Abstract: Provided are a package substrate and a light emitting device package. The package substrate may include a base substrate having a plurality of mounting regions and a plurality of unit light emitting regions which include at least one of the plurality of mounting regions, a plurality of first circuit patterns disposed on the base substrate and connected to a plurality of light emitting devices in the plurality of mounting regions, a plurality of second circuit patterns connected to the plurality of unit light emitting regions, and a wire electrically connecting the plurality of second circuit patterns to the plurality of second circuit patterns, each of the plurality of second circuit patterns being connected to different unit light emitting regions, or electrically connecting the plurality of first circuit patterns to the plurality of second circuit patterns.

Abstract: Provided are a package substrate and a light emitting device package. The package substrate may include a base substrate having a plurality of mounting regions and a plurality of unit light emitting regions which include at least one of the plurality of mounting regions, a plurality of first circuit patterns disposed on the base substrate and connected to a plurality of light emitting devices in the plurality of mounting regions, a plurality of second circuit patterns connected to the plurality of unit light emitting regions, and a wire electrically connecting the plurality of second circuit patterns to the plurality of second circuit patterns, each of the plurality of second circuit patterns being connected to different unit light emitting regions, or electrically connecting the plurality of first circuit patterns to the plurality of second circuit patterns.

Abstract: An oscillator operable in various frequencies includes an oscillation unit generating a sine wave having a predetermined oscillation frequency, a feedback unit feeding the sine wave back to the oscillation unit, and a frequency control unit controlling an operating frequency of the feedback unit by controlling an amount of current flowing through the feedback unit in response to a frequency control signal. The oscillator can operate in various frequencies by controlling the operating frequency thereof. Consequently, the oscillator can sufficiently secure itself against a power noise margin.