Abstract: A display device includes a substrate that includes a display area and a non-display area, a display element layer disposed on the display area of the substrate, an opposing substrate that faces the substrate and the display element layer, a sealing member disposed on the non-display area and that couples the substrate and the opposing substrate, and a filler disposed between the substrate and the opposing substrate. A thickness of the filler varies in the range of 60% to 400% of a thickness of the sealing member.

Abstract: A method of a first terminal may include: identifying first RB set(s) to be used for SL communication among consecutive RB sets through an LBT procedure; identifying a first subchannel group included in the first RB set(s) and a second subchannel group including a first PRB in the first RB set(s), the first PRB being not included in the first subchannel group; configuring the first PRB within the second subchannel group as an SL communication resource; and transmitting, to a second terminal, control information indicating that the first PRB is configured as the SL communication resource.

Abstract: An optical connector capable of precisely aligning optical fibers with optical devices in a passive fashion is presented. The connector includes a fiber block and a device module. The fiber block can receive optical fibers and where the cores of the optical fibers are positioned in V-grooves. The device module receives optical devices in inserts formed in the device module such that electrical connections can be accomplished between electrical leads formed in the device module and the optical devices. The fiber block and the device module include complementary alignment mechanisms so that a precise alignment of the optical fibers with the optical devices can be accomplished. In some embodiments, the complementary alignment mechanism can be alignment holes and corresponding pins formed in the fiber block and device module. In some embodiments, a cover latched on the device module includes springs which hold the fiber block firmly in place in the device module.