Abstract: A high current terminal for electronic circuit protection includes: a first sectional terminal into which a current flows from the outside; a second sectional terminal transmitting a current flowing inside through the first terminal to the outside; and an element coupled between the first sectional terminal and the second sectional terminal, wherein the element disconnects the first sectional terminal and the second sectional terminal by melting when a current exceeding a preset condition flows inside through the first sectional terminal, and is formed to have a thickness that is equal to or less than thicknesses of the first sectional terminal and the second sectional terminal.

Abstract: A webpage display method performed by a terminal device includes displaying a webpage on a screen, receiving a selection by a user with respect to an image included in the webpage displayed on the screen, and displaying, on the screen, a dynamic object responsive to the user selection of the image. The method further includes performing a predetermined function corresponding to the image while displaying the dynamic object on the screen. The dynamic object floats on the screen independently from the movement of the webpage on the screen, and is not displayed on the screen while the webpage is displayed on the screen, until the selection of the image. The dynamic object is removed from the screen while the webpage is still displayed on the screen when the predetermined function corresponding to the image is completed.

Abstract: A webpage display method performed by a terminal device includes displaying a webpage on a screen, receiving a selection by a user with respect to an image included in the webpage displayed on the screen, and displaying, on the screen, a dynamic object responsive to the user selection of the image. The method further includes performing a predetermined function corresponding to the image while displaying the dynamic object on the screen. The dynamic object floats on the screen independently from the movement of the webpage on the screen, and is not displayed on the screen while the webpage is displayed on the screen, until the selection of the image. The dynamic object is removed from the screen while the webpage is still displayed on the screen when the predetermined function corresponding to the image is completed.

Abstract: A webpage display method performed by a terminal device includes displaying a webpage on a screen, receiving a selection by a user with respect to an image included in the webpage displayed on the screen, and displaying, on the screen, a dynamic object responsive to the user selection of the image. The method further includes performing a predetermined function corresponding to the image while displaying the dynamic object on the screen. The dynamic object floats on the screen independently from the movement of the webpage on the screen, and is not displayed on the screen while the webpage is displayed on the screen, until the selection of the image. The dynamic object is removed from the screen while the webpage is still displayed on the screen when the predetermined function corresponding to the image is completed.

Abstract: A webpage display method performed by a terminal device includes displaying a webpage on a screen, receiving a selection by a user with respect to an image included in the webpage displayed on the screen, and displaying, on the screen, a dynamic object responsive to the user selection of the image. The method further includes performing a predetermined function corresponding to the image while displaying the dynamic object on the screen. The dynamic object floats on the screen independently from the movement of the webpage on the screen, and is not displayed on the screen while the webpage is displayed on the screen, until the selection of the image. The dynamic object is removed from the screen while the webpage is still displayed on the screen when the predetermined function corresponding to the image is completed.

Abstract: Security paper based on an RF tag using a dipole array structure and a method for manufacturing the security paper. The security paper based on an RF tag using a dipole array structure includes first base paper, second base paper, and an RF tag printed on at least one of the first base paper and the second base paper, wherein the RF tag is configured such that multiple dipole antennas form an array structure. Also, the security paper based on an RF tag using a dipole array structure may include a layer configured with a pattern or a color or a carbon-coated layer, whereby the location of the RE tag is prevented from being exposed and whether the corresponding paper is security paper may be detected.

Abstract: An apparatus and method for generating a two-dimensional (2D) barcode and an apparatus for extracting 2D barcode information. The apparatus for generating a 2D barcode includes a metadata creation unit for creating metadata corresponding to insertion data and a 2D barcode, a data conversion unit for generating data blocks by converting the insertion data based on the metadata, a pattern generation unit for generating metadata patterns and data block patterns by substituting respective predefined symbols for the metadata and the data blocks, and a 2D barcode generation unit for generating a 2D barcode that contains distortion correction patterns, the metadata patterns, and the data block patterns.

Abstract: An apparatus and method for generating a two-dimensional (2D) barcode and an apparatus for extracting 2D barcode information. The apparatus for generating a 2D barcode includes a metadata creation unit for creating metadata corresponding to insertion data and a 2D barcode, a data conversion unit for generating data blocks by converting the insertion data based on the metadata, a pattern generation unit for generating metadata patterns and data block patterns by substituting respective predefined symbols for the metadata and the data blocks, and a 2D barcode generation unit for generating a 2D barcode that contains distortion correction patterns, the metadata patterns, and the data block patterns.

Abstract: Security paper based on an RF tag using a dipole array structure and a method for manufacturing the security paper. The security paper based on an RF tag using a dipole array structure includes first base paper, second base paper, and an RF tag printed on at least one of the first base paper and the second base paper, wherein the RF tag is configured such that multiple dipole antennas form an array structure. Also, the security paper based on an RF tag using a dipole array structure may include a layer configured with a pattern or a color or a carbon-coated layer, whereby the location of the RE tag is prevented from being exposed and whether the corresponding paper is security paper may be detected.

Abstract: A surge absorber and a manufacturing method thereof are disclosed. Since a ceramic material with excellent mechanical strength is used to form a ceramic tube and the ceramic tube is joined to sealing electrodes by use of brazing rings according to the method of manufacturing the surge absorber, durability of the surge absorber is considerably improved. Since the ceramic tube is completely sealed, the surge absorber may be stably used at a high voltage.

Abstract: Provided is a webpage display method performed by a terminal device. The webpage display method includes displaying a first webpage on a screen; receiving selection of a user with respect to a first image included in the first webpage displayed on the screen; and performing a predetermined function corresponding to the first image.

Abstract: A surge absorber and a manufacturing method thereof are disclosed. Since a ceramic material with excellent mechanical strength is used to form a ceramic tube and the ceramic tube is joined to sealing electrodes by use of brazing rings according to the method of manufacturing the surge absorber, durability of the surge absorber is considerably improved. Since the ceramic tube is completely sealed, the surge absorber may be stably used at a high voltage.