Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Hyundai Motor Company

Fine Semitech Corp.

Sungyong Cho

Bumsoo Kim

Jinchul Lee

Hyeran Kim

Yunrae Jo

Jongyop Kim

Hyunduk Chang

Choonghoon Lee

Yoon-Kyung Choi

Kiheung Kim

Yongseung Moon

Taeyoung Oh

Yoonkyung Choi

Kyungsoo Ha

Byungchul Yoo

Jaehyuck Choi

Han-Shin Lee

Jeonghwan Min

Myungjun Kim

Jikang Kim

Kyoungchae Seo

Ikjun Kim

Jeongsu Yang

Donghoon Chung

A semiconductor memory device includes a memory cell array, a row hammer management circuit and a control logic circuit. The memory cell array includes a plurality of memory cell rows. The row hammer management circuit counts the number of instances of access of each of the memory cell rows, such as in response to the receipt of an active command, to store the counted values in count cells of each of the memory cell rows as count data and, in response to a first command, initiates an internal read-update-write operation to read the count data, to update the read count data, and to write the updated count data in the count cells. The control logic circuit may performs an internal write operation to write the updated count data in the count cells during a second write time interval that is smaller than a first write time interval associated with a normal write operation.

Semiconductor memory device and methods of operation

A memory controller to control a semiconductor memory device, includes a row hammer management circuit and a scheduler. The row hammer management circuit counts each of access addresses associated with accesses to a plurality of memory cell rows of the semiconductor memory device to store counting values therein and determines a hammer address associated with at least one memory cell row which is intensively accessed among from the plurality of memory cell rows and a type of the hammer address associated with an urgency of management of the hammer address based on the counting values. The scheduler transmits the hammer address to the semiconductor memory device according to a different command protocol based on the type of the hammer address.

Memory controller that transmits hammer addresses with different command protocols and memory system including the same

A touch sensing device may include a touch sensor array including at least one beacon driving section and at least one compensation section, the at least one beacon driving section including a plurality of first touch electrodes, and the at least one compensation section including a plurality of second touch electrodes; and a touch controller connected to the touch sensor array through at least one first driving channel and at least one second driving channel, the touch controller is configured to, during a first uplink period for communication with an active pen, provide at least one beacon signal to the at least one first driving channel, and provide at least one compensation signal to the at least one second driving channel, the at least one compensation signal being an inverse of the at least one beacon signal.

Touch controller, touch sensing device including the touch controller, operating method of touch controller

A semiconductor memory device includes a memory cell array including a plurality of memory cell rows, a row hammer management circuit and a refresh control circuit. The row hammer management circuit counts the number of times of access associated with each of the plurality of memory cell rows in response to an active command from an external memory controller to store the counted values in each of the plurality of memory cell rows as count data, determines a hammer address associated with at least one of the plurality of memory cell rows, which is intensively accessed more than a predetermined reference number of times, based on the counted values, and performs an internal read-update-write operation. The refresh control circuit receives the hammer address and to perform a hammer refresh operation on victim memory cell rows which are physically adjacent to a memory cell row corresponding to the hammer address.

Semiconductor memory device and memory system including the same

An apparatus for sensing a touch includes: a sensor array including a plurality of sensor groups, each of the plurality of sensor groups including sensors adjacent to each other; a first switch circuit configured to connect each of the plurality of sensor groups to a first channel or a second channel according to a first control signal; and a second switch circuit configured to select one of the first channel and the second channel according to a second control signal, wherein the first channel includes first signal lines connected to respective sensors included in a first sensor group of the plurality of sensor groups by the first switch circuit, and the second channel includes a second signal line commonly connected to the sensors included in the first sensor group by the first switch circuit.

Apparatus and method for sensing touch based on multi-channel

A method of cleaning a reticle pod and an exposure method, the method of cleaning the reticle pod including receiving the reticle pod that includes an inner pod and an outer pod surrounding the inner pod; disassembling the inner pod from the outer pod; inspecting a surface of a base plate of the inner pod to detect defects; performing a local plasma cleaning process at a defect location on the surface of the base plate; performing a wet cleaning process on the inner pod; and reassembling the inner pod to the outer pod.

Cleaning method and cleaning system for reticle pod

Disclosed are reticle management methods and semiconductor device fabrication methods. The reticle management method includes inspecting a reticle using a first inspection method, inspecting a reticle pod storing the reticle using a second inspection method different from the first inspection method, and cleaning the reticle pod when a particle is present on the reticle pod.

Reticle management method and semiconductor device fabrication method including the same

A pellicle including a water-soluble adhesive and a photomask assembly including the pellicle are provided. A pellicle may include a membrane, a pellicle frame, and a water-soluble adhesive disposed on the pellicle frame. The water-soluble adhesive may be prepared by a mixture including a water-soluble acrylic adhesive material in an amount of about 40% to about 55% by weight of the mixture, water or a solution of water and alcohol in an amount of about 40% to about 55% by weight of the mixture, and an additive in an amount of about 1% to about 5% by weight of the mixture.

Pellicle including a water-soluble adhesive and photomask assembly including the pellicle

A clutch actuating apparatus for a double clutch transmission, may include an operation rod that constructs an operation stroke for engaging a clutch while moving straight, an electric power unit that generates a rotational force, a straight converting unit that converts the rotational force of the electric power unit into a straight movement force for moving straight the operation rod, a supplement force supplying unit for increasing the straight movement force of the operation rod and removing increased straight movement force in accordance with whether the operation rod engages or disengages the clutch, a rod locating unit that changes a position of the operation rod relative to the straight converting unit, and a housing that accommodates the straight converting unit and the supplement force supplying unit and covers the operation rod with a portion exposed to the outside.

Clutch actuating apparatus for double clutch transmission

A clutch actuating apparatus for a double clutch transmission, may include an electric unit that generates rotational force, a decelerating unit coupled to the electric unit and reducing the rotational force of the electric unit, a straight-converting unit that converts the rotational force reduced by the decelerating unit into a straight motion force, a push rod that is moved straight by the straight motion force of the straight-converting unit and makes an operational stroke to selectively engage a clutch, a supplement force supplying unit engaging with the push rod to increase the straight movement force to the push rod or to remove the increased straight movement force from the push rod when the push rod engages or disengages the clutch, and a rod locating unit coupled to the push rod and changing a relative position of the push rod to the straight-converting unit.

Clutch actuating apparatus for transmission

A shifting apparatus for a double clutch transmission may include a plurality of odd-numbered stage driven-shift elements, a plurality of even-numbered stage driven-shift elements, odd-numbered stage driving-shift elements that are provided to selectively move straight any one of the odd-numbered stage driven-shift elements, even-numbered stage driving-shift elements provided to selectively move straight any one of the even-numbered stage driven-shift elements, an odd-numbered stage selecting actuator that supplies the straight motion path to the odd-numbered stage driving-shift elements, an odd-numbered stage shifting actuator that supplies the rotary motion path to the odd-numbered stage driving-shift elements, an even-numbered stage selecting actuator that supplies the straight motion path to the even-numbered stage driving-shift elements, and an even-numbered stage shifting actuator that supplies the rotary motion path to the even-numbered stage driving-shift elements.

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Hwaseong-si, South Korea

Sungyong Cho