Lx Semicon Co., Ltd.

Silicon Works Co., Ltd.

Lg Electronics Inc.

Yonsei University

Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute

Icu Research Industrial Cooperation Group

Lg Energy Solution, Ltd.

Korea Hydro Nuclear Power Co., Ltd.

Ji Hwan Kim

Jang Su Kim

Sang Suk Kim

Jong Min Lee

Kyeong Rok Lee

Byoung Hoon Kim

Jae Won Lim

Song Chong

Jeonghoon Mo

Jin Ho Choi

Jeong Ho Kwak

Seong Hwan Kim

Jeong Won Lee

June Koo Rhee

Min Ho Kang

Hee Sun Won

Jung Yul Choi

Jeongwon Lee

Jong Hyun Yoon

Eun Ju Yang

Yong Soo Kim

Chan Hyun Youn

Soon Sik Choi

Oh Cheol Kwon

Do Hyun Hwang

Keun Sung Lee

The present embodiment relates to a technology for facilitating an increase of the number of LEDs to be driven by communication of a clock signal between chips forming a daisy chain when driving LEDs. The communication of a clock signal as well as data between chips allows improve the synchronization between the clock signal and data.

LED driving circuit and driving method thereof

An LED driving circuit adjusts a PWM driving frequency in light emitting diode driving, and changes a PWM frequency of an LED driving circuit in response to a frequency of a PWM clock signal delivered externally or internally.

LED driving circuit and its driving method

The present disclosure relates to an LED driving circuit for controlling the voltage of an LED backlight system, and to a technology for controlling the driving voltage of an LED string formed at one end of the LED string through a digital counter by monitoring the output voltage of the LED string.

LED driving circuit and driving method

A current mirror circuit includes a first transistor configured to be supplied with a data current from a data driving circuit; a second transistor configured to drive a light emitting diode by mirroring the data current transferred to the first transistor; and a voltage compensation circuit disposed between one terminal of the first transistor and one terminal of the second transistor and configured to compensate for a difference between voltages of the one terminals of the first transistor and the second transistor.

Current supply circuit and display device including the same

The present disclosure provides a current mirror circuit including a first transistor configured to be supplied with a data current from a data driving circuit; a second transistor configured to drive a light emitting diode by mirroring the data current transferred to the first transistor; a capacitor disposed between the first transistor and the second transistor and configured to store a voltage of a gate terminal of the second transistor therein; and a first switch disposed between the first transistor and the second transistor and configured to adjust an input current of the gate terminal of the second transistor.

The present disclosure provides a technology for precisely controlling an LED driving current using fine current trimming data stored in a memory when driving an LED.

Constant current driving device, current trimming method thereof, and LED driving device

Provided are a device and method for synchronizing data between hubs in real time. The method includes verifying a session interworking environment, deriving session negotiation candidates, generating a session negotiation protocol message, transmitting a session negotiation request signal including the generated session negotiation protocol message to a second data hub, receiving a session negotiation settlement signal corresponding to the session negotiation request signal from the second data hub, generating a session module on the basis of the session negotiation settlement signal, and transmitting a session negotiation settlement signal to the second data hub.

Device and method for synchronizing data in real time between data hubs

The present disclosure relates to an LED driving technology. According to the present disclosure, it is possible to increase the fineness of the gray scale without increasing a frequency of a clock by combining a plurality of driving current sources to generate a driving current supplied to one driving line.

LED driving device and LED driving method

An embodiment relates to a technique for driving an LED display. In a method of controlling grayscale of pixels dividedly by N subframes (N is a natural number of 2 or greater), a pulse width modulation (PWM) control value of each subframe may be calculated by a precalculator disposed at a front end of latches, thereby simplifying a circuit.

LED display driving device and LED display device

An embodiment relates to an LED driving technique. The embodiment provides a technique of measuring a forward voltage reaching time of a currently driven LED by comparing a forward voltage sensed in a previous scan line and an LED voltage sensed in a current scan line, and compensating an ON period of a pulse width modulation (PWM) signal by the measured forward voltage reaching time.

LED driving device

The present disclosure relates to a technology for driving an LED, comprising sensing a forward-direction voltage of an LED and determining whether or not the LED is defective by comparing the forward-direction voltage with a comparative object voltage, wherein the comparative object voltage is continuously updated using a sensed forward-direction voltage so that the comparative object voltage may be set to be an unfixed value, that is, a value reflecting a current state of an LED. This allows a more accurate detection of a defect of an LED.

The present disclosure relates to an LED driving technique. The present disclosure provides a technique of measuring a time for reaching a forward voltage of a currently driven LED by comparing a forward voltage sensed in a previous scan line and an LED voltage sensed in a current scan line and for compensating for an ON period of a PWM (pulse width modulation) signal by the measured time for reaching the forward voltage.

The present invention relates to a method in which an upper layer entity allocates resources to a plurality of access points (APs) in a wireless access system, including the plurality of APs and the upper layer entity for managing the plurality of APs, the method comprising the step of: sensing a change in minimum guaranteed resource amount allocated to each of the APs; acquiring, from each of the APs, AP-level topology information according to a degree of interference with adjacent APs and AP weight information given to each AP by a service provider; determining a minimum guaranteed resource amount for each of the APs based on the acquired AP-level topology information and AP weight information; and transmitting the determined minimum guaranteed resource amount to each of the APs.

Method and apparatus for allocating minimum guaranteed resource amount to access point in wireless access system

The present invention relates to a method in which a first station receives position information using a second station positioned in the vicinity of the first station. The method includes the steps of: receiving a station identifier (STID) and at least one fake identifier (ID) from a base station; obtaining a fake ID of the second station; requesting position information on the second station from the base station using the fake ID of the obtained second station; and receiving the position information on the second station of the base station, wherein the fake ID is an identifier used for position measurement and is mapped to the STID.

Method and apparatus for measuring a position in a wireless access system

Provided is an apparatus for transferring optical data in an optical switching system using time synchronization. The apparatus performs time synchronization on optical data to input the optical data at regular intervals through fiber delay line for time synchronization respectively disposed on input ports. Therefore, the apparatus can efficiently reduce a data blocking rate in comparison with a conventional optical switching system using an asynchronous electric buffer without a synchronous process, and achieve the same performance as conventional asynchronous technology despite using fewer wavelength converters and buffers, thus reducing system cost. In addition, using dynamic time synchronization modules, the apparatus performs time synchronization for minute time variation due to an environment such as temperature.

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Ji Hwan Kim