Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Intellectual Discovery Co., Ltd.

Nhn Entertainment Corporation

Information and Communications University Educational Foundation

Dong Soo Lee

Sung Chang Kim

Hark Yoo

Geun Yong Kim

Mun Seob Lee

Jong Deog Kim

Young Suk Lee

Bin Yeong Yoon

Sung Woong Park

Hee Do Kim

Bong Tae Kim

Young Sun Kim

Je Soo Ko

Jai Sang Koh

Jae In Kim

Su Young Bae

Sang Jin Hyun

Jong Ho Park

Sang Soo Lee

Wan Don Kim

Bong Kyu Kim

Chang Ho Shin

Young Tak Han

Byung Tak Lee

Hyun Woo Cho

Sun Chul Kim

Hyung Suk Jung

Yeong Seok Kim

Man Seop Lee

Jae Jun Bang

Seog Ho Lim

Myoung Sun Ha

Kyoung Ryeol Jang

Suk Byung Chae

KiHuen Lee

Sang Ho Jang

WooJin Cho

Jae Yeol Song

Tae Gyeong Kim

A semiconductor device includes first and second active patterns disposed on a substrate, a field insulating film disposed between the first and second active patterns, a first gate structure intersecting the first active pattern, and a second gate structure intersecting the second active pattern, in which the first gate structure includes a first gate insulating film on the first active pattern, a first upper insertion film on the first gate insulating film, and a first upper conductive film on the first upper insertion film, and the second gate structure includes a second gate insulating film on the second active pattern, a second upper insertion film on the second gate insulating film, and a second upper conductive film on the second upper insertion film. Each of the first and second upper insertion films may include an aluminum nitride film. Each of the first and second upper conductive films may include aluminum.

Semiconductor device

A test handler includes a pusher which includes a pusher end which comes into contact with a DUT (Device Under Test) to transfer heat, and a pusher body which conducts heat to the pusher end, the pusher end separating a test tray for fixing the DUT and the pusher body from each other; a porous match plate including a pusher arrangement region in which the pusher body is placed, and a plurality of holes placed adjacent to the pusher arrangement region; a heater placed on an upper surface of the porous match plate to control temperature of the pusher; and an airflow input port placed on the heater to provide the airflow to the plurality of holes, in which the airflow passes through the plurality of holes and passes through a separated space between the test tray and the pusher body.

Test handler and semiconductor device equipment including same

A semiconductor device including a substrate; a first and second active region on the substrate; a first recess intersecting with the first active region; a second recess intersecting with the second active region; a gate spacer extending along sidewalls of the first and second recess; a first lower high-k dielectric film in the first recess and including a first high-k dielectric material in a first concentration and a second high-k dielectric material; a second lower high-k dielectric film in the second recess and including the first high-k dielectric material in a second concentration that is greater than the first concentration, and the second high-k dielectric material; a first metal-containing film on the first lower high-k dielectric film and including silicon in a third concentration; and a second metal-containing film on the second lower high-k dielectric film and including silicon in a fourth concentration that is smaller than the third concentration.

A method of downloading a resource in a mobile environment includes detecting an attempt to access at least one server from a mobile terminal, executing a thread for each server to which the attempt to access is made, based on a multi-thread, downloading a resource of the at least one server through the corresponding thread, the resource being compressed based on a file unit, and unpacking the compressed resource, in which the threads are executed in parallel in the order of servers to which the attempt to access is made.

Method and system for downloading resource in mobile environment

A method of fabricating a LED module includes preparing a circuit board, such that the circuit board includes a reflective laminate around a chip mounting region and an electrode pad in the chip mounting region, preparing a mask, such that the mask includes a protruding portion with a discharge hole, and the protruding portion is inserted into a space surrounded by the reflective laminate, dispensing solder paste onto the electrode pad using the mask, and bonding an electrode of a LED chip to the electrode pad of the circuit board using the solder paste.

Method of fabricating light emitting diode module

Disclosed is a method and an apparatus for selecting a wavelength in a hybrid Passive Optical Network (PON) system. The method of selecting a wavelength by a wavelength selecting apparatus in a hybrid passive optical network system includes: performing synchronization with any one of a plurality of downstream wavelengths; when the synchronization is succeeded, determining whether to select the synchronized downstream wavelength for a registration to an optical line terminal; and when it is determined to select the synchronized downstream wavelength, performing the registration to the optical line terminal through the synchronized downstream wavelength.

Method and apparatus for selecting wavelength in hybrid passive optical network system

Disclosed are a method and system for determining and controlling power of an optical transmitter of an optical network unit (ONU) for a time and wavelength division multiplexing passive optical network (TWDM-PON). The system includes an RSSI collector configured to collect received signal strength indication (RSSI) information from upstream optical signals received from the ONUs connected to optical line terminal (OLT) ports, an ONU power level determiner configured to gather the pieces of RSSI information about the ONUs from the RSSI collector, and to determine power of optical transmitters of the ONUs based on the gathered information, and a power mode controller configured to receive power mode setting information of the optical transmitters of the ONUs from the ONU power level determiner, and to generate a physical layer operation and maintenance (PLOAM) message to control power modes of the ONUs based on the received power mode setting information.

Method and system for determining and controlling power of optical transmitter of optical network unit for time and wavelength division multiplexing passive optical network

A fast protection switching method for a Passive Optical Network (PON). When performing protection switching from an operation link (an operation network) to a protection link (a protection network) in a PON, the fast protection switching method enables rapidly updating Equalization Delay (EqD) values, even if the EqD values are different for Optical Network Terminals (ONTs) of varying distances.

Fast protection switching method for passive optical network

Provided is a method of saving power in a passive optical network (PON) system including an optical line terminal (OLT) and a plurality of optical network units (ONUs), the OLT including an optical transceiver to communicate with at least one ONU through an optical line, and a controller to control the optical transceiver to transmit an upstream bandwidth map to the ONU at a predetermined transmission interval, wherein the transmission interval is determined based on a desired upstream data service delay time.

Method of controlling optical network unit (ONU) in sleep mode

An optical network system for controlling a passive optical network (PON) in which at least one symmetric optical subscriber terminal and at least one asymmetric optical subscriber terminal coexist is provided.

Optical network system and method for controlling optical network system

A Passive Optical Network (PON)-based system and method for providing handover between Optical Network Terminals (ONTs) are provided. The PON-based system may include an Optical Line Terminal (OLT), and an ONT to relay communication between the OLT and a mobile terminal. When the mobile terminal is connected to the ONT, the ONT may transmit a WiFi location update alarm message to the OLT, and the OLT may update a Look-Up Table (LUT) in response to the WiFi location update alarm message.

Passive optical network (PON)-based system and method for providing handover among optical network terminals (ONTs)

An apparatus and method for monitoring an optical line is provided. The optical line monitoring apparatus may include a comparison unit to extract first identification information about an optical network terminal (ONT) from reflected data that is reflected and received from the optical line, and to compare the extracted first identification information to predetermined second identification information about the ONT, and a processor to analyze a state of the optical line using the reflected data when the first identification information is identical to the second identification information.

Apparatus and method for monitoring optical line

Provided is an optical line terminator (OLT) to recover packet data and a clock from an optical signal including a silent interval. The OLT may receive packet data and a clock from at least one optical network unit (ONU). Even in a silent interval in which the at least one ONU does not transmit packet data, the OLT may successfully recover the clock.

Method and apparatus for burst mode clock and data recovery

An apparatus and method for managing a dynamic bandwidth allocation to support a low-power mode, in a passive optical network (PON) are provided. The apparatus may include a power saving mode managing unit to manage a power saving mode of at least one optical network unit (ONU), a bandwidth allocation parameter storage unit to store a bandwidth allocation parameter used for a power saving mode, and to maintain the stored bandwidth allocation parameter, and a dynamic bandwidth allocating unit to provide bandwidth allocation information to the at least one ONU, when the stored bandwidth allocation parameter is received.

Apparatus and method for managing dynamic bandwidth allocation to support low-power mode in passive optical network (PON)

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Gwangju, South Korea

Dong Soo Lee