This inventor holds 4 USPTO granted patents. Top assignee: Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.. Active years: 2013-2023.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2013-2023
Title: Chul-kyung Kim: Multi-SIM Device Innovations
Introduction
Chul-kyung Kim is an inventor based in Seoul, South Korea, whose patent work includes technologies for managing radio resources in multi-SIM devices. He is associated with Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. His portfolio includes 4 patents.
Latest Patents
Kim’s latest patent work includes inventions titled “Multi-SIM Device and Operation Method Thereof.” The described technologies address how a device allocates radio frequency (RF) resources when multiple SIMs request service at overlapping times.
One invention describes a multi-SIM device with multiple SIMs, RF resources, and a baseband processor. Some RF resources support a non-limited channel configuration, while others support a limited configuration under a radio resource control (RRC) protocol. When resource requests from two or more SIMs overlap, the processor uses information about their respective networks to assign the configurations.
A related invention describes a device with two SIMs connected to separate networks and two RF resources, one supporting a non-limited channel configuration and the other a limited configuration. Its baseband processor selectively assigns the resources to the SIMs based on information about the networks.
Career Highlights
Kim’s patent work focuses on multi-SIM operation and the coordination of wireless resources. The described inventions aim to manage competing network demands through resource assignment informed by network characteristics.
Collaborations
Kim’s listed coworkers include Young-yong Lee and Jun-kyoung Lee. His work is associated with Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
Conclusion
Chul-kyung Kim’s patent portfolio reflects work on allocating RF resources in multi-SIM devices, with the goal of coordinating overlapping service needs across different networks.
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