Abstract: Disclosed is a storage method of sensed data used for state management of a logistics, which is performed by an apparatus including generating actual sensed data, which is obtained by sensing at least one of a temperature, acceleration, humidity, illuminance, inclination, impact, and location inside a region at a predetermined period through a first sensor installed inside the region where the logistics of a delivery vehicle is loaded, calculating a change amount of the actual sensed data at a predetermined time interval, activating one storage mode among a first storage mode and a second storage mode depending on a result of comparison between the change amount and a predetermined threshold change amount, and storing the actual sensed data in a storage method provided in the activated storage mode.

Abstract: Discussed is a battery that may include at least one battery module including at least one battery cell, a case tray configured to support the at least one battery module, a case cover coupled with the case tray to cover the at least one battery module, a sealing gasket disposed between the case tray and the case cover to prevent penetration of moisture or foreign substance into the at least one battery module, and a reinforcing unit provided to the case cover to be disposed adjacent to the sealing gasket and configured to prevent twisting of the case cover when the case tray and the case cover are coupled.

Abstract: Discussed is a battery pack that may include at least one battery module including at least one battery cell; a case tray configured to support the at least one battery module; a tray cover coupled to the case tray; and at least one bushing gasket configured to connect the case tray and the tray cover and to support the case tray on a plurality of points.

Abstract: A capacitor component includes a body having a first surface and a second surface opposing each other and including a multilayer structure in which a plurality of dielectric layers are stacked and first and second internal electrodes are alternately disposed with respective dielectric layers interposed therebetween and exposed to the first surface and the second surface, respectively, first and second metal layers covering the first surface and the second surface and connected to the first and second internal electrodes, respectively, first and second ceramic layers covering the first and second metal layers, and first and second external electrodes covering the first and second ceramic layers and connected to the first and second metal layers to be electrically connected to the first and second internal electrodes, respectively.

Abstract: Disclosed is a an apparatus for performing smart logistics monitoring including a display unit, a memory, a sensor unit sensing at least one of a temperature, acceleration, humidity, illuminance, inclination, impact, and location of an inside of a logistics vehicle, and a control unit that generates respective status information of a logistics according to a sensed result at a predetermined period, generates a respective QR code indicating the respective status information, and displays the respective QR code on a screen of the display unit. The respective QR code is converted and displayed on the screen depending on an order in which the respective QR code is generated.

Abstract: A method for fabricating semiconductor device includes forming an alternating stack that includes a lower multi-layered stack and an upper multi-layered stack by alternately stacking a dielectric layer and a sacrificial layer over a substrate, forming a vertical trench that divides the upper multi-layered stack into dummy stacks, and forming an asymmetric stepped trench that is extended downward from the vertical trench to divide the lower multi-layered stack into a pad stack and a dummy pad stack, wherein forming the asymmetric stepped trench includes forming a first stepped sidewall that is defined at an edge of the pad stack, and forming a second stepped sidewall that is defined at an edge of the dummy pad stack and occupies less area than the first stepped sidewall.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method of non-destructively measuring a thickness of a reinforcement membrane, and more particularly, to a method of non-destructively measuring a thickness of a hydrogen ion exchange reinforcement membrane for a fuel cell, in which the reinforcement membrane has a symmetric three-layer structure including a reinforcement base layer and pure water layers disposed at opposing sides of the reinforcement base layer, including performing total non-destructive inspection and omitting a process of analyzing a position by means of a thickness peak of a power spectrum of the respective layers of the reinforcement membrane.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a film wrinkle removing roller in which pattern rolls coated with rubber are positioned at both ends of a cylindrical roll made of Teflon, and a porous film comes into contact with the roll and the pattern rolls, such that the film may be prevented from wrinkling and a surface of the film may be prevented from being abraded due to friction between the film and surfaces of the rolls.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a fuel cell and a fuel cell stack comprising the same, and according to one aspect of the present invention, there is provided a fuel cell comprising a membrane-electrode assembly having a first surface and a second surface opposite to the first surface, wherein an anode electrode and a cathode electrode are each disposed on the first surface; an end plate disposed apart at a predetermined interval on the second surface; a first gas diffusion layer disposed on the anode electrode; a second gas diffusion layer disposed on the cathode electrode; a first separating plate disposed on the first gas diffusion layer and having a plurality of flow channels; and a second separating plate disposed on the second gas diffusion layer and having a plurality of flow channels.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method of non-destructively measuring a thickness of a reinforcement membrane, and more particularly, to a method of non-destructively measuring a thickness of a hydrogen ion exchange reinforcement membrane for a fuel cell, in which the reinforcement membrane has a symmetric three-layer structure including a reinforcement base layer and pure water layers disposed at opposing sides of the reinforcement base layer, including performing total non-destructive inspection and omitting a process of analyzing a position by means of a thickness peak of a power spectrum of the respective layers of the reinforcement membrane.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a film wrinkle removing roller in which pattern rolls coated with rubber are positioned at both ends of a cylindrical roll made of Teflon, and a porous film comes into contact with the roll and the pattern rolls, such that the film may be prevented from wrinkling and a surface of the film may be prevented from being abraded due to friction between the film and surfaces of the rolls.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a fuel cell and a fuel cell stack comprising the same, and according to one aspect of the present invention, there is provided a fuel cell comprising a membrane-electrode assembly having a first surface and a second surface opposite to the first surface, wherein an anode electrode and a cathode electrode are each disposed on the first surface; an end plate disposed apart at a predetermined interval on the second surface; a first gas diffusion layer disposed on the anode electrode; a second gas diffusion layer disposed on the cathode electrode; a first separating plate disposed on the first gas diffusion layer and having a plurality of flow channels; and a second separating plate disposed on the second gas diffusion layer and having a plurality of flow channels.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a technique for improving the ionic conductivity by introducing an electric field concept to a process for preparing an ion exchange membrane and deflecting ion channels within an ion exchange membrane in one direction, and specifically to a device for continuously preparing an ion exchange membrane with deflected ion channels in a roll-to-roll manner which can improve the ionic conductivity of the ion exchange membrane by reducing a traveling distance of the ions of the deflected ion channels.

Abstract: Provided are an apparatus and method for modeling and analyzing a network simulation for a salable simulation framework (SSF)-based network simulation package. A system logic set is generated and a network simulation modeling suitable for a predetermined network application is formed according to the system logic set. The network simulation modeling is transmitted to a predetermined network simulation package that performs simulation. Statistical information is generated based on the result according to the system logic set. Complicated network simulation modeling errors can be minimized, and remodeling of the network simulation modeling can be reduced.

Abstract: The present invention may relate to the following steps. Converting a bundle of data from a first format of a first mobile switching center to a second format of a switch. Routing, at the switch, the bundle data in the second format. Converting the bundle of data from the second format to a third format of the second mobile switching center. The first format and the third format are different formats. Mobile switching centers manage and operate base stations. The first mobile switching center and the second mobile switching center may be owned and operated by different companies. Accordingly, the first and second mobile switching centers will operate using different formats (or protocols). This is made possible by converting data between formats so it can be routed at a switch. This provides a particular advantage. A cell phone can now transparently change between base stations that are owned and operated by different companies.

Abstract: The present invention may relate to the following steps. Converting a bundle of data from a first format of a first mobile switching center to a second format of a switch. Routing, at the switch, the bundle data in the second format. Converting the bundle of data from the second format to a third format of the second mobile switching center. The first format and the third format are different formats. Mobile switching centers manage and operate base stations. The first mobile switching center and the second mobile switching center may be owned and operated by different companies. Accordingly, the first and second mobile switching centers will operate using different formats (or protocols). This is made possible by converting data between formats so it can be routed at a switch. This provides a particular advantage. A cell phone can now transparently change between base stations that are owned and operated by different companies.