Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute

Chan-Mo Kang

Chunwon Byun

Sukyung Choi

Byoung-Hwa Kwon

Hyunsu Cho

Jin Wook Shin

Hyunkoo Lee

Jeong Ik Lee

Chan Woo Park

Nam Sung Cho

Jong-Heon Yang

Sujung Kim

Sooji Nam

Kukjoo Kim

Jin-Wook Shin

O Eun Kwon

Hye Jin Kim

Chi-Sun Hwang

Gi Heon Kim

Jaehyun Moon

Chil Seong Ah

Seong Hyun Kim

Seongdeok Ahn

Bock Soon Na

Lee-Mi Do

Young-deuk Jeon

Kyu-Ha Baek

Wooseup Youm

Yun-Jeong Kim

Jin-Hwa Ryu

Dae Hyun Ahn

Jiyun Han

Woongseob Han

Jae-Hyeung Park

Provided is a flexible organic light emitting element that may include a flexible substrate, a circuit element layer on the flexible substrate, an emission layer on the circuit element layer, a first encapsulation structure between the flexible substrate and the circuit element layer, and a second encapsulation structure on the emission layer, wherein the first encapsulation structure includes a first inorganic layer and a first organic layer, which are sequentially stacked on an upper surface of the flexible substrate, and the first organic layer includes a first polymer nanocomposite.

Flexible organic light emitting element including encapsulation structure

A near-eye display system may comprise: a display panel; a pixelated optical shutter disposed to be spaced apart from a front surface of the display panel by a predetermined distance, and configured to selectively pass light from the display panel through an aperture formed therein; and a transmissive retro-reflector configured to transversely retro-reflect a portion of the light diverging after passing through the aperture of the pixelated optical shutter so that the portion of the light converges on a viewpoint of a position of a user's eye, wherein the aperture of the pixelated optical shutter and the viewpoint in which the transversely retro-reflected light converges on the position of the user's eye form a symmetry with respect to the transmissive retro-reflector.

Vision correction near-eye display system and operating method of near-eye display

A pixel circuit includes a sensing block, a stimulation block, a first line control circuit, and a second line control circuit. The sensing block outputs biometric data of a biosignal in response to a first selection signal. The stimulation block radiates a stimulation signal in response to a second selection signal. The first line control circuit outputs the first selection signal for selecting the sensing block as a target sensing block, and outputs the second selection signal for selecting the stimulation block as a target stimulation block. The second line control circuit processes characteristic data associated with the biometric data and the stimulation signal.

Pixel circuit for radiating stimulation signal and receiving biosignal and electronic device including the same

Provided is a display device. The display device includes a substrate having a pixel area including a first sub-pixel area, a second sub-pixel area, and a third sub-pixel area, a first control layer on the substrate, a second control layer on the first control layer, an intervening layer disposed between the first control layer and the second control layer on the first sub-pixel area and the second sub-pixel area, first quantum dots on the intervening layer of the first sub-pixel area, second quantum dots on the intervening layer of the second sub-pixel area, and an organic layer configured to cover a top surface and a side surface of the intervening layer between the first control layer and the second control layer.

Display device

Provided is a bio-signal detection and stimulation device. The bio-signal detection and stimulation device includes a flexible substrate, a stimulation part on the flexible substrate, and a detection electrode part on the flexible substrate. The stimulation part and the detection electrode part vertically overlap each other, the stimulation part includes an organic light emitting diode (OLED), the stimulation part emits an optical signal, and the detection electrode part detects a bio-signal.

Bio-signal detection and stimulation device

Provided is a pixel circuit. The pixel circuit includes a conversion element forming a voltage of an input level at a first node, a first transistor adjusting the voltage of the first node to a first level in response to a first signal received at a first time interval, a first capacitive element forming a voltage at a second node based on the voltage of the first node, a second transistor adjusting a level of the voltage of the second node to a second level in response to the first signal, a third transistor forming a voltage at a third node, a fourth transistor outputting a current in response to a second signal received in a second time interval, and a. fifth transistor adjusting the voltage of the third node to a third level in response to a third signal received in a third time interval.

Pixel circuit including conversion element, capacitive element, and transistors

Provided is a light emitting device including a lower electrode, an upper electrode disposed to face the lower electrode, a quantum dot light emitting layer between the lower electrode and the upper electrode, an electron transport layer between the lower electrode and the quantum dot light emitting layer, and a hole transport layer between the upper electrode and the quantum dot light emitting layer, wherein the quantum dot light emitting layer includes a quantum dot, and a first ligand on a surface of the quantum dot, and a second ligand on the surface of the quantum dot.

Light emitting device including a quantum dot light emitting layer having a first and second ligand on a surface of a quantum dot

A display device according to an embodiment of the inventive concept provides includes a substrate, a green light emitting element group and a blue light emitting element group, which are repeatedly arranged in a first direction parallel to a top surface of the substrate, and a red conversion pattern on the green light emitting element group and the blue light emitting element group. Here, the red conversion pattern overlaps a portion of the green light emitting element group and a portion of the blue light emitting element group in a second direction perpendicular to the top surface of the substrate.

Display device and manufacturing method thereof

An optical oil component sensor and a sensing method using the sensor, which can identify similar fuel oil in real time. The optical oil component sensor includes a light source unit, a reference optical waveguide, configured to guide light thereinto, for receiving and outputting light emitted from the light source unit, a sensing optical waveguide, configured to guide light thereinto, for receiving and outputting light emitted from the light source unit, wherein a portion of the sensing optical waveguide is formed to be in contact with test target oil, a light-receiving unit for receiving both a reference light signal, output from the reference optical waveguide, and a test light signal, output from the sensing optical waveguide, and a control unit for identifying components of the test target oil by comparing optical properties of the reference light signal and the test light signal with each other.

Optical oil component sensor and sensing method using the same

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Daejeon, South Korea

Chan-Mo Kang