Abstract: Disclosed are a medical indicator measuring method and an ultrasound diagnostic device therefor. The medical indicator measuring method according to an embodiment includes the steps of: an ultrasound diagnostic device acquiring ultrasound image data, extracting characteristic points from the acquired ultrasound image data, generating figure information configured from the extracted characteristic points, determining an anatomical structure from the generated figure information, and measuring a medical indicator on the basis of the determined anatomical structure.

Abstract: A system for inspecting an exterior of a battery cell includes a tray on which battery cells are mounted in a plurality of rows, a first photographing part configured to horizontally move along the tray and photograph an upper surface of the battery cell while on the tray, at least one shuttle on which the battery cell is mounted, a transfer part configured to transfer the battery cells from the tray to the shuttle, a second photographing part configured to photograph a side surface and a lower surface of the battery cell while in the shuttle, and an inspection part configured to inspect a photographed image and determine whether the battery cell is defective. The second photographing part simultaneously photographs the side surface and the lower surface of the battery cell to simultaneously display the side and lower surfaces of the battery cell in one image.

Abstract: A multilayer electronic component includes a dielectric layer, and a first internal electrode and a second internal electrode alternately disposed with the dielectric layer interposed therebetween. The first internal electrode includes a first main portion and a first lead portion connecting the first main portion, and the second internal electrode includes a second main portion and a second lead portion connecting the second main portion, and the lead portion of the first internal electrode and a main portion of the second internal electrode are partially overlapped.

Abstract: A multilayer electronic component includes a dielectric layer, and a first internal electrode and a second internal electrode alternately disposed with the dielectric layer interposed therebetween. The first internal electrode includes a first main portion and a first lead portion connecting the first main portion, and the second internal electrode includes a second main portion and a second lead portion connecting the second main portion, and the lead portion of the first internal electrode and a main portion of the second internal electrode are partially overlapped.

Abstract: Semiconductor devices, CMOS image sensors, electronic apparatuses and methods of fabricating the same are provided, the semiconductor devices include a semiconductor substrate having stopper layers and interlayer insulating layers which are alternately stacked, wherein interfaces between the stopper layers and the interlayer insulating layers are formed in a horizontal direction. A first conductor and a second conductor each vertically extend through the interlayer insulating layers and the stopper layers. An insulating shielding wall is formed between the first and second conductors. The insulating shielding wall vertically extends through the interfaces between the stopper layers and the interlayer insulating layers such that at least one of the interfaces is divided into separate sections.

Abstract: A CMOS image sensor includes digital signal processing on-chip within the CMOS image sensor before being transmitted to an ISP (image signal processor) within an image sensor system. An on-chip digital processing unit is formed on a same one integrated circuit die with a pixel array and performs the steps of: performing a first set of at least one correction operation on the original digital signal to generate a corrected digital signal; formatting the corrected digital signal for the standard interface to generate a processed digital signal; and sending the processed digital signal to the ISP (image signal processor) via the standard interface.