Hyundai Motor Company

Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute

Kia Corporation

Hongik University Industry-academia Cooperation Foundation

Do Young Jang

Ki Hong Lee

Jong Dae Kim

Jong Min Park

Nak Kyoung Kong

Dae Hee Lee

Kang Ho Park

Eun Kyoung Kim

Hong Yeol Lee

Seung Eon Moon

Jong Hyurk Park

Gyu Tae Kim

Ho Sung Choo

Young Joon Shin

Hyun Jin Ji

Sang Woon Youn

Eung Seook Park

The present disclosure provides a glass antenna structure including: a glass sheet provided in a vehicle; a monopole antenna unit located on one surface of the glass sheet; a plurality of rectangular patch planes located on another surface of the glass sheet at a position corresponding to the monopole antenna unit; and a co-planar waveguide (CPW) feeding line in contact with one end of the monopole antenna unit.

Glass antenna structure

Provided is an optical microscope system for detecting nanowires to allow for use of an existing optical microscope in fabricating an electronic device having the nanowires and including: a light source for emitting light to provide the light to a nanowire sample; a rotational polarizer provided on a path of the light emitted from the light source for polarizing the light; an optical microscope for detecting a nanowire image using light that is polarized by the rotational polarizer and incident on the nanowire sample; a CCD camera provided in a region of the optical microscope for photographing and storing the nanowire image detected by the optical microscope; and a data processor for performing Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) on the nanowire image stored in the CCD camera. Intensity of reflected light varies, due to optical anisotropy of the nanowires, along a polarizing orientation of light incident on the nanowires.

Optical microscope system for detecting nanowires using polarizer and fast fourier transform

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Seoul, South Korea

Do Young Jang