Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Industry-university Cooperation Foundation Hanyang University

Seong Hoon Kim

Jungwon Lee

Donghyun Yeom

Jong-Chul Choi

Dohyung Ha

Min-Sung Lee

Kwang-Tai Kim

Hyun-Ju Hong

Hyungsup Byeon

Tho Pham

Min-Su Jung

Gregory Tran

Min-Woo Yoo

Seong Woo Kang

Seung Ah Oh

Vincent Nguyen

Joe Bragg

Tae Yeon Hwang

Jaewan Kim

Nikollay Ivanov

Sung-Won Hong

Scott Tran

Min Cheol Han

Scott Tam

Se Hyung Lee

Yeon Soo Yeom

Chan Hyeong Kim

An electronic device is provided. The electronic device includes a housing that forms a rear surface of the electronic device and at least a portion of a side surface of the electronic device, a display that forms a portion of a front surface of the electronic device, a flexible layer extended from the display, the flexible layer including: a bent portion, and a planar portion extended from the bent portion and disposed between the display and the rear surface of the housing, the planar portion including a first surface facing the display and a second surface facing the rear surface, a display driver integrated circuit (DDIC) mounted on the first surface of the planar portion of the flexible layer, the DDIC electrically connected to the display, and a flexible printed circuit board connected with the flexible layer on the second surface of the planar portion of the flexible layer.

Electronic device with display

An electronic device for widening an active area of a display is provided. The electronic device includes a housing including a first plate and a second plate facing away from the first plate, a touch screen display including a first glass plate, a second glass plate, and an organic light-emitting diode (OLED) layer interposed between the first plate and the second plate, a flexible layer including a first portion connected to the first surface of the second glass plate and bent around an edge of the second glass plate toward the second plate of the housing, and a second portion extending from the first portion and interposed between the second glass plate and the second plate of the housing, a display driver integrated circuit (DDIC) mounted on a first surface of the second portion of the flexible layer, and a printed circuit board (PCB) including a portion mounted on a second surface of the second portion of the flexible layer.

Provided are a dose calculation method, a dose calculation device, and a computer-readable storage medium. The dose calculation method comprises: generating an intermediate image between a plurality of sequentially acquired diagnostic images; and calculating doses through a simulation using the diagnostic images and the intermediate image.

Dose calculation method, dose calculation device, and computer-readable storage medium

The inventors have discovered that aerodynamic forces contribute to disk fluttering. If the flow of air about these disk surfaces is unstable, the resulting aerodynamic forces can mechanically excite the disk surfaces, causing fluttering. The invention includes media enclosures constraining such aerodynamic effects, methods of making disk drives with these enclosures, the disk drives. This includes disk drives of at most 13 millimeters in height.

Media enclosures providing reduced air gap around disk drive media surfaces of a disk drive

Aerodynamic forces contribute to disk and actuator vibration leading to track positioning errors in storage devices such as hard disk drives. The invention provides a variety of dampening mechanisms and a method of dampening to alleviate these problems in single disk storage devices. This includes disk drives of at most 13 millimeters in height.

Media enclosures dampening desk vibration in single disk storage devices

Aerodynamic forces contribute to disk and actuator vibration leading to track positioning errors in storage devices such as hard disk drives. The invention provides a variety of dampening mechanisms and a method of dampening to alleviate these problems.

Apparatus and method for dampening disk vibration in storage devices

The inventors have found that by changing the outer wall shape of at least disk spacer, the air flow of the relevant inner region is disrupted, causing particulate adhesion to be minimized. The air flow disruption acts to blow more air through the inner region, effectively moving particles away from the inner region rather than retaining these particles. The inventors call disk spacers with outer wall shapes disrupting inner region air flow, screw-type spacers.

Disk spacer in a disk drive system

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Cupertino, CA, United States of America

Seong Hoon Kim