Abstract: An integrated circuit layout includes: a first chip area; and a second chip area, wherein the first chip area includes: a first main area including a first main pattern; a first mark area adjacent to the first main area, wherein a first mark pattern is formed in the first mark area; and a first dummy area including a first dummy pattern, wherein the second chip area includes: a second main area including a second main pattern; a second mark area adjacent to the second main area, wherein a second mark pattern is formed in the second mark area; and a second dummy area including a second dummy pattern, wherein the first and second mark patterns are used to check alignment states of the first chip area and the second chip area, respectively, and wherein each of the first and second mark patterns has a standard cell structure.

Abstract: Disclosed is a transparent electrode implementing high transmissivity while preventing static electricity. The transparent electrode includes a transparent film arranged on a transparent substrate, a static electricity prevention film arranged on the transparent film, and an electrode layer arranged on the static electricity prevention film. Here, the transparent film has a thickness of 180 ? to 220 ?, the static electricity prevention film has a thickness of 550 ? to 750 ?, and the electrode layer has a thickness of 180 ? to 220 ?.

Abstract: A method of modulating and demodulating a signal includes modulating data information included in an input data signal provided from an external source and clock information included in an input clock signal provided from the external source into a transmission signal, using (n+1) delay clock signals generated based on the input clock signal, where n is a natural number. The transmission signal is demodulated into an output clock signal including restored clock information and an output data signal including restored data information, using (m+1) delay clock signals generated based on the clock information, where m is a natural number less than n.

Abstract: A method of modulating and demodulating a signal includes modulating data information included in an input data signal provided from an external source and clock information included in an input clock signal provided from the external source into a transmission signal, using (n+1) delay clock signals generated based on the input clock signal, where n is a natural number. The transmission signal is demodulated into an output clock signal including restored clock information and an output data signal including restored data information, using (m+1) delay clock signals generated based on the clock information, where m is a natural number less than n.

Abstract: There is provided a surface light source comprising a plurality of discharge channels, in which each end of the outermost discharge channel is expanded towards a sealing part. At least one of the plurality of discharge channels may include a curved surface part and a flat surface part on a top surface thereof. Both ends of the discharge channel may be formed to be higher than a middle portion thereof, and the discharge channels may be formed to be different in height. Accordingly, the discharge characteristic is improved and bad luminance uniformity is solved by variously changing the shape of the discharge channel forming the discharge space in a surface light source. Furthermore, the present invention solves the problems, such as failure in lighting at low temperature, channeling between adjacent channels, and maintains the quality of molded products.

Abstract: An in-line sputtering system for depositing a thin film on a substrate includes a buffer heating module, an entry transfer module adjacent to the buffer heating module and having an expedited conveyor device for moving the substrate therein and a first sputtering module for depositing the thin film on the substrate, which is adjacent to the entry transfer module. The entry transfer module serves as a buffer zone which mitigates fluctuations in temperature and pressure in the first sputtering module when the substrate is unloaded from the buffer heating module. The substrate in the entry transfer module is moved by the expedited conveyor device at a speed greater than that in the first sputtering module.

Abstract: An in-line sputtering system for depositing a thin film on a substrate includes a buffer heating module, an entry transfer module adjacent to the buffer heating module and having an expedited conveyor device for moving the substrate therein and a first sputtering module for depositing the thin film on the substrate, which is adjacent to the entry transfer module. The entry transfer module serves as a buffer zone which mitigates fluctuations in temperature and pressure in the first sputtering module when the substrate is unloaded from the buffer heating module. The substrate in the entry transfer module is moved by the expedited conveyor device at a speed greater than that in the first sputtering module.