Abstract: The present invention provides a method for enhancing optoelectronic properties of polymers that contain conjugated moieties in their molecular structures (hereby denoted as “conjugated polymers”), to be used in lighting, photovoltaics, other various optoelectronic devices and applications. The method of the present invention includes preparing a conjugated polymer layer or multiple conjugated polymer layers and imprinting the conjugated polymer layer or layers through the application of a mold or multiple molds.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to an arrangement and a method of performance-aware buffer zone placement for a high-density array of unit cells. A first feature density of the array is measured and maximum variation for a parameter within a unit cell is determined. A look-up table of silicon data is consulted to predict a buffer zone width and gradient value that achieves a variation that is less than the maximum variation for the unit cell. The look-up table contains a suite of silicon test cases of various array and buffer zone geometries, wherein variation of the parameter within a respective test structure is measured and cataloged for the various buffer zone geometries, and is also extrapolated from the suite of silicon test cases. A buffer zone is placed at the border of the array with a width that is less than or equal to the buffer zone width.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to an arrangement and a method of performance-aware buffer zone placement for a high-density array of unit cells. A first feature density of the array is measured and maximum variation for a parameter within a unit cell is determined. A look-up table of silicon data is consulted to predict a buffer zone width and gradient value that achieves a variation that is less than the maximum variation for the unit cell. The look-up table contains a suite of silicon test cases of various array and buffer zone geometries, wherein variation of the parameter within a respective test structure is measured and cataloged for the various buffer zone geometries, and is also extrapolated from the suite of silicon test cases. A buffer zone is placed at the border of the array with a width that is less than or equal to the buffer zone width.

Abstract: A driving method for an LCD panel includes generating a sequence, generating a plurality of gate driving signals, determining a gate-on sequence of the plurality of gate driving signals according to the sequence, and driving pixels of the LCD panel using the plurality of gate driving signals according to the gate-on sequence for displaying images.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an antibacterial plastic substrate manufacturing method, an antibacterial plastic substrate manufactured by the method, and the antibacterial plastic substrate used in an antibacterial method. In the manufacturing method, an antibacterial substance with a general chemical formula of 3-phenyl-2-propylene-1-R is added into a plastic material to form a plastic substrate. R is an alcohol containing OH and its derivative, an aldehyde containing CHO and its derivative, an acid containing COOH and its derivative, or any combination of the above such as cinnamaldehyde. Further, a chemical manufacturing method and a physical manufacturing method are provided.

Abstract: The present invention provides a method for enhancing optoelectronic properties of polymers that contain conjugated moieties in their molecular structures (hereby denoted as “conjugated polymers”), to be used in lighting, photovoltaics, other various optoelectronic devices and applications. The method of the present invention includes preparing a conjugated polymer layer or multiple conjugated polymer layers and imprinting the conjugated polymer layer or layers through the application of a mold or multiple molds.

Abstract: A voltage generating system applied to a display driving apparatus is disclosed, which is capable of changing a time point at which a signal of a pixel electrode and a signal of a common electrode perform polarity inversion according to a first sequence, so as to adjust the frequency of an AC common voltage dynamically. Therefore, the noise frequency caused by the transition of the AC common voltage is dispersed, and the energy of audio-frequency noises and high-frequency noises is reduced.

Abstract: This invention discloses a hybrid electret. The hybrid electret comprises at least a first dielectric layer and at least a second dielectric layer, and the first dielectric layer and the second layer are alternatively stacked. The first dielectric layer comprises at least a polymer and the second dielectric layer comprises at least a polymer, and the polymer of the first dielectric layer differs from the polymer of the second dielectric layer.

Abstract: A touch detecting device capable of saving power for a touch panel includes a touch sensing unit, a micro control unit and a mode detecting unit. The touch sensing unit is coupled to the touch panel and used for being triggered by a first control signal to generate sensing data according to a touch state of the touch panel. The micro control unit is coupled to the touch sensing unit and used for being triggered by a second control signal to generate the first control signal. The mode detecting unit is coupled to the micro control unit and the touch panel, and used for generating the second control signal according to the touch state of the touch panel.

Abstract: A method for driving pixel, being compatible between dot-inversion driving mechanism and dual-gate driving mechanism, includes setting four continuous pixels as a driving sub-unit, having a first pixel transistor, a second pixel transistor, a third pixel transistor, and a fourth pixel transistor. The first gate line commonly controls two gates of the first and fourth pixel transistors. The second gate line commonly controls two gates of the second and third pixel transistors. The first source line commonly controls two sources of the first and second pixel transistors. The second source line commonly controls two sources of the third and fourth pixel transistors. A positive voltage and a negative voltage are alternatively in time sequence applied to the first and second source lines, respectively. An activate voltage is alternatively in time sequence applied to the first and second source lines, respectively.

Abstract: A voltage generating system applied to a display driving apparatus is disclosed, which is capable of changing a time point at which a signal of a pixel electrode and a signal of a common electrode perform polarity inversion, so as to adjust the frequency of an AC common voltage dynamically. Therefore, the noise frequency caused by the transition of the AC common voltage is dispersed, and the energy of audio-frequency noises and high-frequency noises is reduced.

Abstract: A driving method for an LCD panel includes generating a sequence, generating a plurality of gate driving signals, determining a gate-on sequence of the plurality of gate driving signals according to the sequence, and driving pixels of the LCD panel using the plurality of gate driving signals according to the gate-on sequence for displaying images.

Abstract: A method for driving an LCD panel for displaying image data includes generating a random code sequence including a plurality of random codes with values equal to a first value or a second value, generating a plurality of driving voltages corresponding to a plurality of pixels in the LCD panel according to the image data, adjusting polarities of the plurality of driving voltages according to the random code sequence, and driving the plurality of pixels with the plurality of driving voltages after polarity adjustment.

Abstract: A driving device of a flat panel display includes a scan-line-signal output circuit for outputting gate driving signals to a display panel of the flat panel display, and a data-line-signal output circuit including a plurality of source drivers for outputting a plurality of source driving signals to the display panel. Each source driver includes an interface reception unit for receiving video signals and generating corresponding image data and control signals, an image transformation unit for generating a source driving signal to the display panel according to image data, a timing control unit for controlling timing of the source driving signal outputted from the image transformation unit, and a logic unit for controlling factors the source driving signal outputted from the image transformation unit by controlling the image transformation unit and the timing control unit.

Abstract: An apparatus for splitting a test piece. The apparatus includes a base, two pillars and a sliding piece. The base has a centerline. The pillars are disposed on the base. The connection line between the pillars is perpendicular to and divided equally by the centerline. The sliding piece disposed on the base has two fingers parallel to the centerline, and the connection line between the tips of the fingers is perpendicular to and divided equally by the centerline. When splitting a test piece, the sliding piece is pushed to split the test piece along the slits by the fingers and the pillars.

Abstract: The present invention provides an apparatus and method for code group identification and frame synchronization for cell searching used in wide-band DS-CDMA cellular systems. This method characterizes each secondary synchronization code sequence (SSCS) with a corresponding theoretical frequency sequence, which represents the occurrence times of CS1 to CS16 in a corresponding SSCS. Thus, 64 secondary synchronization code sequences corresponding to 64 code groups defined in DS-CDMA systems also corresponds to 64 theoretical frequency sequences. By characterizing the SSCS transmitted by a base station, a real frequency sequence can be generated. Comparing the real frequency sequence with the 64 theoretical frequency sequences, one can determine one or two candidate code groups, which may be employed by the base station.

Abstract: The present invention provides an apparatus and method for code group identification and frame synchronization for cell searching used in wide-band DS-CDMA cellular systems. This method characterizes each secondary synchronization code sequence (SSCS) with a corresponding theoretical frequency sequence, which represents the occurrence times of CS1 to CS16 in a corresponding SSCS. Thus, 64 secondary synchronization code sequences corresponding to 64 code groups defined in DS-CDMA systems also corresponds to 64 theoretical frequency sequences. By characterizing the SSCS transmitted by a base station, a real frequency sequence can be generated. Comparing the real frequency sequence with the 64 theoretical frequency sequences, one can determine one or two candidate code groups, which may be employed by the base station.