Abstract: An oven, which both satisfies heat insulating and cooling of a door by adjusting an air flow in channels formed in the door. The oven includes a plurality of channels provided in a door, into which external air flows, accompanied with air discharged by a discharge duct, such that the air flows in the plurality of the channels, and a flow conversion part formed above at least one of the plurality of the channels for stagnating the flow of air. Since the door insulates a cooking chamber from heat and is cooled using a difference of pressures between upper and lower portions of the door, the oven concurrently satisfies conflicting two requirements, such as heat insulating and cooling of the door.

Abstract: A door damper. The door damper includes a rotational shaft rotatably coupled to a door, a rotating resistance unit to generate rotating resistance to the rotational shaft, and a latching device latched to the rotational shaft and the door so as to allow the door and the rotational shaft to rotate together in a predetermined region. The latching device includes a free rotating section enabling free rotation of the door at an initial stage of opening the door, and a latching section enabling the latching device to be latched to the rotational shaft and the door at a final stage of opening the door so as to allow the door and the rotational shaft to rotate together. With the door damper, the door of electronic appliances can be smoothly opened without impact, and can be easily closed.

Abstract: An oven having a partition unit to partition a cooking space into a plurality of independent cooking chambers wherein the partition unit has a heat-insulating structure to prevent heat transfer between the respective cooking chambers. The oven comprises a cabinet, a door to open and close an opened front surface of the cabinet, a partition unit to partition the interior of the cabinet into a plurality of independent cooking chambers, and electric heaters mounted in the cooking chambers. The partition unit includes first and second heat-insulating layers opposite to each other and an air layer disposed between the first and second heat-insulating layers. An inlet and an outlet are formed at the air layer, and a blowing fan is mounted at the inlet. Bent guide members are disposed in the air layer to guide air such that the air uniformly flows throughout the air layer.

Abstract: An oven capable of preventing heat transfer from one cooking space having relatively high temperature to another cooking space having relatively low temperature along each side plate of a cooking chamber having a plurality of partitioned cooking spaces. The oven includes an insulating unit and a cooling unit mounted at each side plate to prevent heat transfer between first and second cooking spaces along each side plate. The insulating unit includes a slit formed right under the partition, an insulating member fitted in the slit, and a supporting member attached to the inside of each side plate. The cooling unit includes an air guide member attached to the outside of each side plate to cover the insulating member, and a blowing fan connected to the air guide member to forcibly blow outside air to the air guide member.

Abstract: An electric oven includes a partition member to partition a cooking chamber into two cooking regions. The partition member for use in the electric oven includes an insulating board interposed between upper and lower plates of the partition member, and a shock-absorbing unit to prevent damage to the insulating board. Using the electric oven configured as stated above, it is possible to intercept heat transfer between the partitioned respective cooking regions, thereby preventing heat loss between the respective cooking regions and damage to the interior of the partition member.

Abstract: A high voltage transformer includes a core, an output terminal, and an insulation member. The core is surrounded by coils to boost an alternating current voltage, and is grounded. The output terminal outputs the voltage boosted by the plurality of coils. The insulation member is disposed between the output terminal and the core.

Abstract: A high voltage transformer includes an E-shaped core having grooves into which electrical parts are inserted, an I-shaped core supporting the E-shaped core, and an insulating element inserted between the E-shaped core and the I-shaped core to insulate the electrical parts. The electrical parts are primarily insulated by the insulating element inserted into the transformer, so that a conventional insulation process may be shortened. Additionally, low-cost insulating papers may be used to insulate the electric parts, so that the manufacturing cost of the transformer may be reduced.

Abstract: A high voltage transformer includes a core, an output terminal, and an insulation member. The core is surrounded by coils to boost an alternating current voltage, and is grounded. The output terminal outputs the voltage boosted by the plurality of coils. The insulation member is disposed between the output terminal and the core.

Abstract: A high voltage transformer includes a fastening to fixedly attach a temperature sensor to a core. Accordingly, the present invention provides the high voltage transformer in which the temperature sensor is fixedly attached to the core, thereby preventing a shifting of a position of the temperature sensor.

Abstract: A high voltage transformer includes a fastening to fixedly attach a temperature sensor to a core. Accordingly, the present invention provides the high voltage transformer in which the temperature sensor is fixedly attached to the core, thereby preventing a shifting of a position of the temperature sensor.

Abstract: A high voltage transformer includes an E-shaped core having grooves into which electrical parts are inserted, an I-shaped core supporting the E-shaped core, and an insulating element inserted between the E-shaped core and the I-shaped core to insulate the electrical parts. The electrical parts are primarily insulated by the insulating element inserted into the transformer, so that a conventional insulation process may be shortened. Additionally, low-cost insulating papers may be used to insulate the electric parts, so that the manufacturing cost of the transformer may be reduced.

Abstract: A method for reducing the power consumption of a radio terminal.

Abstract: A cordless telephone system registers a portable unit with a fixed unit by using both wire and wireless links, wherein the portable and fixed units have their own ID numbers. The fixed unit transmits an ID number for the fixed unit, itself, to the portable unit via the wire link, upon receiving registration key data input by a user. Then, the portable unit transmits the received ID number for the fixed unit to the fixed unit together with an ID number for the portable unit, itself, via the wireless link. Upon receiving the ID number for the fixed unit, the fixed unit compares it with an ID number previously stored therein, to register therein the ID number for the portable unit received together with the ID number for the fixed unit, if the previously stored ID number for the fixed unit is identical to the received ID number for the fixed unit.