Jae-Ik Lim
Samsung
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SID Symposium Digest of Technical Papers | 2005
Jae-Ik Lim; Hoon-Sang Choi; J. S. Kwon; Kyung-Geun Lee; Sang-Woo Kim; Mun-Jo Kim; C. I. Chung; Jang-Sik Lee
We have developed the NPSCN (Nano Pigment Screen) technique, a new style phosphor screen and successfully applied it to the CRT TVs. The technique significantly improved contrast, color gamut and body color in comparison to the previous CRTs without any additional process or investment cost.
Scientific Reports | 2017
Hanbyul Jin; Sungchul Jung; Junhyung Kim; Sanghyun Heo; Jae-Ik Lim; Won-Sang Park; Hye Yong Chu; Franklin Bien; Kibog Park
We introduce a new type of multi-functional capacitive sensor that can sense several different external stimuli. It is fabricated only with polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) films and silver nanowire electrodes by using selective oxygen plasma treatment method without photolithography and etching processes. Differently from the conventional single-capacitor multi-functional sensors, our new multi-functional sensor is composed of two vertically-stacked capacitors (dual-capacitor). The unique dual-capacitor structure can detect the type and strength of external stimuli including curvature, pressure, strain, and touch with clear distinction, and it can also detect the surface-normal directionality of curvature, pressure, and touch. Meanwhile, the conventional single-capacitor sensor has ambiguity in distinguishing curvature and pressure and it can detect only the strength of external stimulus. The type, directionality, and strength of external stimulus can be determined based on the relative capacitance changes of the two stacked capacitors. Additionally, the logical flow reflected on a tree structure with its branches reaching the direction and strength of the corresponding external stimulus unambiguously is devised. This logical flow can be readily implemented in the sensor driving circuit if the dual-capacitor sensor is commercialized actually in the future.
SID Symposium Digest of Technical Papers | 2007
Jae-Ik Lim; Wang-Sang Park; Sun-Hong Ann; Chi-Woo Kim; Junsin Yi
We have developed an ultra low voltage driving transflective liquid crystal display without high dielectric liquid crystal material, We used a new LC mode configuration. By adjusting cell gap, retardation, film angle (polarizer, retarder), We have achieved 2.5 voltage driving for LC dynamic movement. and hence, The power consumption for LC Driving (analog power) has been reduced by 50%.
SID Symposium Digest of Technical Papers | 2009
Jae-Ik Lim; Kee-han Uh; Kyu-Seok Kim; Young-Nam Yun; Ji-Hye Moon; Sang-Hyun Choi
The ECB LC Mode is generally normally white Mode and is used transflective Mode, By applying new configuration of LC, Film such as Polarizer, Retarder, We realized Normally black ECB transflective Mode which one configuration improve reflective property, the other configuration improve transmissive property such as Contrast Ratio. Finally, we acquired over 200:1 contrast Ratio, and 4% reflectance in condition of a diffusing light.
Archive | 2007
Hae-Young Yun; Jae-Ik Lim; Seungkyu Lee
Archive | 2004
Jae-hyun Kim; Sung-Eun Cha; Sang-Woo Kim; Won-Sang Park; Jae-Young Lee; Jae-Ik Lim
Archive | 2003
Jong-Whan Cho; Kee-han Uh; Sang-Woo Park; Sang-Jin Pak; Jae-Ik Lim; Bang-Sil Choi
Archive | 2005
Jae-Ik Lim; Jae-Young Lee; Sang Woo Kim; Poundaleva Irina; Sung-Eun Cha; Seungkyu Lee; Jae-Hyun Kim; Hae-Young Yun; Kee-han Uh; Won-Sang Park
Archive | 2005
Kee-han Uh; Hyung-Guel Kim; Sang-Woo Kim; Seungkyu Lee; Bo-Young An; Won-Sang Park; Jae-hyun Kim; Hae-Young Yun; Jae-Young Lee; Poundaleva Irina; Sung-Eun Cha; Young-Joo Chang; Jae-Ik Lim; Ki-Hun Jeong
Archive | 2007
Jae-Hyun Kim; Won-Sang Park; Sang Woo Kim; Sung-Eun Cha; Jae-Young Lee; Jae-Ik Lim