Dae-Il Chung

Title: Dae-Il Chung: Inventor of Practical Electronic Device Components

Introduction

Dae-Il Chung is an inventor associated with Suwon, South Korea, and Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. His patent work includes designs for securing cables in electronic devices and simplifying the assembly of components used in monitors. His listed portfolio includes 4 patents.

Latest Patents

Two of Chung’s listed patents address practical challenges in electronic equipment.

“Video shield for monitor comprising a bracket in combination with an absorber and a connector” describes a monitor video shield and bracket assembly that attaches to an electron gun using snap-fit components. The design uses displaceable members and friction to hold the shield securely while supporting easier assembly and reducing assembly time.

“Apparatus for securing cable and electric device comprising the same” describes a cable-securing apparatus integrated with an electronic device’s outer case. Its groove allows the cable to move perpendicular to its length, while the apparatus can be detached with a screwdriver. The design also allows the device to be separated from the outer case without interference after the apparatus is removed.

Career Highlights

Chung’s listed inventions focus on component attachment, cable management, and assembly in electronic products. His work at Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. connects these patent contributions with the development of consumer and electronic-device technologies.

Collaborations

Among Chung’s listed coworkers are Sang-Hyun Han and Seon-Kyu Park. Their shared association reflects collaborative work in the electronics and patent-development environment.

Conclusion

Dae-Il Chung’s patents highlight practical engineering approaches to monitor assembly and cable management, with an emphasis on secure attachment and easier servicing.