• Journal of the Korean Institute of Telematics and Electronics B
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• v.30B no.5
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• pp.43-51
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• 1993

A new Hangul code called Truecode is developed for accomodating to the future computing environments of graphical user interface and multimedia as well as for corresponding with the invention principle of Hangul. Truecode is not a forced two-byte code of syllable unit, as completion-type of combination-type, currently used, but a one byte code of phoneme unit, which can represent initial consonant, vowel, and final consonant each. It is quite different from three-byte code of syllable unit and also does not require the fill code used for three-byte code. We expect great contribution to the Hangul culture from Truecode's some important following features. It can express all the Korean characters we may imagine and does not cause any problem in communication. As well as we may use direct connection font, we can assign ont-to-one correspondence between Truecode and a keyboard with three sets. Truecode has a good advantage in developing application softwares of Hangul and it can nicely be applied to the fields of speech recognition and artificial intelligence using natural language.

• Journal of KIISE:Software and Applications
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• v.34 no.2
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• pp.169-177
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• 2007

Hangul text normalization in current Unicode makes wrong Hangul syllable problems when using with precomposed modern Hangul syllables and composing old Hangul by using conjoining-Hangul Jamo and compatibility Hangul Jamo. This problem comes from allowing incorrect normalization form of compatibility Hangul Jamo and Hangul Symbol and also permitting to use conjoining-Hangul Jamo mixture with precomposed Hangul syllable in Unicode Hangul composing rule. It is caused by lack of consideration of old Hangul and/or insufficient understanding of Hangul code processing when writing specification for normalization forms in Unicode. Therefore on this paper, we study Hangul code in Unicode environment, specifically problems of normalization used for Web and XML, IDN in nowadays. Also we propose modification of Hangul normalization methods and Hangul composing rules for correct processing of Hangul normalization in Unicode.

• The Journal of the Korea institute of electronic communication sciences
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• v.10 no.12
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• pp.1345-1354
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• 2015

This paper, information communication code standard($KS{\times}1001$, confirmation in 2004), as definded in Hangul Character Code Hangul AMI/HDB-3 the code set for the new system Hangul consonant and vowel tables presented. The result of the existing system and the code set ($4{\times}4$) bit source coding rules for comparing the frequency of use Hangul consonant and vowel tables(The National Institute of The Korea Language) and statistices showed that 44% of the data processing efficiency is improved.

• The Journal of the Korea institute of electronic communication sciences
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• v.13 no.4
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• pp.803-812
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• 2018

The Morse code was firstly used for a wire telegraph service on May 1884 in USA. After about 10 years Korean researchers developed the Morse code in 1884 and the Morse code was firstly introduced in Korea for the wire telegraph service in September 1885. For about 130 years later, the Hangul Jamo Morse code has been used without any serious modification up to now. The Morse code is the variable length code system which each codes have a different code length. The related reference shows that English alphabet Morse code was applied in the coding theory. However, a result of analysis showed that the Hangul Jamo Morse code was not applied in the coding theory as the english alphabet code system. This paper presents the analysis result of Hangul Jamo Morse code according to the variable length coding theory. As a result of the analysis, when Hangul Jamo are coded with application of the variable length coding theory, the transmission data rate could be increased up to 25% compare to the existing code system. This paper shows a new Hangul Jamo Morse code system based on the analysis result.

• Proceedings of the KIEE Conference
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• 1989.07a
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• pp.491-494
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• 1989

We have developed a simple and efficient hangul recognizing automata as a part of a graphic project. this automata accepts both English and Korean code from a Korean syllable from a stream of Korean alphabets. The automata then mates a 2 byte Hangul combination code from the recognized syllable and passes that code to the graphic system.

• The Journal of the Korea institute of electronic communication sciences
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• v.10 no.1
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• pp.65-72
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• 2015

AMI / HDB-3 method used a scrambling technique is used primarily for long distance data transmission line encoding. In this paper, information communication code standard (KS X 1001; 2014 confirmation), as defined in Hangul Character Code HDLC Flag bit or character stuffing at the data link layer and physical layer with respect to the code set for Hangul AMI / HDB-3 the code set for the new system to increase the data transmission efficiency Hangul consonant and vowel tables presented in terms of scrambling. The result of the existing system and the code set ($4{\times}4$) bit source coding rules for comparing the frequency of use Hangul consonant and vowel tables and statistics showed that about 22.01% of the data processing efficiency is improved.

• Journal of Digital Contents Society
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• v.10 no.4
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• pp.493-499
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• 2009

Three methods frequently used for Hangul display in computer systems are Standard Johab Code in which each of Hangul consonants and vowels is given a 5-bit code and each syllable created by combining them forms a 2-byte code, Standard Wansung Code in which each of all the syllables generally used for Hangul presentation forms a 2-byte code, and Unicode in which each syllable in most of the world's language systems is given a unique code so that it allows computers to consistently represent and manipulate them in a unified manner. An embedded system in general has a lower processing power and a limited amount of storage space, compared to a personal compute(PC) system. According to its usage, however, the former may have a processing power equal to that of the latter. Hence, when Hangul display needs to be adopted, an embedded system must choose a display method suitable for its own resource environment. This paper introduces a TFT LCD initialization method and pixel display functions of an LN2440SBC embedded board on which an LP35, a 3.5" TFT LCD kit, is attached. Using the initialization and pixel display functions, in addition, we compare three aforementioned Hangul display methods, in terms of their processing speeds and amounts of memory space required. According to experiments, Standard Johab Code requires less amount of memory space but more processing time than Standard Wansung Code, and Unicode requires the largest amount of memory space but the least processing time.

• Journal of The Korean Association of Information Education
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• v.2 no.1
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• pp.138-161
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• 1998

This research addresses to establish a systematic approach to design a standard Hangul code system for educational purposes in development of CAI courseware using Korean, English, and Chinese characters, which requires data exchanges and database construction. In this paper, types of Korean alphabetic code systems already in use, their representational environments and consonant/vowel order have been studied and analysed. This paper presents the requirements that the hangul code system for educational purpose needs to obtain. First, it should be able to represent all contemporary as well as ancient Korean alphabets. Second, character elements should be separable. Third, consonant/vowel order should be determined to easily retrieve and exchange data. Lastly, the code should maintain compatibility with other national codes and provide uniqueness of user-defined character codes.

• Journal of Broadcast Engineering
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• v.6 no.1
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• pp.98-107
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• 2001

In this paper we derive an optimal Huffman code set with escape coding that miximizes coding efficiency for the Hangul text data. The Hangul code can be represented in the standard Wansung or Unicode format, and we can generate a set of Huffamn codes for both. The current Korean DT standard has not defined a Hangul compression algorithm which may be confronted with a serious data rate for the digital data broadcasting system Generation of the optimal Huffman code set is to solve the data transmission problem. A relevant PSIP structure for the DTB standard is also proposed As a result characters which have the probability of less than 0.0043 are escape coded, showing the optimum compression efficiency of 46%.

• The Journal of the Korea institute of electronic communication sciences
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• v.10 no.7
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• pp.831-836
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• 2015

This paper studied scrambling occurrence in the line coder for UTF-8 hangul syllable code based on unicode. The paper suggested that scrambling is occurred when consecutive four "0" bit is entered into the line coder from the source codes. Currently, ITU-T is applying HDB-3 scrambling method in AMI line coder, According to the study result, scrambling is occurred about 39% in UTF-8 code on Unicoe Hangul syllable.