Browsing by Author "Lin, Yu-Chi"

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A new hybrid method for H2S-sensitive devices using WO3-based film and ACF interconnect
(2013-07-01)
Kuo, Li Min
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Shih, Yu-Tai
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Wu, Cen-Shawn
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Lin, Yu-Chi
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Chao, Shuchi
A new hybrid integration method has been reported for process simplification of conventional metal-oxide sensors with a gold (Au) dopant-like catalyst during hydrogen sulfide (H2S) gas detections at room temperature. Different from conventional fabrications, an anisotropic conduction film (ACF) followed by a sputtered tungsten oxide (WO3) film tapped on Cu electrodes has been utilized in consumer applications. The process steps were reduced without compromising electrical performances. The treated ACF with a thin WO3 film, coated across two closely spaced microelectrodes is employed as the H2S solid-state sensor at room temperature. Apart from exhibiting good interconnects as conductive bumps, Au dopant-like catalyst within ACF will also produce a lower barrier between the bands of electronics, and therefore improve the electrical conductivity significantly. Our integration method offers a number of merits, including high sensitivity to the reference gas, lead-free bonding connection, low-temperature fabrication, high throughput and less fabrication time.
An Intelligent Elevator Development and Management System
(2020-06-01)
Van, Lan-Da
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Lin, Yi-Bing
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Wu, Tsung-Han
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Lin, Yu-Chi
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資訊工程學系
This paper proposes ElevatorTalk, an elevator development and management system based on the Internet of Things (IoT) approach called IoTtalk. This system modularizes the software into elevator components so that we can develop flexible and scalable car scheduling algorithms. ElevatorTalk consists of three subsystems: cars, scheduler, and the elevator car operating (ECO) panel. The first two subsystems are used to develop the elevator systems, and the third subsystem is used to receive requests issued by the passengers. These three subsystems work in parallel, and communicate with each other through sending and receiving messages. ElevatorTalk can connect to a real elevator system to serve as the elevator management center. It can also emulate the existing elevator systems with different car scheduling algorithms. We propose an intelligent aggressive car scheduling with initial car distribution (ACSICD) algorithm in ElevatorTalk. Our paper indicates that ACSICD has better waiting/travel/journey time performance and/or accuracy than the previous proposed algorithms. We also show that in our approach, the car scheduling decision can be quickly made with 0.2010 ms, and therefore good performance in the time complexity is achieved.