Lg Electronics Inc.

Solid, Inc.

Goldstar, Co., Ltd.

Samsung Medison Co., Ltd.

Spigen Korea Co., Ltd.

Seegene, Inc.

Ge Precision Healthcare LLC

Cj Cheiljedang Corporation

Daewoo Heavy Industries Ltd.

Samsung Corning Co., Ltd.

Encored Technologies, Inc.

Kookmin Credit Card Co., Ltd.

Kia Steel Co., Ltd.

Hyundai Motor Company

Kia Corporation

Dae Young Kim

Young Man Cho

Dong Hee Kwon

Hoo Pyo Hong

Sang Woon Suh

Hyun Jung Kim

Ok Jin Kim

Young Jo Lee

Chan Kim

Yong Hoon Kang

Jong Soo Kim

Ji Hye Lee

Taeheon Kim

Ji Hyun Lee

Jae Hong Cho

Beom Jun Kim

Ross Christopher Stalter

Robert Andrew Meurer

Chang Hoon Hyun

Bina Kim

Eunji Kim

Sung Kwang Son

Jong-Woong Choe

Lan Huh

Kyung Eun Han

Nara Kwon

Tae-Heon Roh

Han Bit Lee

Seung Hun Oh

Qiang Yao

Todd Schueneman

Tae-yun Kim

Lu Jin

Hyun-jung Bae

Hyoung Ho Kim

Hyeryun Yoo

Soo Hwan Shin

Ho Sik Jang

Bo Dan

Chul Kwon

Sojung Park

Sandstrom Kurt

Jeong W Jo

Yoon S Jo

Ki Moon Lee

Jong Phil Choi

Joo Ho Choi

Seong Jin Jung

Chang Hyun Eo

Hyong Ho Kim

Changhyun Eo

Jin Hwa Ku

Michael C Macdonald

Jinyoung Noh

Hong Joo Park

Hyejin Jang

Hee Su Kwon

Hyuk Kim

Chan Mo Kim

The present disclosure provides a method of allocating shared radio resources in a spectrum shared system (SSS), the method including: obtaining, by a system controller of the SSS, identification information from at least one radio service device of the SSS and a node unit of a distributed antenna system (DAS); determining, by the system controller of the SSS, whether the at least one radio service device interoperates with the DAS based on the identification information; and allocating, by the system controller of the SSS, the shared radio resources to the at least one radio service device and the DAS, respectively, based on a result of the determining of interoperating.

Method of operating spectrum sharing system interoperating with distributed antenna system

Various methods and systems are provided for ultrasound imaging probe power management. In one embodiment, a power management system for an ultrasound imaging system includes a wireless charger and a mount configured to couple to a probe holder of the ultrasound imaging system. The probe may seat against the wireless charger for charging of a power source of the probe.

Methods and systems for ultrasound probe power management

Provided are a microorganism of the genuswhich produces a purine nucleotide, and a method of producing a purine nucleotide using the microorganism.

Microorganism producing purine nucleotide and method of producing purine nucleotide using the same

Devices and products for enhancing the usability of magnetic auxiliary devices for mobile device are described. According to one embodiment, a magnetic auxiliary device for mobile device comprises a first case sized to store at least one item, the first case comprising a first metal plate formed at a position of the first case to magnetically couple with the mobile device or with a case of the mobile device and a second case pivotally attached to the first case, the second case comprising a second metal plate formed at a position of the second case to magnetically couple with another magnetic auxiliary device for mobile device.

Magnetic auxiliary devices for mobile devices

Case for electronic device

There is provided a method of processing uplink Ethernet packets of an aggregation node included in a distributed antenna system, the method includes: receiving a plurality of uplink Ethernet packets; summing the plurality of received uplink Ethernet packets; and transmitting the summed uplink Ethernet packets in an uplink direction.

Distributed antenna system and method of operation thereof

A distributed antenna system of the present invention implements duplication by a method of configuring a first headend unit and a second headend unit in an active state or in a standby state and connecting a hub unit or a remote unit to the first headend unit and the second headend unit and by a method of connecting, through a redundancy link, a hub unit or remote units of a branch group branched from and connected to each headend unit, activating the redundancy link according to the control of an active headend unit when an error occurs in a frame transmission path, and changing logical port states of a hub unit or remote units that cannot transmit frames due to the error in order to change the frame transmission path so that frame transmission is possible through the activated redundancy link.

Redundancy of distributed antenna systems

The present invention relates to the evaluation of the performance of a component using a pair of dimer-forming primers. The method using the pair of dimer-forming primers according to the present invention can be used not only for evaluating the performance of components including a nucleic acid polymerase but also as an internal control in the detection of a target nucleic acid sequence.

Evaluation of performance of components using a pair of dimer-forming primers

A TSN-based distributed antenna system including a headend unit, one or more TSN switches, and one or more remote units and a fronthaul transport network constituted by the headend unit, the TSN switch, and the remote unit is provided. The packet-based fronthaul network constituted by the headend unit, the TSN switch, and the remote unit transmits traffic in a time-deterministic manner while minimizing packet loss through Ethernet to which TSN standards are applied.

Distributed antenna system-based on time sensitive network

The present invention relates to the detection of a target nucleic acid sequence by a PTOCE-E (PTO Cleavage and Extension-dependent Extension) assay. The PTOCE-E assay of the present invention can reduce the non-target signal and increase the target signal as compared with the conventional PTOCE and PCE-SH methods, thereby enabling more accurate detection of the target nucleic acid sequence.

Detection of target nucleic acid sequences by PTO cleavage and extension-dependent extension assay

Disclosed is a ultrasonic diagnostic apparatus an a method of controlling the same, capable of allowing a sonographer to take an appropriate rest by measuring the usage time and the angle of bend of the probe and assigning weights to the usage time and the angle of bend of the probe such that the wrist fatigue of a sonographer is determined, and warning the sonographer about the determined wrist fatigue, the ultrasonic diagnostic apparatus including a probe configured to transmit an ultrasonic signal to a target object and receive a ultrasonic signal reflected from the target object; a storage configured to store a weight that is determined on the basis of a type of the probe and an application of the probe; and a controller configured to determine a wrist fatigue of a user who uses the probe on the basis of the stored weight and a usage time of the probe.

Ultrasonic diagnostic apparatus and method of controlling the same

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Seoul, South Korea

Dae Young Kim