Industrial Technology Research Institute

Intellectual Property Innovation Corporation

Chien-Chang Hung

Ming-Shan Jeng

Jie-Ren Ku

Reiko Ohara

Ya-Yi Hsu

Cheng-Yen Chen

Chan-Li Hsueh

Shing-Fen Tsai

Shu-Tang Yeh

Hsu-Cheng Chiang

Jane-Hway Liao

Hong-Ming Dai

Yi-Hsiang Huang

Wen-Sheng Chang

Fanghei Tsau

Yen-Ching Kuo

Hung-Yi Chen

FangHei Tsau

Heng-Ju Lin

Fang-Hei Tsau

Shing-Cheng Chang

Cheng-Hao Yang

Chia-Hsin Lee

Chien-Yun Huang

Kai-Fan Lo

Fang-hei Tsau

Chung-Shu Pan

Chih-Chun Su

Hsiao-Chi Hsu

An embodiment of the disclosure provides a heater package including a substrate, a first barrier layer, at least one heater, and a second barrier layer. The first barrier layer is disposed on a surface of the substrate and has a first treatment layer on a side away from the substrate. The heater is disposed on the substrate and includes a heating layer and at least one electrode. The at least one electrode and the heating layer contact with each other. The second barrier layer covers an upper surface and a sidewall of the heater and has a second treatment layer on an opposite side or the side away from the substrate. A ratio of a thickness of the first treatment layer to a thickness of the first barrier layer and a ratio of a thickness of the second treatment layer to a thickness of the second barrier layer range from 0.03 to 0.2.

Heater package

A controlling device of a fuel cell system with multiple stack towers and a controlling method thereof are provided. The controlling device comprises a temperature sensing equipment, a processor and a pulse width modulation circuit. The fuel cell system comprises multiple fuel cell stacks. The controlling method further comprises: calculating an average temperature of the fuel cell stacks based on the temperatures of the fuel cell stacks by the temperature sensing equipment; determining whether differences between the average temperature and the temperatures of the fuel cell stacks fall within a preset range of average temperature difference by the processor, and adjusting an output current of at least one of the fuel cell stacks by the pulse width modulation circuit commanded by the processor when the difference between the average temperature and the temperature of the at least one fuel cell stack falls outside the preset range of average temperature difference.

Controlling method and device of fuel cell system with multiple stack towers

A package of photoelectric device including a substrate, at least one photoelectric device, a first barrier layer, a wavelength-converting layer, and a second barrier layer is provided. The photoelectric device is disposed on the substrate. The first barrier layer is disposed on the substrate and covers the photoelectric device. The wavelength-converting layer is disposed on the first barrier layer. The second barrier layer covers the wavelength-converting layer. A composition of the first barrier layer includes a nitrogen content of more than 0 atomic percent (at %) to 10 at %, an oxygen content of 50 at % to 70 at %, and a silicon content of 30 at % to 50 at %.

Package of photoelectric device

A gas compression system is provided. The gas compression system includes a compressor, an adsorption device, and a fluid control device. The compressor includes a first port and a second port. The adsorption device is adapted to output the high pressure hydrogen gas to the first port and absorb the low pressure hydrogen gas from the second port. The adsportion includes a first container connected to the first port or the second port, and a second container connected to the first port or the second port. The first container and the second container includes a hydrogen adsorption material adapted to release the high pressure hydrogen gas when heated, and absorb the low pressure hydrogen gas when cooled. A method of using the gas compression system is also provided.

Gas compression system and method of compressing gas using the gas compression system

A power supply device is provided. The power supply device includes a fuel cell, a hydrogen generator, a check valve and an exhaust valve. The fuel cell has a hydrogen inlet and a hydrogen outlet. The hydrogen generator is connected to the hydrogen inlet and used for generating hydrogen. The check valve is disposed in the hydrogen inlet and used for preventing the hydrogen within the fuel cell from flowing to the hydrogen generator, and preventing exterior air from entering the fuel cell. The exhaust valve is disposed in the hydrogen outlet for exhausting the hydrogen within the fuel cell.

Power supply device

Disclosed is a flexible power supply including a hydrogen supply device connected to a flexible fuel cell, wherein the hydrogen supply device includes a moldable hydrogen fuel. In one embodiment, the flexible fuel cell is a sheet structure, and the hydrogen supply device is a flexible flat bag, wherein the fuel cell and the hydrogen supply device are adhered to complete a sheet of a flexible power supply. The sheet of flexible power supply can be put in the pocket of cloth or baggage, or directly sewn on the outside of cap or overcoat.

Flexible power supply

Disclosed is super water absorbent polymers applied to contain water, and the polymers may further collocate with water absorbent cotton materials to accelerate water absorbent rates. The described water absorbent materials are combined with solid hydrogen fuel to complete a stable hydrogen supply device. Performance of the hydrogen supply device is not effected by inverting or tilting thereof. Even if inverting or tilting the device, the water contained in the water absorbent materials does not flow out from the device. As such, the MEA film in the fuel cell connected to the hydrogen supply device will not blocked by the water, thereby avoiding the fuel cell performance degradation even breakdown.

Hydrogen supply device

An air treatment apparatus has a housing and a vent cover. The housing has a treatment element, at least one entrance and a fan secured in the hollow housing and facing the entrance. The vent cover is detachably and replaceably attached to the housing. At least one vent is selectively defined in one of the top face and the front face of the vent cover. With such an air treatment apparatus, the vent cover can be interchanged between a jet-flow one or a laminar-flow one.

Air treatment apparatus with an interchangeable vent cover

An air conditioning module applicable to a partition panel is disclosed herein. The air conditioning module includes a heat exchanger and a blower mounted inside the panel. The partition panel is suitable for assembling a modular personal working compartment in an office. A heat transfer medium is provided to the air conditioning module for generating cooled or heated air for the personal working space. The operation of the air conditioning module can accommodate individual needs, as well as save energy.

Air conditioning module for room partition unit

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Chien-Chang Hung