Abstract: A display panel may include a light emitting element including a light emitting layer and a sensor including a photosensitive layer on a substrate. The light emitting element and the sensor each may include respective portions of first and second common auxiliary layers, which may be continuous under and over the light emitting layer and the photosensitive layer. The first and second common auxiliary layers respectively may include a hole transport material and an electron transport material. The photosensitive layer may include first and second semiconductor layers close to the first and second common auxiliary layers, respectively. The first and second semiconductor layers respectively may include a p-type semiconductor and an n-type semiconductor. The second semiconductor layer may have an uneven surface facing the second common auxiliary layer and may have an average roughness (Rq) of greater than or equal to about 5 nm.

Abstract: An apparatus for controlling a discharge pressure of a fluid includes: a pump configured to suck the fluid through an inlet or to discharge the sucked fluid through an outlet; a distributor connected to the pump and to an injection nozzle provided by a sensor and configured to distribute the fluid discharged from the pump to the sensor; and a controller. The controller is configured to control the pump to operate selectively in accordance with detection of contamination of the sensor and to control operation of the distributor to be forcibly delayed during operation of the pump such that the fluid distributed to the sensor, when detected as being contaminated, is controlled to reach a selected required discharge pressure of different required discharge pressures selected in accordance with water amount information and a degree of contamination of the sensor.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a hybrid imaging system for photodiagnosis and phototherapy and, more particularly, to a hybrid imaging system for photodiagnosis and phototherapy, which simultaneously acquires a visible ray image or a near-infrared ray image and a lonq wave infrared ray image by using an optical method. The hybrid imaging system for photodiagnosis and phototherapy according to the present invention includes a light distribution unit, a visible ray/near-infrared ray measurement unit, a long wave infrared ray measurement unit, and a light source unit, thereby simultaneously and quickly extracting a visible ray image, a near-infrared ray image, and a long wave infrared ray image without mutual distortion.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a hybrid imaging system for photodiagnosis and phototherapy and, more particularly, to a hybrid imaging system for photodiagnosis and phototherapy, which simultaneously acquires a visible ray image or a near-infrared ray image and a long wave infrared ray image by using an optical method. The hybrid imaging system for photodiagnosis and phototherapy according to the present invention includes a light distribution unit, a visible ray/near-infrared ray measurement unit, a long wave infrared ray measurement unit, and a light source unit, thereby simultaneously and quickly extracting a visible ray image, a near-infrared ray image, and a long wave infrared ray image without mutual distortion.

Abstract: A quick connector device includes: a connector body that has two fluid hose connectors located at two ends and an injector port connector located at a middle bottom section thereof; a locking member that is inserted into and rotatably connected to the injector port connector of the connector body and detachably coupled to the injector port; and an o-ring that is coupled to the injector port connector of the connector body and provides a sealing to the injector port. The connector body includes a support rib and a receiving space that securely maintain the locked state and allow the technician to easily assemble/disassemble the device. The quick connector device allows the technician to determine whether the device is in the locked or unlocked state based on the angular position of the locking member.

Abstract: The present invention provides a quick connector device that includes: a connector body that has two fluid hose connectors located at two ends and an injector port connector located at a middle bottom section thereof; a locking member that is inserted into and rotatably connected to the injector port connector of the connector body and detachably coupled to the injector port; and an o-ring that is coupled to the injector port connector of the connector body and provides a sealing to the injector port. The connector body includes a support rib and a receiving space that securely maintain the locked state and allow the technician to easily assemble/disassemble the device. The quick connector device allows the technician to determine whether the device is in the locked or unlocked state based on the angular position of the locking member.