Abstract: A multi-loop oscillator which can control variation of an oscillating frequency of a ring oscillator according to variation of a supply voltage is disclosed comprising: first to Nth delay loops, wherein oscillation signal having a predetermined period is generated by selecting one of first to Nth delay loops according to potential variation of a supply voltage. Herein, the multi-loop oscillator further comprises a loop selection section for selecting one loop from among the first to the Nth delay loops, according to potential variation of the supply voltage. Further, the multi-loop oscillator further comprises a supply voltage detection circuit section for detecting variation of the supply voltage, and the supply voltage detection circuit section controls an operation of the loop selection section. In the multi-loop oscillator, an oscillation frequency of the ring oscillator can be adjusted.

Abstract: A power-up circuit comprises a first PMOS transistor connected between the power supply and a first node, wherein a gate terminal of the first PMOS transistor is connected to the ground, a first voltage divider for dividing the power upon a power up, a first NMOS transistor driven an output of the first voltage divider upon a power up and connected between the first node and the ground, an inverter having a plurality of PMOS transistors connected between the power supply and a second node, in which gate electrodes of the plurality of inverter are connected from each other and a second NMOS transistor connected between the second node and the ground and gate of the second NMOS transistor is connected to the plurality of the PMOS transistors, thereby inverting the potential of the first node, and a third NMOS transistor connected between the first node and the ground, wherein the third NMOS transistor is turned on by an output of the inverter, thereby preventing shifting faster than the potential of the first n

Abstract: A power-up circuit comprises a first PMOS transistor connected between the power supply and a first node, wherein a gate terminal of the first PMOS transistor is connected to the ground, a first voltage divider for dividing the power upon a power up, a first NMOS transistor driven an output of the first voltage divider upon a power up and connected between the first node and the ground, an inverter having a plurality of PMOS transistors connected between the power supply and a second node, in which gate electrodes of the plurality of inverter are connected from each other and a second NMOS transistor connected between the second node and the ground and gate of the second NMOS transistor is connected to the plurality of the PMOS transistors, thereby inverting the potential of the first node, and a third NMOS transistor connected between the first node and the ground, wherein the third NMOS transistor is turned on by an output of the inverter, thereby preventing shifting faster than the potential of the first n

Abstract: Disclosed is a method for preparing artificial acrylic marble of wave/wood patterns by use of an apparatus comprising a rotational body and a liquid resin feeder. The liquid resin feeder comprises at least two liquid resin inlets, a single liquid resin outlet, and a mobile molding belt. The rotational body has a rotating shaft with a plurality of spaced wings and is rotated clockwise or counterclockwise in the partially intermixed liquid resins on the mobile molding belt to form a wave/wood pattern while the liquid resins are cured. The wings are fixed along the shaft of the rotating body and alternately approach the bottom and the top of the liquid resins on the belt during the rotation of the rotating body. Thus, the artificial acrylic marble is provided with new patterns like wood and wave patterns and can be aesthetically harmonized with wood materials.

Abstract: A diskette storage box for keeping the diskettes therein. This storage box comprises an outer casing, which opens at an end and is provided with its bottom surface with a longitudinal through slit, a slide plate having a stopper and a contact protrusion, a diskette storage drawer being slidably inserted in the outer casing and having a longitudinal cut part for permitting the contact protrusion to be received therein and a pair of elastic protrusions for engaging with the slide plate, an inner box being enclosed in the diskette storage drawer and having a plurality of lateral bars, a locking member being elastically mounted on a front upper part of the diskette storage drawer and a front cover being mounted on the front surface of the diskette storage drawer and having a knob for handling the diskette storage drawer.