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12비트 CMOS 전류 셀 매트릭스 D/A 변환기 설계
류기홍,윤광섭,Ryu, Ki-Hong,Yoon, Kwang-Sub 대한전자공학회 1999 電子工學會論文誌, C Vol.c36 No.8
This paper describes a 12bit CMOS current cell matrix D/A converter which shows a conversion rate of 65MHz and a power supply of 3.3V. Designed D/A converter utilizes current cell matrix structure with good monotonicity characteristic and fast settling time, and it is implemented by using the tree structure bias circuit, the symmetrical routing method with ground line and the cascode current switch to reduce the errors of the conventional D/A converter caused by a threshold voltage mismatch of current cells and a voltage drop of the ground line. The designed D/A converter was implemented with a $0.6{\mu}m$ CMOS n-well technology. The measured data shows a settling time of 20ns, a conversion rate of 50 MHz and a power dissipation of 35.6mW with a single power supply of 3.3V. The experimental SNR, DNL, and INL of the D/A converter is measured to be 55dB, ${\pm}0.5LSB$, and ${\pm}2LSB$, respectively. 본 논문에서는 12비트의 해상도와 65MHz의 변환속도를 가지면서 단일 3.3V의 공급전압으로 동작하는 전류 셀 매트릭스 구조의 CMOS D/A 변환기를 제안하였다. 설계된 CMOS D/A 변환기는 우수한 단조증가성과 빠른 정착시간을 가지는 전류 셀 매트릭스 구조의 장점을 이용하면서 기존의 D/A 변환기의 전류셀 간의 문턱전압의 부정합과 접지선의 전압 강하에 의한 오차를 감소시키기 위해 트리 구조 바이어스 회로, 대칭적 접지선 연결, 캐스코드 전류 스위치를 사용하여 구현되었다. 설계된 전류 셀 매트릭스 12비트 D/A 변환기를 $0.6{\mu}m$ CMOS n-well 공정을 이용하여 제작하였다. 제작된 DAC칩을 +3.3V 단일 공급전원을 이용하여 측정한 결과, 정착시간이 20nsec로써 50MHz의 변환속도와 35.6mW의 전력소모를 나타내었다. 또한 측정된 SNR, DNL은 각각 55 dB, ${\pm}0.5LSB$,${\pm}2LSB$를 나타내었다.
황선홍(Sun Hong Hwang),류기홍(Ki Hong Ryu),금영광(Young Kwang Keum),김영호(Young Ho Kim) Korean Society for Precision Engineering 2007 한국정밀공학회지 Vol.24 No.1
In the present study, three-dimensional motion analyses were performed to determine biomechanics of the lower extremity in unexpected missing foot steps for ten healthy young volunteers. In unexpected missing foot steps, the whole plantar surface of the foot or the heel contacted to the ground. A rapid ankle dorsiflexion was found right after missing foot steps and an increased plantarflexion moment was noted during loading response. After the unexpected situation, the breaking force increased rapidly. At this time, both tibialis anterior and soleus were simultaneously activated. Moreover, the range of motion at ankle, knee and hip significantly decreased during stance. In pre-swing, rectus femoris and biceps femoris prevented the collapse of the lower limbs. During late stance, propulsive forces decreased and thus, both plantarflexion moment and power generation were significantly reduced. On the opposite side, hip extension and pelvic upward motion during terminal swing were significant. Due to the shortened pre-swing, the energy generation at the ankle to push sufficiently off the ground was greatly reduced. This preliminary study would be helpful to understand the biomechanics of unexpected dynamic perturbations and valuable to prevent frequent falling of the elderly and patients with gait disorders.
박선우(Sun Woo Park),손량희(Ryang Hee Sohn),류기홍(Ki Hong Ryu),김영호(Young Ho Kim) Korean Society for Precision Engineering 2010 한국정밀공학회지 Vol.27 No.2
Gait phase detection is important for evaluating the recovery of gait ability in patients with paralysis, and for determining the stimulation timing in FES walking. In this study, three different motion sensors(tilt sensor, gyrosensor and accelerometer) were used to detect gait events(heel strike, HS; toe off, TO) and they were compared one another to determine the most applicable sensor for gait phase detection. Motion sensors were attached on the shank and heel of subjects. Gait phases determined by the characteristics of each sensor's signal were compared with those from FVA. Gait phase detections using three different motion sensors were valid, since they all have reliabilities more than 95%, when compared with FVA. HS and TO were determined by both FVA and motion sensor signals, and the accuracy of detecting HS and TO with motion sensors were assessed by the time differences between FVA and motion sensors. Results show of that the tilt sensor and the gyrosensor could detect gait phase more accurately in normal subjects. Vertical acceleration from the accelerometer could detect HS most accurately in hemiplegic patient group A. The gyrosensor could detect HS and TO most accurately in hemiplegic patient group A and B. Valid error ranges of HS and TO were determined by 3.9 % and 13.6 % in normal subjects, respectively. The detection of TO from all sensor signals was valid in both patient group A and B. However, the vertical acceleration detected HS validly in patient group A and the gyrosensor detected HS validly in patient group B. We could determine the most applicable motion sensors to detect gait phases in hemiplegic patients. However, since hemiplegic patients have much different gait patterns one another, further experimental studies using various simple motion sensors would be required to determine gait events in pathologic gaits.
한창호(Han Chang Ho),이경명(Lee Kyung Myung),윤광섭(Yoon Kwang Sub),류기홍(Ryu Ki Hong),모종식(Mo Jong Sik),김유성(Kim Yoo Sung) 한국정보처리학회 1999 정보처리학회논문지 Vol.6 No.5
Continuing advance in computers and MIDI devices has accelerated research on the computerized music technology. Realization of high speed computer communication networks facilitated on-line computer music systems, which needs to send a volume of multimedia data. This paper presents the design and implementation of the Remote Concert Education System which helps users practice ensemble without gathering in a room. The system maintains the music database, identifies tones and measures of the melody played with different instruments, check the correctness on-line, and finally provides the analysed results of the ensemble. The developed system can be used as a supporting system for music education if high speed communication network is available.
외측 뒤꿈치 당뇨발 환자의 보행 중 발바닥 전단응력 및 압력분포
황성재(Sung Jae Hwang),박선우(Sun Woo Park),이진복(Jin Bock Yi),류기홍(Ki Hong Ryu),김영호(Young Ho Kim) Korean Society for Precision Engineering 2007 한국정밀공학회지 Vol.24 No.1
In this study, we analyzed the plantar shear stress and normal pressure in lateral heel diabetic foot patients during walking by using in-shoe local shear stress and plantar pressure measurement systems. The shear force transducer based on the magnetic-resistive principle, was a rigid 3-layer circular disc. Shear transducers were mounted on the locations of four metatarsal heads and heel in the insole. Twelve normal subjects and three diabetic foot patients with diabetic neuropathy in the lateral heel participated in this study. The center of pressure in lateral heel diabetic foot patients moved more medially and directed toward the first, medial to the second metatarsal heads, and the hallux during late stance, making pressure at the medial heel and the second metatarsal head significantly larger than in the normal. Shear stress at the heel changed significantly in early stance and the magnitude of shear stresses in each metatarsal head also changed. Further studies would be very helpful to design foot orthoses in patients with diabetic neuropathy or other diseases.