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강자성체 박막(Co-Ni)의 자기-저항효과에 관한 연구(2)
손대락,장충근,유중렬,남선우 한국센서학회 1994 센서학회지 Vol.3 No.1
Grid type 70Ni-30Co thin films on slide glass at 250℃ has been fabricated to develope. From fabricated sensors using above process, we investigated the relation of temperature, resistivity, line width to magnetoresistance and we obtained the following results after observation of coercive force, saturated magnetization, maxium usable sensitivity, duty time, slew rate, white noise, resolution of the sensors. We confirmed that the 600Å thin film at 250℃ formed crystalized magnetic anisotropy spontanernisly and the sensor using the thin film had capability of detecting magnetic field with sensitivity of 230 nT. In these devices, the magnetoresistance change was increased linearly in ±10 Oe range, and the magnetoresistance effect was increased when the ratio between line width and length was increased. When the devices was soldered using indium, the temperature-resistivity coefficient showed 8 X 10^(-3)/deg and increased during the specific properties as magnetic field sensor were weakened. In this studies, the coercive forces of the films were about 5.1 A/cm and saturated magnetizations were 0.64 T, and the delay time in these devises was 5 ㎲ and slew rate showed 0.39 Oe/us and white noise was -120 dB.
이성호,김광락,안도희,유재형,백승우,손종식,임성팔,정홍석 한국공업화학회 2001 응용화학 Vol.5 No.2
Hydrogen absorption experiments were carried out by the titanium(Ti) sponge for investigating the characteristics of hydrogen absorption. From experimental results, Ti sponges showed the high hydrogen absorption capacity inspite of low reaction temperature. The H/M which mean the capacity of hydrogen absorption was measured 2.0 for Ti sponge in the experimental condition of 25℃. The effects of the reaction temperature, activation conditions, and the presence of helium in the hydrogen were investigated.
Shon, Hyun Kyong,Yoon, Sohee,Moon, Jeong Hee,Lee, Tae Geol American Vacuum Society 2016 Biointerphases Vol.11 No.2
<P>The popularity of argon gas cluster ion beams (Ar-GCIB) as primary ion beams in time-of-flight secondary ion mass spectrometry (TOF-SIMS) has increased because the molecular ions of large organic-and biomolecules can be detected with less damage to the sample surfaces. However, Ar-GCIB is limited by poor mass resolution as well as poor mass accuracy. The inferior quality of the mass resolution in a TOF-SIMS spectrum obtained by using Ar-GCIB compared to the one obtained by a bismuth liquid metal cluster ion beam and others makes it difficult to identify unknown peaks because of the mass interference from the neighboring peaks. However, in this study, the authors demonstrate improved mass resolution in TOF-SIMS using Ar-GCIB through the delayed extraction of secondary ions, a method typically used in TOF mass spectrometry to increase mass resolution. As for poor mass accuracy, although mass calibration using internal peaks with low mass such as hydrogen and carbon is a common approach in TOF-SIMS, it is unsuited to the present study because of the disappearance of the low-mass peaks in the delayed extraction mode. To resolve this issue, external mass calibration, another regularly used method in TOF-MS, was adapted to enhance mass accuracy in the spectrum and image generated by TOF-SIMS using Ar-GCIB in the delayed extraction mode. By producing spectra analyses of a peptide mixture and bovine serum albumin protein digested with trypsin, along with image analyses of rat brain samples, the authors demonstrate for the first time the enhancement of mass resolution and mass accuracy for the purpose of analyzing large biomolecules in TOF-SIMS using Ar-GCIB through the use of delayed extraction and external mass calibration. (C) 2016 Author(s). All article content, except where otherwise noted, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY) license (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/).</P>
A Secure and Robust Connectivity Architecture for Smart Devices and Applications
Shon, Taeshik,Han, Kyusuk,Park, James J. (Jong hyuk),Jeong, Young-Sik,Lee, Yang Sun Hindawi Publishing Corporation 2011 EURASIP journal on wireless communications and net Vol.2011 No.-
<P>Convergence environments and technologies are urgently coming close to our life with various wireless communications and smart devices in order to provide many benefits such as connectivity, usability, mobility, portability, and flexibility as well as lower installation and maintenance costs. Convergence has brought important change not only in the way we live but also in the way we think. It is the progress towards the attempt to create and to evolve new valuable services through the device convergence and fusion of in-home, office, and various environments around the personal mobile apparatus. Based on the dynamic trends of convergence, it is widely argued that the increased requirements on secure and robust connectivity between a variety of mobile devices and their applications provide us the era of real pervasive computing environment. Thus, in this paper, we present a novel connectivity architecture using RF4CE-(Radio Frequency for Consumer Electronics-) based wireless zero-configuration and enhanced key agreement approach. We analyze the security and performance of our proposed approach by the development of the prototype H/W and the construction of a testbed with CE and mobile devices.</P>
Heat-induced coarsening of layer-by-layer assembled mixed Au and Pd nanoparticles
Shon, Young-Seok,Shon, Dayeon Judy,Truong, Van,Gavia, Diego J.,Torrico, Raul,Abate, Yohannes Techno-Press 2014 Advances in nano research Vol.2 No.1
This article shows the coarsening behavior of nanoparticle multilayers during heat treatments which produce larger metallic nanostructures with varying shapes and sizes on glass slides. Nanoparticle multilayer films are initially constructed via the layer-by-layer self-assembly of small and monodispersed gold and/or palladium nanoparticles with different compositions (gold only, palladium only, or both gold and palladium) and assembly orders (compounding layers of gold layers over palladium layers or vice versa). Upon heating the slides at $600^{\circ}C$, the surface nanoparticles undergo coalescence becoming larger nanostructured metallic films. UV-Vis results show a clear reliance of the layering sequence on the optical properties of these metal films, which demonstrates an importance of the outmost (top) layers in each nanoparticle multilayer films. Topographic surface features show that the heat treatments of nanoparticle multilayer films result in the nucleation of nanoparticles and the formation of metallic cluster structures. The results confirm that different composition and layering sequence of nanoparticle multilayer films clearly affect the coalescence behavior of nanoparticles during heat treatments.
Shape control of cable structures considering concurrent/sequence control
Shon, Sudeok,Kwan, Alan S.,Lee, Seungjae Techno-Press 2014 Structural Engineering and Mechanics, An Int'l Jou Vol.52 No.5
In this study, the control of the shape of pre-stressed cable structures and the effective control element were examined. The process of deriving the displacement control equations using the force method was explained, and the concurrent control scheme (CCS) and the sequence control scheme (SCS) were proposed. To explain the control scheme process, the quadrilateral cable net model was adopted and classified into a regular model and an irregular model for the analysis of the control results. In the control analysis of the regular model, the CCS and SCS analysis results proved reliable. For the SCS, the errors occur in the control stage and varied according to the control sequence. In the control analysis of the irregular model, the CCS analysis result also proved relatively reliable, and the SCS analysis result with the correction of errors in each stage was found nearly consistent with the target shape after the control. Finally, to investigate an effective control element, the Geiger cable dome was adopted. A set of non-redundant elements was evaluated in the reduced row echelon form of a coefficient matrix of control equations. Important elements for shape control were also evaluated using overlapping elements in the element sets, which were selected based on cable adjustments.