Lg Electronics Inc.

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Inus Technology, Inc.

Lg Display Co., Ltd.

Kolon Industries, Inc.

Hyundai Motor Company

Sandisk Technologies Inc.

Kia Corporation

Osong Medical Innovation Foundation, Korea University Research and Business Foundation

Amkor Technology, Inc.

3d Systems, Inc.

Donghoon Lee

Wookyong Lee

Seungseob Yeom

Sunggyun Son

Yongjun Bae

Chongyoung Park

Dongjeong Kim

Seungyoon Cho

Heejun Lee

Changwoan Yang

Daejin Choi

Jinsung Kim

Wonsup Bae

Juhyun Son

Bongjin Kim

Nayoung Kim

Sungpil Ryu

Tae Hee Lee

Minsoo Kim

Ronald Patrick Huemoeller

Kee-Bong Song

Minsu Kim

David Jon Hiner

Pranav Dayal

Dohyung Kim

Dong Hoon Lee

Michael G Kelly

Ho-Young Reho Lee

Changyong Son

Jule W Thomas, Jr

Taehoon Kim

Hyoungkeun Lim

Insu Choi

Seojin Lee

Jinwook Choi

Kyongbae Park

Yoonseok Yang

Mark Raymond Parker

Songyi Baek

JungSoo Park

Wonjae Shin

Sunwoo Lee

Kyungjin Moon

Eunyoung Kwon

Minsup Kim

Daehaeng Cho

Joel Chan

Sangjin Kim

Youngkwan Kim

Jongsu Kim

Changho Seo

Seockhoon Bae

Eunsu Lee

Junghwa Park

Heekyung Kang

Wonseok Kang

Jiyeon Kim

Jinsoo Chung

Sungwook Cho

Joohyeon Kim

Wonsik Choi

Soonmok Ha

Jiseok Kang

Soo Kyung Kim

Taeik Kang

Yeonhwa Lee

Do-Ha Hwang

Edward Sheufelt

Hyuk-il Kwon

SeungBeom Seo

Rankyung Jung

Sang-Ho Yun

Jaikyun Park

JooHyun Kim

Hyesong Lee

Dongwook Shim

Byungjik Kim

Hakhyun Kim

Seungjib Yum

Youjin Jang

Doosoo Kim

Seungyob Kim

Changyoon Yang

Changhyun Han

Donghyun Kwon

YouMe Lee

Kwangsoo Park

Hoihan Kim

ByongJun Shin

SeungChul Han

Junwook Yoo

Jeongkil Seo

A display apparatus can include a panel which includes a plurality of sub pixels and a plurality of touch electrodes, a first driving circuit which supplies a driving signal to the panel in a driving period and holds the driving signal in the stand-by period, and a second driving circuit which supplies a mutual sensing signal to the panel and supplies a self-sensing signal to the panel in the stand-by period.

Display apparatus

A refrigerator includes a first tray assembly defining a portion of an ice making cell, a second tray assembly defining another portion of the ice making cell, a heater disposed adjacent to at least one of the first and second tray assemblies, and a controller configured to control the heater. The refrigerator further includes a pusher having a first edge pressing the ice or at least one of the first and second tray assemblies to separate the ice from the tray assemblies, a bar extending from the first edge, and a second edge disposed at the end of the bar. The second tray assembly includes a first coupling part connected to the pusher and a second coupling part connected to the driver. The controller moves at least one of the pusher and the second tray assembly to change a relative position between the pusher and the second tray assembly.

Refrigerator

A refrigerator according the present disclosure includes a first tray configured to form a portion of an ice making cell, a second tray configured to form another portion of the ice making cell and capable of moving relative to the first tray, a driver configured to move the second tray, a temperature sensor configured to sense the temperature of water or ice in the ice making cell, and a controller configured to control the driver, in which when it is determined that the water in the ice making cell is in a supercooled state based on the temperature measured by the tray temperature sensor, the controller may operate the driver to move the second tray.

Refrigerator and control method therefor

A refrigerator may include: a storage chamber, a first ice-maker, a second ice-maker, a cooler for supplying the cold to the storage chamber and the ice-making chamber, an ice bin for storing ice generated by the second ice-maker, a water supply unit for supplying water to the ice-making cell, a heater for supplying heat to the ice-making cell, and a controller for controlling the heater. The controller may increase the heating amount of the heater when the heat transfer amount between the cold in the storage chamber and the water in the ice-making cell is increased, and decreases the heating amount of the heater when the heat transfer amount between the cold in the storage chamber and the water in the ice-making cell is reduced.

A refrigerator enables a user to easily introduce and remove goods into and from the refrigerator. Specifically, the refrigerator enables a drawer for receiving goods to be more conveniently used. The refrigerator includes a cabinet having a storage compartment with a food introduction port at the front thereof, a door hingedly connected to the cabinet for opening and closing the storage compartment, drawers disposed in the storage compartment and arranged vertically, a moving frame extending vertically to correspond to the height at which the drawers are disposed, the moving frame being configured to selectively push the drawers such that the drawers are moved toward the food introduction port, an electric driving unit coupled to the moving frame for moving the moving frame toward the food introduction port, and a controller for controlling the electric driving unit to move the moving frame when it is sensed that the door is open.

A refrigerator includes a first tray configured to form a portion of each of a plurality of ice making cells, and a second tray configured to be rotatable with respect to the first tray and to form the other portion of each of the plurality of ice making cells. Water supply is performed at a water supply position of the second tray. When water supply is completed, the second tray is moved to an ice making position. One or more of the first tray and the second tray is provided with a communication hole for communicating the plurality of ice making cells at the ice making position of the second tray.

Icemaker and refrigerator

A refrigerator may include a first tray assembly forming a part of an ice making cell, a second tray assembly forming another part of the ice making cell, a heater provided adjacent to at least one of the first or second tray assemblies, a driver connected to the second tray assembly, and a control unit to control the heater and the driver. The driving unit includes a cam capable of being connected to the second tray assembly, and a path in which a lever moves is formed inside the cam.

A refrigerator includes: a cabinet in which a refrigerating compartment is provided; a first door connected to the cabinet to open and close the refrigerating compartment and having an opening; a housing provided in the first door and accessible through the opening therein; an ice making room provided in the housing; a storage room that is provided below the ice making room and maintained at a temperature different from that of the refrigerating compartment; a guide duct provided below the ice making room to guide discharge of ice; a second door connected to the first door; a dispenser disposed on a front surface of the second door; and a discharge duct provided in the second door, wherein, when the second door is closed, the guide duct communicates with the discharge duct, and ice made in the ice making room is discharged to the dispenser.

The refrigerator according to the present invention comprises: a storage compartment for storing food; a cooler for supplying cold to the storage compartment; a first tray assembly forming a part of ice-making cells which are where water changes phase to ice due to the cold; a second tray assembly forming the other part of the ice-making cells; a heater located adjacently to the first tray assembly and/or the second tray assembly; and a control unit for controlling the heater. Any one of the first and second tray assemblies has a greater degree of cold transfer than the other tray assembly.

Provided is a refrigerator. The refrigerator may include a first tray assembly defining a portion of an ice making cell and a second tray assembly defining another portion of the ice making cell. The one tray assembly of the first and second tray assemblies may include a first portion that defines at least a portion of the ice making cell and a second portion extending from a predetermined point of the first portion.

A refrigerator according to the present disclosure includes a first tray configured to form a portion of an ice making cell, a second tray configured to form another portion of the ice making cell, a tray temperature sensor configured to sense the temperature of the ice making cell, a discharge spark generator disposed around one of the first tray and the second tray and including an electrode, and a controller configured to control the discharge spark generator to generate a spark from the electrode when it is determined that the water in the ice making cell is supercooled based on the temperature measured by the tray temperature sensor.

Refrigerator and controlling method therefor

An electronic device is provided. The electronic device includes a memory and a processor, the processor allocates first and second address spaces (AS) to the memory in rich execution environment (REE) when detecting a request to write data, writes the data to the first AS and detect access to the second address space in the REE, configures access permission of a first user virtual memory AS (VMAS), mapped to the first address space, in the REE so that write access is deactivated by a trusted environment manager when detecting access to the second AS, configures access permission of a second user VMAS, mapped to the second AS, in the REE so that read access is activated and write access is deactivated, and configures access permission of a first kernel VMAS, mapped to the first AS, in the REE so that write access is deactivated by the trusted environment manager.

Electronic device and memory protection method using same

An ice maker includes a first tray forming a part of an ice-making cell; a second tray forming another part of the ice-making cell; and a heater which is disposed so as to be adjacent to the first or the second tray, wherein the heater operates during a period when cold air is supplied to the first tray and the second tray and ice making takes place, and supplies heat to the first tray and/or the second tray.

Ice maker and refrigerator comprising same

A refrigerator includes a first tray assembly defining a portion of an ice making cell and a second tray assembly defining another portion of the ice making cell. The refrigerator includes a pusher provided with a first edge on which a surface configured to press one or more of the first and second tray assemblies is disposed to easily separate the ice from the tray assemblies, a bar extending from the first edge, and a second edge disposed at an end of the bar. At least one of the pusher or the second tray assembly moves so as to change a relative position between the pusher and the second tray assembly.

The refrigerator according to the present invention may comprise: a first tray assembly forming a part of ice-making cells; and a second tray assembly forming the other part of the ice-making cells. In order that ice can be produced in the direction of ice-making cells formed by any one of the first and second tray assemblies to ice-making cells formed by the other tray assembly, following the start of an ice-making process, the one tray assembly comprises a first part, and the first part comprises: a first surface forming a part of the ice-making cells; and a first deformation-resistant reinforcement part extending from the first surface in the vertical direction away from a heater.

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Seoul, South Korea

Donghoon Lee