Abstract: A tibia cutter, which enables the artificial tibia insert to be installed at the exact position by indicating information about the fitting position of the artificial tibia insert on the cut section of the tibia, is disclosed. The tibia cutter comprises a body including a bone cutting slot horizontally formed at the upper portion of the body, a plurality of pinholes horizontally formed under the bone cutting slot of the body, an alignment groove vertically formed at the rear side of the body, and an indication hole formed forward and backward along the bone cutting slot in said bone cutting slot; and an indication pin which is inserted into said indication hole to indicate information about the fitting position of artificial tibia insert on the cut section of the tibia that is cut by electric saw.

Abstract: An alignment and connection device by which it is possible to follow the determined extension gap minutely and align the femur cutter and tibia cutter three-dimensionally is disclosed. This alignment and connection device comprises a fixation part in which a guide slot is formed in front center and a through hole for a locking pin to be inserted is formed on the side of the guide slot and an indicating line is marked thereon; a supporting part which is assembled slidably to the guide slot of the fixation part, and having a slider marked with specifications corresponding to the extension gap determined and a lug portion inserted into the cutting groove of the femur cutter; and a fixing means for fixing the supporting part to the fixation part.

Abstract: A femur alignment guide device, which can be mounted on the femur vertically to the mechanical axis based only on the mechanical axis without measuring the angles between the mechanical and anatomical axes which are different according to the photographing angle, is disclosed. The femur alignment guide device comprises a body having a pair of mounting holes formed transversely for mounting a femur front bone cutter and a femur bottom end cutter, and a pair of pinholes formed vertically for inserting the pin driven into the femur bottom end; and a pair of top surface adjusting means mounted on both sides of the body so as to make ascent and descent possible.

Abstract: A converter is presented, including first and second switches coupled to an input power source to define a first conductive path, and third and fourth switches coupled to the input power source to define a second conductive path. A PWM unit turns on the switches in the order of the fourth, first, third, second, first, fourth, second, and third switches, and outputs pulse signals so that the first and fourth switches are turned on in overlapping intervals and the second and third switches are turned on in overlapping intervals.

Abstract: Disclosed is a determination device for the size of a cutting block. The determination device includes the connection device mounted to a tibia to be placed at a top surface thereof along an upper line of a predetermined flexion gap; a body including a slide groove on a central portion of a front surface thereof, a bent part on an upper portion thereof to be placed at a precut anterior cortex of a femur, and a plurality of graduations provided on the body to determine the size of the cutting block; a slider to be slidably engaged with the slide groove of the body and including an indicating line on an upper portion thereof, and a guide to be assembled with the slider and come into surface contact with the top surface of the connection device at a lower portion thereof.

Abstract: The present invention relates to A three-dimensionally networked silica composed of silica particles of 0 to 100 nm combining by bridge chains of aliphatic, aromatic, polyimine, peptide, and polyether groups. When the networked silica of the present invention can be used to rubber compounds, the compounds brought about considerable increases in tensile strength and elongation at break, compared to those of the rubber compounds reinforced with silica and the conventional coupling reagents.

Abstract: An inverter driver comprises: an inverter circuit including first and second switches, inverting DC components into AC components in response to switching by the first and second switches to drive a load; a control signal supply outputting a first voltage corresponding to a voltage caused by sensing the current flowing to the load, and outputting a second voltage, and a third voltage generated by multiplying the first voltage by a gain; a frequency controller including a capacitor and an oscillator, controlling a first current charged in/discharged from the capacitor through the oscillator in response to the first voltage; and a duty controller comparing the third voltage and a fourth voltage charged in the capacitor, and controlling the duty of the first and second switches.

Abstract: A converter is presented, including first and second switches coupled to an input power source to define a first conductive path, and third and fourth switches coupled to the input power source to define a second conductive path. A PWM unit turns on the switches in the order of the fourth, first, third, second, first, fourth, second, and third switches, and outputs pulse signals so that the first and fourth switches are turned on in overlapping intervals and the second and third switches are turned on in overlapping intervals.

Abstract: An inverter driver comprises: an inverter circuit including first and second switches, inverting DC components into AC components in response to switching by the first and second switches to drive a load; a control signal supply outputting a first voltage corresponding to a voltage caused by sensing the current flowing to the load, and outputting a second voltage, and a third voltage generated by multiplying the first voltage by a gain; a frequency controller including a capacitor and an oscillator, controlling a first current charged in/discharged from the capacitor through the oscillator in response to the first voltage; and a duty controller comparing the third voltage and a fourth voltage charged in the capacitor, and controlling the duty of the first and second switches.

Abstract: The process for preparing copper-film-plated steel cord (hereafter abbreviated as copper-plated cord) of 20-90 nm of copper film for vehicle tire, by plating zinc or tin with strong tendency of ionization on the surface of steel cord and after drawing the zinc or tin-plated cord, and then plating copper film onto it contacting with cupric sulfate solution of 10 to 50 gram per litter.

Abstract: A process is disclosed for preparing copper-film-plated steel cord suitable for use in vehicle tires comprising plating zinc or tin on the surface of steel cord, drawing the zinc or tin-plated cord, and then plating copper film onto the zinc or tin plated steel cord by contact with a solution of cupric sulfate solution, cupric nitrate, cupric chloride or cupric acetate. Compared with the presently used brass-plated steel cord, manufacturing tires with copper-plated cord according to the present invention reduces manufacturing time due to faster formation of adhesion interphase, increases the storage period by enhancing moisture stability, and retards adhesion degradation thereby extending the service life of the tires.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method of metal coating for an optical fiber grating with a long period. More specifically, the present invention relates to a method of using silver (Ag) as a coating material for an optical fiber through ascertaining its characteristics after silver is coated on the surface of the optical fiber using a silver mirror reaction.

Abstract: A dissolved oxygen removal method using an activated carbon fiber catalyst thereof which includes the steps of a reducing agent injection step for injecting a reducing agent into the water, a reactor entrance dissolved oxygen measuring step for measuring a concentration of a dissolved oxygen contained in a water, a water flow rate control step for controlling the supplied amount of the water, an activated carbon fiber catalyst reaction step for removing a dissolved oxygen contained in the water with the reaction between the reducing agent and the dissolved oxygen in an activated carbon fiber reactor in which an activated carbon fiber catalyst is packed, and a control step for controlling the feeding rate of the reducing agent in accordance with the water flow rate and the reactor entrance dissolved oxygen, for thereby extending the life time of the facility and decreasing the operational and maintenance costs by fully removing a dissolved oxygen in water used for an steam generator or cooling system.