Abstract: An embodiment resin composition for shielding electromagnetic waves, based on a total weight of the resin composition, includes 20 to 80 wt % of thermoplastic resin, 1 to 50 wt % of a conductive filler, and 0.1 to 30 wt % of an additive.

Abstract: The invention relates to methods for the production of high quality graphene. In particular, the invention relates to single-step thermal methods which can be carried out in an ambient-air or vacuum environment using renewable biomass as a carbon source. Specifically, the invention comprises heating a metal substrate and carbon source in a sealed ambient environment to a temperature which produces carbon vapour from the carbon source such that the vapour comes into contact with the metal substrate, maintaining the temperature for a time sufficient to form a graphene lattice and then cooling the substrate at a controlled rate to form a deposited graphene.

Abstract: The invention relates to methods for the production of high quality graphene. In particular, the invention relates to single-step thermal methods which can be carried out in an ambient-air or vacuum environment using renewable biomass as a carbon source. Specifically, the invention comprises heating a metal substrate and carbon source in a sealed ambient environment to a temperature which produces carbon vapour from the carbon source such that the vapour comes into contact with the metal substrate, maintaining the temperature for a time sufficient to form a graphene lattice and then cooling the substrate at a controlled rate to form a deposited graphene.

Abstract: The invention relates to methods for the production of high quality graphene. In particular, the invention relates to single-step thermal methods which can be carried out in an ambient-air or vacuum environment using renewable biomass as a carbon source. Specifically, the invention comprises heating a metal substrate and carbon source in a sealed ambient environment to a temperature which produces carbon vapour from the carbon source such that the vapour comes into contact with the metal substrate, maintaining the temperature for a time sufficient to form a graphene lattice and then cooling the substrate at a controlled rate to form a deposited graphene.

Abstract: Continuous permeable graphene films having 2 or more layers of graphene and wherein nanochannels or nanopores extend through said film. Each nanochannel is comprised of a fluidly connected series of gaps between edge mismatches of adjacent graphene grains within said 2 or more layer adjacent sheets, said nanochannels providing a fluid passage from one face of the permeable graphene film to the other. Also, membranes including a permeable support membrane overlaid by a continuous permeable graphene film and processes for the preparation of said membranes. Also the use of said membranes in water purification and desalination, for example.

Abstract: The invention relates to methods for the production of high quality graphene. In particular, the invention relates to single-step thermal methods which can be carried out in an ambient-air or vacuum environment using renewable biomass as a carbon source. Specifically, the invention comprises heating a metal substrate and carbon source in a sealed ambient environment to a temperature which produces carbon vapour from the carbon source such that the vapour comes into contact with the metal substrate, maintaining the temperature for a time sufficient to form a graphene lattice and then cooling the substrate at a controlled rate to form a deposited graphene.

Abstract: Disclosed are multi-channel PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) apparatuses and methods for modulating PCM-based multi-channel audio signals read from an optical medium into PWM-based multi-channel audio signals. A multi-channel PWM apparatus and method can reduce noise from amplifying PCM-based audio signals having adjacent signal processing paths. The multi-channel PWM apparatus and method selectively vary only gains of some channels in a plurality of channels in order to allow an audio signal applied to a pulse width modulator to have a different level in individual channels in a prescribed system condition (e.g., overload). The multi-channel PWM apparatus can selectively enable a subset among a plurality of pulse width modulators to reduce unnecessary driving and noise. Thus, preferred embodiments can reduce or prevent deterioration of output audio signals.

Abstract: An apparatus for improving reception sensitivity of a public wave receiver includes power devices formed in a power supply of the public wave receiver, and a shielding plate for shielding noise generated by the power devices. A signal line for connecting an antenna used for the public wave receiver to a public wave receiver main body and a ground line are formed coaxially to each other by a shield layer.

Abstract: Disclosed are multi-channel PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) apparatuses and methods for modulating PCM-based multi-channel audio signals read from an optical medium into PWM-based multi-channel audio signals. A multi-channel PWM apparatus and method can reduce noise from amplifying PCM-based audio signals having adjacent signal processing paths. The multi-channel PWM apparatus and method selectively vary only gains of some channels in a plurality of channels in order to allow an audio signal applied to a pulse width modulator to have a different level in individual channels in a prescribed system condition (e.g., overload). The multi-channel PWM apparatus can selectively enable a subset among a plurality of pulse width modulators to reduce unnecessary driving and noise. Thus, preferred embodiments can reduce or prevent deterioration of output audio signals.

Abstract: An apparatus for improving reception sensitivity of a public wave receiver includes power devices formed in a power supply of the public wave receiver, and a shielding plate for shielding noise generated by the power devices. A signal line for connecting an antenna used for the public wave receiver to a public wave receiver main body and a ground line are formed coaxially to each other by a shield layer.