韓國都市男便의 衣服購買行動에 관한 硏究 : 서울市를 中心으로 The Case of Seoul

李春桂 한국의류학회 1980 한국의류학회지 Vol.4 No.1

This study attempts to discern the purchasing pattern of urban husbands' clothing in Korea. Studies on this subject in other cultures show that wives play lesser role in purchasing activities of their husbands' clothing in the industrial societies rather than in the pre-industrial ones. It would be interesting to know the way selecting and buying husbands' clothing in urban Korea. Specifically questions to be answered include: Who makes the decision in selecting in kinds of husbands' clothing and who buy them? Data for this study has been collected through structured questionaire survey for 606 married women in the City of Seoul including 192 mothers of elementary school students, 58 elementary school teachers, 210 mothers of middle and high school students, 56 mothers of undergraduate students, and 47 college professors. Since most women of our sample are relatively high in educational level and working for various educational institutions, the findings of this study should not be generalized as a general trend of urban Korea. Major findings of this study include: 1) Purchasing husbands' clothing is not entirely wives' domain. The degree of participation on the part of wives in selecting and buying of their husbands' clothing depends upon the kinds of clothings. If it is for such items as underwear, socks, handkerchief, or umbrella, which are relatively easy to choose in terms of size, outlook, and price, more wives do the job. Other- wise, however, husbands more actively participate in selecting and buying their own clothings such as shoes, overcoats, neck tie, and formal wear. 2) In terms of clothing behavior of husbands, it seems to be a general trend that husbands select their clothings, but wives buy them. 3) Variables related to socio-economic status seem to affect the clothing behavior of husbands. Those who more actively participate in selecting and buying their clothings include: husbands whose wives have a job outside thier family, younger in age, middle school or high school graduates rather than college graduate or husbands with far lesser education, and husbands who live in western style houses rether than in traditional Korean houses.

日本 正倉院소장 服飾類와 新羅와의 관계 : 日本의 報告를 중심으로

이춘계 東國大學校 敎育問題硏究所 1993 교육문제연구 Vol.8 No.-

女高生上衣의 動作適應性에 관한 硏究 : armhole과 소매의 構成을 中心으로 The Construction of Armhole and Sleeve

李春械 동국대학교 1982 論文集 Vol.21 No.-

The Writer has experimented on the Wearing test of highschool girl's clothes by means of physical method. This paper reports the result of the experiment on the Construction of the armhole and sleeve. The factors of the experiment are the depth of the Armhole(bust girth/4-2cm, bust girth/4-1,bust girth/4, bust girth/4+1,and bust girth/4+2) the Hight of the sleeve cap(armhol/4 and armhole/4+2cm), the girth of the bust(76㎝, 80㎝, 84㎝) and the fundermental movement(10 action from M1 to M10). The drawing conditions of the armhole which fits both a body and its movement are as follows; (1) in the case of ordinary clothes the depth of the armhole; bust/4 and bust/4+1cm the hight of the sleeve cap; armhole/4+2cm (2) in the case of working clothes the depth of the armhole; bust/4+2cm, bust/4+1cm, and bust/4 in order. the hight of the sleeve cap; armhole/4

日本 正倉院의 染織과 그 製作國

李春桂,崔在錫 東國大學校 1994 東國論叢 Vol.33 No.-

It has been widely asserted among the Japanese scholars that the numerous textile treasures in patterned dyeing kept in the Shoso-in, were made in Japan as well as Tang of China, without any hard evidences. This paper attempts to identify the country where the treasures are believed to have been made. We have closely examined the Japanese technology of making the textile in patterned dyeing during the 8th through 10th century, paying special attentions to the following points: 1) The quality fo the textiles which Japan had actually given to the Chinese Court as tributes. 2) The tributary code of Japan which specified the tributes to the Chinese Emperors. 3) The qualities of the textiles which Japan had given to the Unified Shilla as tributes. 4) The quality of the textiles which Japan had given to Palhae as tributes. 5) The textiles paid by Japan when she purchased goods from the Shilla in A.D. 752. 6) The quality of the textiles given to aristocrates and bureaucrates by the Japanese government as salary. 7) The quality of the textiles collected from the Japanese peasants as taxes. This study has reached to the conclusion that, at least during that period, Japan had not been able to produce such textiles of highly advanced quality in patterned weaves and dyeing as those kept in the Shoso-in. Instead its quality remained only on the levlel of the raw silk without patterns. Meanwhile, the artisans of Shilla, with an extraordinary sense of color, had developed the color techniques and already produced about 50 different kinds of color during that period. Various dyeing techniques, including the wax-resist dyeing or laphil, clamp-resist dyeing or Hyopil, and tie-resist dyeing, or Gyohil, had already been developed even during the There State period as well as in the Shilla of 7th century. The old Korea had exported various kinds of patterned dyeing textiles to China from as early as 7th century through 11th century. Especially the shill textiles were highly regarded among the Chinese, as evidenced by the fact that the Tang had banned the production of good quality textiles, but permitted the production of the Shilla brocade within the country. Besides, according to the Japanese sources, Japan had also imported various kinds of dyeing and paints, in addition to the textiles, from the Shilla. And among them the textiles inscribed with the names of the Shilla producers were also found at the Shoso-in. Among the designs of the textile tresures of the Shoso-on, those of lotus, clouds, flower-bearing plants, birds and animals living only in the south Seas, phoenix, twin-birds, twin-animals and hunters appears frequently. and the designs are virtually identical to those often appeared on the Shilla roof tiles and bricks found in the archaeological excarvation sites in Korea. Especially the best textiles of the Shoso-in, including the silk with large floral-patterns on a blue ground and the silk with flower patterns on a red ground were quite identical to those of the Unified Shilla tiles and Koryo brocades in terms of its designs. Since we have already discussed in another paper about the problem that, during the period, Japan were hardly able to bring about goods from China, we need not to repeat it here.

알루미나 기판상에 형성된 타이타늄 박막의 특성연구

정운조,박계춘,정해덕 국립7개대학공동논문집간행위원회 2002 공업기술연구 Vol.2 No.-

Ti films were deposited onto 100×100 ㎜ alumina substrates using dc magnetron sputtering under the following conditions; substrate temperature of R.T.∼400 ℃, annealing temperature of 100∼400 ℃ and sputtering gas pressure of 1.3∼3.0×10^-2 Torr. And the film were examined by X-ray diffraction analysis (XRD), scanning electron microscopy(SEM) and 4-point measurement system. The best electrical and structural properties obtained by substrate temperature of ∼200 ℃, target-substrate distance of ∼14 ㎝ and sputtering pressure of 1.3∼1.7×10^-2 Torr. Also at that condition the most excellent adhesion was observed.

Cu_0.28Ag_0.72InSe_1.4S_0.6 薄膜에 關한 硏究

鄭海德,朴桂春 木浦大學校 工業技術硏究所 1991 工業技術硏究誌 Vol.1 No.-

The polycrystalline Cu_0.28Ag_0.72InSe_1.4S_0.6 thin films are prepared by vacuum heat treatment of layer, which is deposited by direct resisting vacuum evaporation. From optical absorption spetra, the optical band gap energy is determined to be 1.5[eV] at room temperature. From electrical method, hole concentration, resistivity and mobility are 9.3*10^18[㎝^-3], 6*10^-2[Ωㆍ㎝], 11.2[㎠/V.sec] respectively at room temperature.

ZnAl₂O₄삼원화합물의 구조 및 광학적 특성

강병모,박계춘 木浦大學校 工業技術硏究所 1997 工業技術硏究誌 Vol.7 No.-

ZnO and Al2O3 powders were mixed in 1:1 mole ratio and ball-milled with ethanol for 3h. After the pressing process, the mixtures were sintered at 700°C~1300°C for 5 h in air to form ZnAl2O4. Structural properties were analyzed by X-ray diffraction patterns : optical properties by sbsorption spectra with UV-VIS-NIR Spectrophotometer : microstructural properties by SEM : photoluminescent properties by using PL Measuring System. In result, ZnAl2O4 phosphor is crystallized at 1100°C and optical bandgap is calculated at 4.65 eV. PL spectra were shifted to longer wavelengths with increasing temperature and was appeared around 780mm at 1300°C. Additionally, the peak intensity was very strong at 800°C and was declined with increasing temperature.

CuInS_2 박막 제조 및 그 특성

정해덕,박계춘,조재철,정운조,김성구 木浦大學校 工業技術硏究所 1992 工業技術硏究誌 Vol.2 No.-

The polycrystalline CuInS_2 thin films are prepared by vacuum heat treatment of layer, which is deposited by vaccum evaporation in order. The electrical and optical properties of the films are investigated at various sulfur deposition mole rate, substrate temperature, heat treatment temperature and time. From data, n type- CuInS_2 exhibits resistivity, transmittance and energy band gap with 142[Ωㆍ㎝], 73[%], and 1.5[eV] respectively at optimum fabrication condition. Finally, the films are fabricated with chalcopyrite structure.

E-beam 제작된 Cu-doped CdS 박막에 관한 연구

이진,박계춘,김성구 木浦大學校 工業技術硏究所 1992 工業技術硏究誌 Vol.2 No.-

In this paper, We prepared the thin film Cu-doped CdS Photovoltaic Cell, varying deposition condition by E-beam process and investigated its properties. After the Cu-CdS films were deposited on transparent ITO glass, We heat-treated to diffuse Cu atoms to CdS film at 350[℃]. With deposited Cu-doped CdS film, We investigated the electrical, optical, X-ray diffraction and junction property. We studied how to prepare the High conversion efficiency Solar cell window layer.

X-cut LiNbO_3 광도파로 제작 및 패턴 특성

정운조,김성,박계춘 국립7개대학공동논문집간행위원회 2001 공업기술연구 Vol.1 No.-

The optical near field patterns, propagation loss and mode sizes of x-cut Ti:LiNbO_3 optical waveguide which was fabricated by Ti-diffusion varying with Ti strip thickness in wet oxygen atmosphere were investigated and tested at optical wavelength 1550㎚. As Ti thickness increased from 760A˚, the insertion loss of waveguide was decreased. But at Ti thickness 1500A˚, mode sizes are widely broadened. The Ti thickness of below 1100A˚ and above 1500A˚ showed negative effects to propagation loss and fiber coupling. The best Ti thickness for fabricating low propagation loss and good fiber coupling was inferred to be between 1100A˚-1500A˚ in our conditions. And for Ti thickness 1150A˚, its propagation loss, horizontal/vertical mode sizes were measured 1.61㏈/㎝, 11.9/8.9㎛ for TM, 0.22㏈/㎝, 12.0/9.1㎛ for TE respectively.