Abstract: A multimedia cable, particularly one designed to carry digital signals in accordance with an HDMI standard, which comprises two or more concentric rings of conductor cores arranged about a central conductor core.

Abstract: A disc jockey music-based video game with a controller for the same. The disc jockey music-based video game presents instructive cues for manipulation of the controller and evaluates game player's performance based on the player's compliance with the instructive cues. A display with visual indicators of instructive cues and visual indicators representing player performance may be provided. Additionally, other forms of game player feedback may be provided, for example music, simulated crowd response other forms of generally auditory cues.

Abstract: A multimedia cable, particularly one designed to carry digital signals in accordance with an HDMI standard, which comprises two or more concentric rings of conductor cores arranged about a central conductor core.

Abstract: A disc jockey music-based video game with a controller for the same. The disc jockey music-based video game presents instructive cues for manipulation of the controller and evaluates game player's performance based on the player's compliance with the instructive cues. A display with visual indicators of instructive cues and visual indicators representing player performance may be provided. Additionally, other forms of game player feedback may be provided, for example music, simulated crowd response other forms of generally auditory cues.

Abstract: An image sensor includes a first type semiconductor layer, a second type semiconductor layer and a first type well. The first type semiconductor layer is formed on a semiconductor substrate and includes a plurality of pixels which receive external light and convert optical charges into an electrical signal. The second type semiconductor layer is supplied with a drain voltage to have a potential different from that of the first semiconductor layer, and the first type well controls a power source voltage (VDD) using the drain voltage.

Abstract: An image sensor may include a photo diode, a transfer transistor configured to transfer a photo charge generated by the photo diode to a floating diffusion region and buried channel transistors electrically coupled to the transfer transistor, wherein each of the transistors have a buried channel. The noise of the image sensor may be reduced because a channel of the buried-channel transistors in the active pixel region may be formed apart from a defected surface of a substrate when the buried-channel transistors are turned on.

Abstract: Provided is a pixel structure of a CMOS image sensor. The pixel structure may include a semiconductor substrate, a photo diode, and a color filter. The photo diode may have a trench structure formed in the semiconductor substrate. The color filter may be formed in the trench structure. The color filter may be formed by filling a material in the trench structure using a gap-fill process. The material in the trench structure may transmit light having a wavelength within a predetermined or given range. Because the color filter of the pixel structure of the CMOS image sensor may be formed in the photo diode having the afore-mentioned trench structure, the height of the pixel may be decreased, and the efficiency of the output signal and the color sensitivity may be increased.

Abstract: An image sensor includes a photosensitive device and a drive transistor for generating an electrical signal from charge accumulated in the photosensitive device. The drive transistor includes a source region of a first conductivity type and an asymmetry junction region abutting a portion of the source region and being of a second conductivity type that is opposite of the first conductivity type. The drive transistor is biased such that the asymmetry junction region reduces an effective channel length of the drive transistor.

Abstract: An image sensor applying a power voltage to a backside of a semiconductor substrate includes a first type semiconductor substrate, a first type semiconductor layer formed on the first type semiconductor substrate, a second type semiconductor layer formed on the first type semiconductor layer, and a power voltage receiver formed on a backside of the first type semiconductor substrate opposite the first type semiconductor layer with respect to the first type semiconductor substrate, wherein the power voltage receiver receives a power voltage from outside and applies the power voltage to the first type semiconductor substrate.

Abstract: An image sensor includes a first type semiconductor layer, a second type semiconductor layer and a first type well. The first type semiconductor layer is formed on a semiconductor substrate and includes a plurality of pixels which receive external light and convert optical charges into an electrical signal. The second type semiconductor layer is supplied with a drain voltage to have a potential different from that of the first semiconductor layer, and the first type well controls a power source voltage (VDD) using the drain voltage.

Abstract: An image sensor coated with an anti-reflection material having a microlens provided on a semiconductor substrate, the microlens corresponding to a light receiving device formed in the semiconductor substrate wherein the image sensor includes a first layer coated on a surface of the microlens, and a second layer coated on the first layer, wherein the second layer has a smaller refractive index than the first layer.

Abstract: An amusement system that includes a miniature toy skateboard and the mechanism for engaging and lifting the miniature toy skateboard. The miniature toy skateboard is less than six inches long and is referred to as a finger board in the toy industry. The finger board is manufactured to have a top surface that is either magnetic or attracted to a magnet. The mechanism for engaging and lifting the finger board is a magnet that is held within an external object, such as a ring or a toy figure. A manually adjustable spacer is positioned in front of the magnet. To engage the finger board with the external object, the length of the spacer is minimized and the finger board is brought into close proximity with the magnet. The magnetic field created by the magnet attracts the finger board and holds the finger board against the external object. To detach the finger board, the length of the spacer is increased. This moves the external object out beyond the effective range of the magnetic field of the magnet.

Abstract: An amusement system that includes a miniature toy skateboard and the mechanism for engaging and lifting the miniature toy skateboard. The miniature toy skateboard is less than six inches long and is referred to as a finger board in the toy industry. The finger board is manufactured to have a top surface that is either magnetic or attracted to a magnet. The mechanism for engaging and lifting the finger board is a magnet that is held within an external object, such as a ring or a toy figure. A manually adjustable spacer is positioned in front of the magnet. To engage the finger board with the external object, the length of the spacer is minimized and the finger board is brought into close proximity with the magnet. The magnetic field created by the magnet attracts the finger board and holds the finger board against the external object. To detach the finger board, the length of the spacer is increased. This moves the external object out beyond the effective range of the magnetic field of the magnet.