Abstract: A test device includes a main board. First and second device under test (DUT) boards are disposed on the main board. First and second semiconductor devices are mounted on the first and second DUT boards, respectively. The first and second semiconductor devices are DUTs. First and second connectors are respectively disposed at a first end and a second end of the first DUT board. The first and second connectors are spaced apart from each other and respectively transmit first and second signals. The first signal forms a first electrical path along which the first signal is input to the first DUT board via the first connector. The second signal forms a second electrical path along which the second signal is output from the first DUT board and input to the second DUT board via the second connector.

Abstract: A method of an IAB node may comprise: receiving an RRC message including measurement control information from a base station; transmitting RRC reconfiguration information including the measurement control information to each of a plurality of terminals; receiving a measurement report message including a measurement report generated by each of the plurality of terminals based on the measurement control information from each of the plurality of terminals; and grouping the measurement report messages received from the plurality of terminals into a grouped message report message, and transmitting the grouped measurement report message to the base station according to a grouped measurement reporting periodicity.

Abstract: A method of an integrated access and backhaul (IAB) node may include: receiving, from a target base station, one or more user equipment (UE) context setup request messages including terminal radio resource reconfiguration information; sharing context information including the terminal radio resource reconfiguration information with a source IAB-distributed unit 1 (IAB-DU1); configuring terminal reconfiguration information using the shared context information; and transmitting one or more UE context setup response messages including the terminal reconfiguration information to the target base station in response to the one or more UE context setup request messages.

Abstract: A method of a terminal, according to an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure, may include: requesting access to a mobile integrated access backhaul (IAB) based on cell search; receiving a tracking area (TA) update procedure stop request message from an Access and Mobility Management Function (AMF) of a core network; and deactivating a TA update procedure based on the TA update procedure stop request message.

Abstract: A clamp driving device of a compact disk player for an automobile is disclosed. When a disk is loaded and moved to the center of a turntable, a selective arm is rotated by the loaded disk and thus a sensor lever is moved forwardly. A checking piece of the sensor lever is disengaged from a hook piece of an idle arm, and the idle arm is rotated upwardly, thereby raising an idle gear. The idle gear is engaged with a cam gear to rotate the cam gear. A transmission bar transmits the turning force of the cam gear to a locking lever to move the locking lever forwardly. By the forward movement of the locking lever, a supporting pin of the locking lever is separated from a clamp arm, and thus the clamp arm is lowered by a spring. The disk is pressed at its upper surface by the clamp, thereby preventing deviation of the disk. The device can fulfill all clamping operations by mechanical components and without using electrical components.

Abstract: A clamp driving device of a compact disk player for an automobile is disclosed. When a disk is loaded and moved to the center of a turntable, a selective arm is rotated by the loaded disk and thus a sensor lever is moved forwardly. A checking piece of the sensor lever is disengaged from a hook piece of an idle arm, and the idle arm is rotated upwardly, thereby raising an idle gear. The idle gear is engaged with a cam gear to rotate the cam gear. A transmission bar transmits the turning force of the cam gear to a locking lever to move the locking lever forwardly. By the forward movement of the locking lever, a supporting pin of the locking lever is separated from a clamp arm, and thus the clamp arm is lowered by a spring. The disk is pressed at its upper surface by the clamp, thereby preventing deviation of the disk. The device can fulfill all clamping operations by mechanical components and without using electrical components.

Abstract: A disk guide device of a compact disk player for an automobile which is conveniently used regardless of a size of a disk by enabling only one mechanism to drive any of different disks is disclosed. A clamp arm, which is hingedly connected at its rear part to a main body, is provided at the left side of its upper surface with a pusher arm to be rotated. The clamp arm is provided at the right side of its upper surface with a locker arm and a selective arm to be rotated. The clamp arm is provided at its right side with a stopper for selectively stopping rotation of the selective arm. Since the device can drive an 80 mm disk as well as a 120 mm disk by itself, there are economical and practical advantages. Since the guide arm guides a disk while moving linearly, it is possible to achieve favorable operational smoothness and decrease of failure rate.

Abstract: A loading device of a compact disk player for an automobile is disclosed. The loading device has a roller provided at an inlet to be rotated by a driving motor, a roller arm supporting the roller to be moved up and down, the roller arm being divided into a first roller arm and a second roller arm which are connected to a connecting shaft to be in the same plane and separately rotated about the connecting shaft by a certain angle, and a spring interposed between the roller arm and a player body to bias the roller upwardly by its restoring force, whereby a disk inserted through the inlet is loaded into the player body and seated on a turntable. The loading device of the present invention has constant ejecting force, thereby preventing ejecting errors and thus improving performance and reliability of products.