Abstract: The present invention relates to an acellular skin substitute for breast reconstruction and a preparation method therefor. In the present invention, an acellular skin substitute may be prepared through the removal of epidermal layers and an acellularization process, in which the use of a proteolytic enzyme and a surfactant is excluded. In addition, since the acellular skin substitute is cut into suitable sizes and shapes to cover a breast reconstruction implant through design software and then cut out with a CNC machine, the time for breast reconstruction surgery may be reduced, and since no dead space is formed after suturing, the incidence of seromas may be reduced. Accordingly, the side effects of surgery may be lessened.

Abstract: A method and an apparatus for real-time analysis of the district heating network is disclosed. According to an embodiment of the present disclosure, a method for analyzing a district heating network including pipes and fluids inside the pipes includes receiving, by a processor, pipe data representing a structure of the pipes; receiving, by the processor, input data on at least one of the physical state of the district heating network and the flow of fluids; calculating, by the processor, data for at least one of the physical state of the district heating network or the flow of fluids using the pipe data and the input data.

Abstract: An amplitude-shift-keying radio-frequency (ASK RF) signal decoding method includes separating a low frequency and a high frequency from an ASK RF signal, which includes a pause section and a non-pause section, generating a divided signal by dividing the high frequency signal, counting the divided signal for the non-pause section of the low frequency signal, and decoding the ASK RF signal based on a result of the counting.

Abstract: An amplitude-shift-keying radio-frequency (ASK RF) signal decoding method includes separating a low frequency and a high frequency from an ASK RF signal, which includes a pause section and a non-pause section, generating a divided signal by dividing the high frequency signal, counting the divided signal for the non-pause section of the low frequency signal, and decoding the ASK RF signal based on a result of the counting.

Abstract: A contactless integrated circuit (IC) card can include: an analog interface block operable to demodulate a received radio frequency (RF) signal into multiple versions thereof according to a first plurality of communication protocols, respectively; a controller operable to select from among a second plurality of communication protocols; and a universal asynchronous receiver/transmitter (UART) operable to select one of the demodulated versions of the RF signal according to the selected protocol.

Abstract: A contactless integrated circuit (IC) card can include: an analog interface block operable to demodulate a received radio frequency (RF) signal into multiple versions thereof according to a first plurality of communication protocols, respectively; a controller operable to select from among a second plurality of communication protocols; and a universal asynchronous receiver/transmitter (UART) operable to select one of the demodulated versions of the RF signal according to the selected protocol.

Abstract: An amplitude-shift-keying radio-frequency (ASK RF) signal decoding method includes separating a low frequency and a high frequency from an ASK RF signal, which includes a pause section and a non-pause section, generating a divided signal by dividing the high frequency signal, counting the divided signal for the non-pause section of the low frequency signal, and decoding the ASK RF signal based on a result of the counting.

Abstract: An integrated circuit card includes an interface block for performing an interface function with the external devices and a power controller for controlling power of a security integrated circuit for detecting if an operational environment is in an abnormal state, the power controller periodically and selectively applies power to the security integrated circuit. Thus, power consumption is reduced in the integrated circuit card; and a stable operation of the integrated circuit card which contactlessly communicates with the external devices can be secured with an extended communication distance.

Abstract: Disclosed is an optical transmission system that executes optical transmission using OSSB (Optical Signal Side Band) modulation. This optical transmission system includes a transmitter having an OSSB modulation optical transmitting unit for selectively generating an OSSB signal in an upper or lower sideband according to an input data signal; an optical transmission medium for transmitting an optical signal output from the transmitter; and a receiver prepared at a receiving end of the optical transmission medium and including an optical filter for selectively passing only a specific sideband of the optical signal transmitted from the transmitter and outputting a digital optical signal corresponding thereto and an optical receiving unit for photo-electrically converting the optical signal output from the optical filter to restore the data signal.

Abstract: A mixed mode smart card is disclosed including an internal circuit having a CPU, a contactless mode processor adapted to prosecute a contactless mode operation, and a contact mode processor adapted to prosecute a contact mode operation. The mixed mode smart card also includes a power voltage control block receiving contact and contactless mode power source voltages and supplying the internal circuit with an internal power source voltage derived either during an entire period of mixed mode operation.

Abstract: A semiconductor for performing DMA without using a FIFO unit includes a memory for storing data, a CPU for processing data, a universal asynchronous receiver/transmitter (UART) and a control circuit block. The control circuit block controls storage of receive data, which is output from the UART, in the memory based on an upper address output from the CPU and a lower address output from the UART in the DMA mode and controls storage of transmit data, which is transmitted by the CPU, in the memory in response to a transfer address generated by the CPU in the CPU access mode. The UART in the DMA mode extracts receive data from a received receive frame and outputs the receive data to the control circuit block, or receives the transmit data read from the memory based on the upper address and the lower address, generates a transmit frame including the transmit data and outputs the transmit frame. In the DMA mode, a clock signal supplied to the CPU is intercepted.

Abstract: A mixed mode smart card is disclosed including an internal circuit having a CPU, a contactless mode processor adapted to prosecute a contactless mode operation, and a contact mode processor adapted to prosecute a contact mode operation. The mixed mode smart card also comprises a power voltage control block receiving contact and contactless mode power source voltages and supplying the internal circuit with an internal power source voltage derived either during an entire period of mixed mode operation.

Abstract: Disclosed is an interleaver for an optical communication system. A dual collimator is combined with a first optical fiber acting as a light input port and one end of a second optical fiber spaced from the first optical fiber, and switches light advancing along the first and second optical fibers into parallel light. A beam splitter is arranged so that one surface is opposite to the dual collimator, and transmits one half of an input light and reflects the other half of the input light. A single collimator is arranged opposite to the other surface of the beam splitter, and combined with the other end of the second optical fiber so as to switch light advancing toward the other end of the second optical fiber into parallel light. An output optical fiber is arranged opposite to the other surface of the beam splitter and acts as a light output port.

Abstract: An integrated circuit card includes an interface block for performing an interface function with the external devices and a power controller for controlling power of a security integrated circuit for detecting if an operational environment is in an abnormal state, the power controller periodically and selectively applies power to the security integrated circuit. Thus, power consumption is reduced in the integrated circuit card; and a stable operation of the integrated circuit card which contactlessly communicates with the external devices can be secured with an extended communication distance.

Abstract: Disclosed is an integrated circuit card which includes a circuit for generating a clock signal and for restoring data. The circuit includes a receiver for receiving a radio frequency signal having a pause period; a divider for dividing the received signal; a first counter for counting a period of the divided signal at each non-pause period of the received signal; a second counter for counting a period of the divided signal; and a decoder for generating a synchronous clock signal and a decoded data signal in response to outputs of the first and second counters. The second counter is reset by the synchronous clock signal. The circuit is capable of generating a synchronous clock signal and decoding a received data signal so as to be compatible with ISO/IEC 14443 Type A protocol, based on the received radio frequency signal that is transferred from a card reader.

Abstract: Disclosed is an interleaver for optical communication system. A dual collimator is combined with first optical fiber acting as a light input port and one end of second optical fiber spaced from the first optical fiber, and switches light advancing along the first and second optical fibers into parallel light. A beam splitter is arranged so that one surface is opposite to the dual collimator, and transmits one half of an input light and reflects the other half of the input light. A single collimator is arranged opposite to the other surface of the beam splitter, and combined with the other end of the second optical fiber so as to switch light advancing toward the other end of the second optical fiber into parallel light. An output optical fiber is arranged opposite to the other surface of the beam splitter and acts as a light output port.

Abstract: An integrated circuit card includes a circuit for generating a clock signal and restoring data. The circuit includes a receiver for receiving a radio frequency signal having a pause period; a divider for dividing the received signal; a first counter for counting a period of the divided signal at each non-pause period of the received signal; a second counter for counting a period of the divided signal; and a decoder for generating a synchronous clock signal and a decoded data signal in response to outputs of the first and second counters. The circuit can generate a synchronous clock signal and decode a received data signal so as to be compatible with ISO/IEC 14443 Type A protocol, based on the received radio frequency signal transferred from a card reader. The circuit provides an exact decoding result even when the pause period of the received radio frequency varies over a predetermined range.

Abstract: A contactless integrated circuit (IC) card can include: an analog interface block operable to demodulate a received radio frequency (RF) signal into multiple versions thereof according to a first plurality of communication protocols, respectively; a controller operable to select from among a second plurality of communication protocols; and a universal asynchronous receiver/transmitter (UART) operable to select one of the demodulated versions of the RF signal according to the selected protocol

Abstract: An integrated circuit card which includes a circuit for generating a clock signal and for restoring data. The circuit includes a receiver for receiving a radio frequency signal having a pause period; a divider for dividing the received signal; a first counter for counting a period of the divided signal at each non-pause period of the received signal; a second counter for counting a period of the divided signal; and a decoder for generating a synchronous clock signal and a decoded data signal in response to outputs of the first and second counters. The second counter is reset by the synchronous clock signal. The circuit is capable of generating a synchronous clock signal and decoding a received data signal so as to be compatible with ISO/IEC 14443 Type A protocol, based on the received radio frequency signal that is transferred from a card reader. The circuit provides an exact decoding result even when the pause period of the radio frequency received from the card reader varies over a predetermined range.

Abstract: Disclosed is an integrated circuit card which includes a circuit for generating a clock signal and for restoring data. The circuit includes a receiver for receiving a radio frequency signal having a pause period; a divider for dividing the received signal; a first counter for counting a period of the divided signal at each non-pause period of the received signal; a second counter for counting a period of the divided signal; and a decoder for generating a synchronous clock signal and a decoded data signal in response to outputs of the first and second counters. The second counter is reset by the synchronous clock signal. The circuit is capable of generating a synchronous clock signal and decoding a received data signal so as to be compatible with ISO/IEC 14443 Type A protocol, based on the received radio frequency signal that is transferred from a card reader.