Abstract: An organic device including a substrate or a dielectric layer; a photoresist layer formed on the substrate or dielectric layer, wherein the photoresist layer is provided with a plurality of microgrooves having an alignment direction; an organic semiconducting layer having alignment formed on the photoresist layer, wherein the organic semiconducting layer aligns according to the alignment direction of the microgrooves of the photoresist layer; and an electrode.

Abstract: An organic device including a substrate or a dielectric layer; a photoresist layer formed on the substrate or dielectric layer, wherein the photoresist layer is provided with a plurality of microgrooves having an alignment direction; an organic semiconducting layer having alignment formed on the photoresist layer, wherein the organic semiconducting layer aligns according to the alignment direction of the microgrooves of the photoresist layer; and an electrode.

Abstract: An organic device including a substrate or a dielectric layer; a photoresist layer formed on the substrate or dielectric layer, wherein the photoresist layer is provided with a plurality of microgrooves having an alignment direction; an organic semiconducting layer having alignment formed on the photoresist layer, wherein the organic semiconducting layer aligns according to the alignment direction of the microgrooves of the photoresist layer; and an electrode.

Abstract: A microprocessor-based gas meter has fully electronic control, safety cutoff and data communication functions, while remains the same size of a conventional gas meter. The control circuit board in the microprocessor-based gas meter is mounted inside the main body of the gas meter through a mounting slot. The sensors, wires and battery are located in the rest space of the chamber so as to utilize the space of the chamber. When an abnormal situation is detected, the control circuit activates a cutoff valve and shuts off the gas intake. The data communication function is to transfer gas-metering data through telephone lines to the gas company so that the mistakes and cost of manual checking and recording can be eliminated.

Abstract: A coupler for connecting a first communications network to a second communications network. The coupler implements its functionality in software.

Abstract: The invention provides an organic thin film transistor array substrate, comprising: a substrate, having a liquid crystal display area and an organic thin film transistor area; a pixel electrode, formed on the substrate in the LCD area; a first alignment film, formed on the pixel electrode; a second alignment film, formed on the substrate in the OTFT area; an organic semiconductor layer, formed on the second alignment film, wherein the organic semiconductor layer is aligned along the direction of the second alignment film; and a gate, a source and a drain, formed in the OTFT area, wherein the source and the drain are in contact with the organic semiconductor layer and a channel is formed between the source and the drain.

Abstract: An organic device including a substrate or a dielectric layer; a photoresist layer formed on the substrate or dielectric layer, wherein the photoresist layer is provided with a plurality of microgrooves having an alignment direction; an organic semiconducting layer having alignment formed on the photoresist layer, wherein the organic semiconducting layer aligns according to the alignment direction of the microgrooves of the photoresist layer; and an electrode.

Abstract: An EL Frisbee is composed of a main body and an electroluminescent device. The electroluminescent device includes at least one electroluminescent plate secured on the main body.

Abstract: A process for forming an organic semiconducting layer having molecular alignment. First, a photoalignment organic layer is formed on a substrate or A dielectric layer. Next, the photoalignment organic layer is irradiated by polarized light through a mask, such that the photoalignment organic layer becomes an orientation layer having molecular alignment. Finally, an organic semiconducting layer is formed on the orientation layer, such that the organic semiconducting layer aligns according to the alignment of the orientation layer to exhibit molecular alignment. The present invention can form an organic semiconducting layer with different molecular alignments in different regions over the same substrate by means of polarized light exposure through a mask.

Abstract: A process for forming an organic semiconducting layer having molecular alignment. First, a photoalignment organic layer is formed on a substrate or a dielectric layer. Next, the photoalignment organic layer is irradiated by polarized light through a mask, such that the photoalignment organic layer becomes an orientation layer having molecular alignment. Finally, an organic semiconducting layer is formed on the orientation layer, such that the organic semiconducting layer aligns according to the alignment of the orientation layer to exhibit molecular alignment. The present invention can form an organic semiconducting layer with different molecular alignments in different regions over the same substrate by means of polarized light exposure through a mask.

Abstract: An improved frame-type, manually-operated hydraulic car jack consists of a base, a pressure release valve, a socket, a lever, a hydraulic oil cylinder, a piston, a pair of pulling bars, a pair of links, a pair of pushing bars, a load-engaging head and a locking rod. A pair of horizontally aligned holes which have a diameter slightly larger than that of the locking rod are defined in the pushing bars. When the car jack is driven to lift a car supported by the car jack to a desired level, the locking rod is inserted into and extended through the holes on the pushing bars thereby to prevent an unintentional lowering of the car jack and the car.

Abstract: Disclosed is an optical waveguide fiber coating system having means for cooling the hot fiber prior to the time that the fiber enters the coating apparatus. The cooling means comprises an elongated coolant tube through which the fiber passes. Cool dry helium is flowed into that end of the coolant tube into which the fiber enters. In a preferred embodiment, the coolant tube is surrounding by a chamber containing a liquified gas. The helium is cooled by flowing through a coil submerged in the liquified gas prior to being flowed into the tube. An iris diaphragm located at the fiber input end of the coolant tube prevents the entry of moist, warm air into that tube.