Abstract: A microwave cooker comprises a body having a cooking chamber therein for forming an appearance of the microwave cooker, a microwave source disposed at the body for supplying microwave to the cooking chamber, a door openably coupled to one side of the body for opening and closing the cooking chamber, and a choke seal formed at the door and having a resonant frequency at a frequency region higher than a central frequency of microwave when the cooking chamber is closed by the door, for preventing the microwave from being leaked between the body and the door.

Abstract: A microwave cooker comprises a body having a cooking chamber therein, the cooking chamber having one opened side, a microwave source disposed at the body for supplying microwave to the cooking chamber, a door coupled to the body for opening and closing the cooking chamber, and a multi-stage choke seal formed at the door and having different resonant frequencies and different LC resonant circuits for preventing the microwave from being leaked between the body and the door.

Abstract: A microwave cooker includes a body having a cooking chamber therein, a microwave source disposed at the body for generating a microwave, a wave guide for guiding the microwave generated from the microwave source into the cooking chamber, a rotation antenna installed in the body to be rotatable by a driving motor for emitting the microwave guided by the wave guide into the cooking chamber, and a movable stirrer coupled to the rotation antenna so as to be interworked with the rotation antenna.

Abstract: A defrost vessel for a microwave oven includes a body having a certain space therein for receiving a refrigerating load, and an antenna connected to the body for oscillating a microwave into the space of the body. When microwave is supplied into a cavity of the microwave oven, the microwave is oscillated into the space of the body by the antenna and thus the microwave is deeply penetrated up to inside of the refrigerating load. Also, the microwave is secondly emitted into the space of the body from an edge of the slot, thereby completely defrosting the refrigerating load.

Abstract: A microwave oven door, and more particularly, an apparatus for shielding electromagnetic wave that compensates for the length of slots formed in an end of an oven door in order to improve the shielding ability capable of preventing the leakage of electromagnetic wave from the cavity. In the apparatus, a choke structure includes a choke base connected with an inner portion of the oven door, a choke inner side portion bent perpendicularly from the choke base and a choke top bent from the choke inner side portion to contact a front circumferential portion of an oven cavity. Slots are formed in the choke top and the choke inner side portion at a predetermined interval. Each slot is extended from a distal end of the choke top to a predetermined point of the choke inner side portion. The predetermined point is distanced the same as or smaller than the half of the width of the choke inner side portion from a joint between the choke top and the choke inner side portion.

Abstract: A microwave oven, which has a circular polarized wave stirrer for uniformly heating food, is disclosed. The microwave oven includes a magnetron generating electromagnetic waves, a waveguide guiding the electromagnetic waves generated from the magnetron to a cavity, and a stirrer formed to an outlet of the waveguide, receiving electromagnetic waves from the magnetron, and generating two polarized waves having different electric field directions and phases.

Abstract: A microwave oven has a casing which forms an appearance and has a front surface backwardly slanted and an adjusting portion formed at the slanted part; a cooking chamber formed inside the casing, for cooking food; and a door rotatably combined, i.e., hinged, at a side of the casing and slanted correspondingly the casing in order to opening and close the front surface of the cooking chamber.

Abstract: Microwave oven including a cavity for placing food therein, a magnetron for generating a microwave, a waveguide having at least two slots for guiding the microwave from the magnetron to an inside of the cavity, and a stirrer fan rotatably mounted on an inside of the cavity for varying an interfered state of the microwaves periodically, thereby heating the food more uniformly.

Abstract: A door assembly for a microwave or electric oven in which an optimum microwave-shielding frequency is not changed even though an incident angle of microwaves is changed, to enhance a user's convenience in cleaning a door. The door assembly for a microwave oven includes a door frame to open and close a cooking cavity, a door filter having a filter plate adhered to one side of the door frame, a choke portion bent to an opposite side of the cooking cavity in an edge of the filter plate, a first slot formed in a width direction of the choke portion, and a second slot formed in a length direction of the choke portion.

Abstract: A door assembly for a microwave or electric oven is disclosed, which has an improved structure in which an optimum microwave-shielding frequency is not changed even though an incident angle of microwave is changed, to obtain a user's convenience on cleaning a door. The door assembly for a microwave oven includes a door frame to open and close a cooking cavity; and a door filter having a filter plate adhered to one side of the door frame, a choke portion bent to an opposite side of the cooking cavity in an edge of the filter plate, a first slot formed in a width direction of the choke portion, and a second slot formed in a length direction of the choke portion.

Abstract: A microwave oven comprising: a casing which forms an appearance and has a front surface backwardly slanted and an adjusting portion formed at the slanted part; a cooking chamber formed inside the casing, for cooking food; and a door rotably combined at a side of the casing and slanted correspondingly the casing in order to opening and close the front surface of the cooking chamber.

Abstract: A method of fabricating an isolation structure for a semiconductor device is provided. The method includes the steps of forming a trench in a semiconductor substrate, implanting oxidation-accelerating ions into corner portions of the semiconductor substrate, forming an oxide film in the trench of the semiconductor substrate, which activates the oxidation-accelerating ions to round the corner portions of the semiconductor substrate, and filling the trench with an insulating material to fabricate the isolation structure.

Abstract: A method of fabricating an isolation structure for a semiconductor device is provided. The method includes the steps of forming a trench in a semiconductor substrate, implanting oxidation-accelerating ions into corner portions of the semiconductor substrate, forming an oxide film in the trench of the semiconductor substrate, which activates the oxidation-accelerating ions to round the corner portions of the semiconductor substrate, and filling the trench with an insulating material to fabricate the isolation structure.

Abstract: A multimode electromagnetic wave energy rejection filter arrangement for a slot waveguide includes at least one system of series coupled LC-circuits located, at least partly, within a cavity of the slot waveguide and arranged along a predetermined line intersecting the wave vectors of electromagnetic waves to be rejected, the LC-circuits including lumped elements and the coupling between the LC-circuits being substantially weak. The LC-circuits may be located, at least partly, within grooves formed in a wall of the slot waveguide. As applied to a heating apparatus employing high frequency electromagnetic wave energy or microwave energy for heating dielectric materials, the series coupled LC-circuits are arranged along a closed line which envelopes the access opening in a body of a multimode resonator heating chamber, in which the high frequency electromagnetic wave energy is employed for heating.

Abstract: A film for a light valve is made by phase separation of a mixture comprising a homogeneous polymeric solution and a liquid suspension of light-polarizing particles. Uniform liquid-suspension droplets in a polymeric matrix are formed by phase separation processing, e.g., by polymerization or solvent evaporation. Such simple, one-step processing results in cost reduction in display and window applications. Sealing problems of conventional light valves are alleviated.