooker from malfunctioning by separating a low voltage circuit portion from high voltage circuit portion regardless of the performance of signal transmission. According to the inverter cooker, the signal intercommunicating between the high voltage circuit portion such as an inverter controller or a current detector and the low voltage circuit portion such as a function key input device or a system controller is performed through the high voltage/low voltage separating device which has a plurality of photo-couplers.

Abstract: A method of making thin film transistors, capable of reducing the extent of channel overlap between a gate electrode and source/drain regions, thereby achieving an improvement in signal-to-noise ratio. The method uses a impurity ion doping process and a process for forming a silicide layer using a refractory metal, so as to form source and drain electrodes in a self-aligned manner, with respect to the gate electrode. In order to avoid a channel overlap from occurring between the gate electrode and the source and drain electrodes, a photoresist pattern is subjected to a baking, which photoresist pattern defines an insulating layer pattern serving as a channel passivation layer to determine the of a channel region and the widths of source and drain regions. By the baking, the photoresist pattern flows outwardly so that its width is approximately equal to the length of the gate electrode.