Average Co-Inventor Count = 3.33
ph-index = 10
The patent ph-index is calculated by counting the number of publications for which an author has been cited by other authors at least that same number of times.
Company Filing History:
1. Lg Electronics Inc. (121 from 49,601 patents)
2. Yonsei University (12 from 1,333 patents)
3. Snur & Db Foundation (1 from 547 patents)
4. Inha-industry Partnership Institute (1 from 129 patents)
5. Ahnlab, Inc. (1 from 20 patents)
123 patents:
1. 12432009 - Method and apparatus for transmitting and receiving signals of user equipment and base station in wireless communication system
2. 12255667 - Method and apparatus for performing channel coding of UE and base station in wireless communication system
3. 11374713 - Method and device for transmitting a sounding reference signal
4. 10630442 - Method and device for transmitting a sounding reference signal
5. 10390332 - Method for transceiving signals between a base station and a relay node in a multiuser multi-antenna wireless communication system, and apparatus for same
6. RE47571 - Method and apparatus of transmitting backhaul signal in wireless communication system including relay station
7. 10333667 - Method and device for transmitting a sounding reference signal
8. 10313092 - Method and apparatus for relaying data in wireless communication system based on TDD
9. 10306619 - Method and apparatus for channel estimation for radio link between a base station and a relay station
10. 10206070 - Space division multiple access for wireless LAN, and channel estimation for the same
11. 9882690 - Method and apparatus for transmitting information about a channel in a wireless communication system
12. 9853785 - Method of relay node using reference signal and relay node using the method
13. 9843381 - Method and apparatus for transmitting signal in wireless communication system
14. 9781578 - Space division multiple access for wireless LAN, and channel estimation for the same
15. 9730210 - Method and apparatus for channel estimation for radio link between a base station and a relay station