Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute

Lg Energy Solution, Ltd.

Kt Corporation

Sk Telecom Company, Ltd.

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Lg Chem, Ltd

Ktfreetel Co., Ltd

Ji-Soo Park

Yeon-Seung Shin

Sung-gu Choi

Won-Ik Kim

Seung-Kwon Baek

Seog-Jin Yoon

Young-Jick Bahg

Yeong-Jin Kim

Cheol-Hye Cho

Jae-Su Song

Moon-Soo Jang

Soo-Chang Kim

Young-Su Son

Jin-Oh Yang

Sung-Hee Kim

Choon-Kwon Kang

Sang-Woo Nam

Hyung-sub Kim

Chang-Ki Kim

Dong-jin Shin

Yeong-jin Kim

Han-Jun Yoon

Ji-Myong An

Jae-Young Jang

Bong-Ju Lee

Pyeong-Jung Song

In-Seong Park

Soon-Gi Park

Sung-Gu Choi

A battery module includes a plurality of battery cells having electrode terminals respectively at one end and the other end thereof and having a vent unit opened to discharge gas to the outside when an internal pressure increases over a predetermined level; a cell frame having an accommodation space for accommodating the plurality of battery cells and have a plurality of exposure holes opened so that the gas discharged from the battery cell moves to the outside; a screen member fixed to the cell frame to seal the exposure hole and configured to open a region thereof corresponding to the exposure hole by a gas pressure when gas is discharged from the vent unit of the battery cell; and a protection plate configured to fix the screen member to the cell frame and have a plurality of communication holes located corresponding to the exposure holes.

Battery module, battery pack comprising same, and automobile

Disclosed is a battery module improved in efficiency of resistance welding and bonding reliability. The battery module includes a plurality of secondary batteries, each having electrode terminals; a module housing having an inner space configured to accommodate the plurality of secondary batteries; and a bus bar including a body portion having a metal plate configured to electrically connect the plurality of secondary batteries to each other and a connection portion extending from the body portion to contact the electrode terminal. Each of the first connection portion, the second connection portion, and the third connection portion has at least one welding point.

Battery module having busbar, battery pack and vehicle

A battery module protects an internal configuration from external impact and effectively prevents internal short circuiting. The battery module includes a plurality of can type secondary batteries arranged to be disposed in a horizontal direction; a bus bar at least partially formed of an electrically conductive material to be electrically connected with the plurality of can type secondary batteries; at least two or more module cases with an empty space defined therein to accommodate the plurality of can type secondary batteries therein, the two or more module cases including an outer wall surrounding the empty space inside and at least two or more ribs protruding from the outer wall in an outward direction, and configured to be stacked in a direction in which the can type secondary batteries are disposed; and an internal plate interposed between the two or more module cases and configured to be erected in a direction perpendicular to the horizontal direction in which the module cases are stacked.

Battery module including internal plate

Provided are a battery module including a bus bar, whereby weldability may be increased by reducing current loss when welding the bus bar and an electrode terminal of a battery cell, and a battery pack including the battery module. The battery module includes: a plurality of cylindrical battery cells; a module housing; and a bus bar configured to contact the electrode terminals of the plurality of cylindrical battery cells to electrically connect between the plurality of cylindrical battery cells, wherein the bus bar includes: a main body portion that is positioned over or below the plurality of cylindrical battery cells and has a plate shape that is flat in a horizontal direction, wherein at least one coupling opening perforated vertically is formed in the plate shape; and a first connection extension portion and a second connection extension portion that protrude and extend from an internal boundary of the coupling opening in different horizontal directions from each other and have end portions that are electrically connected and fixed to an electrode terminal of one of the plurality of cylindrical battery cells.

Battery module having bus bar and battery pack

A battery module includes a plurality of cylindrical battery cells; a module housing having an accommodation portion formed therein to accommodate the plurality of cylindrical battery cell; and a heat pipe having an outer wall to form a sealed tube structure. The tube structure includes a coolant therein, and the heat pipe includes a wick located to surround an inner wall of the tube structure and having a plurality of micropores formed therein. The heat pipe extends in a horizontal direction along the plurality of cylindrical battery cells. The heat pipe has a plate shape and stands so that both surfaces thereof are oriented in a horizontal direction. The battery module has improved heat balance.

Battery module having heat pipe and battery pack including the same

A system and method for reassembling packets in a packet relay node are provided. A packet relay node located between a transmitting node (i.e., a source node) and a receiving node (i.e., a destination node) inspects received packets to see if they are fragmented packets and reassembles a series of packets decided to be fragmented packets into an original packet, thereby reducing overhead and radio resource waste caused by duplicate transmission of IP headers having the same fragmented-packet information.

System and method for reassembling packets in relay node

A method for scheduling packets from a plurality of radio bearers by a scheduler of a first layer includes calculating a virtual scheduling time for the radio bearers by using a packet delay variation of the radio bearers, and transmitting the packet of the radio bearer having the greatest virtual scheduling time from among the plurality of radio bearers to a second layer.

Packet scheduler and packet scheduling method

A mobile communication system structured in a radio access network having a base station, a control station, and a switch network for matching a mobile station and a core network, the control station comprising a traffic signal process; a control signal processor; a call process load controller; and a call processor, wherein the call process load controller refers to information on call process volume included in a call process volume request message sent from the call processor and the traffic signal processor, selects the corresponding call processor and traffic signal processor according to weight estimated based on software and hardware performance, and sends the call control service request message containing information on the selected traffic signal processor to the selected call processor.

Mobile communication system having radio access network and method controlling call processing load thereof

The present invention relates to a device for providing a quality of service (QoS) of a hand-off between heterogeneous networks, and a method thereof. According to the present invention, the device includes a device for performing a QoS management function for each access system and a device for performing a QoS management function between heterogeneous access systems in a network including a plurality of interlocked access systems. The device for performing the QoS management function for each access system manages a user service session, a local QoS of the access system, and a QoS context of the service session. The device for performing the QoS management function between the heterogeneous access systems negotiates the QoS of the service session and manages the QoS context when the hand-off is performed between the heterogeneous access systems, and performs a QoS mapping operation.

Device for providing hand-off quality of service of inter-access systems and method thereof

In a bandwidth allocation method and/or apparatus for adaptively allocating radio channels in a mobile communication system, a token bucket is periodically filled with an amount of tokens that corresponds to a requested amount of bandwidth, and a bandwidth is allocated in accordance with the amount of tokens in the token bucket. In a further bandwidth allocation method and/or apparatus for adaptively allocating radio channels in a mobile communication system, a packet classification module classifies received packets on the basis of one of an Internet Protocol address, a port, and an upper layer protocol, a packet scheduler module receives the classified packet from a buffer module for transmission to a mobile station, and a bandwidth allocation module forms the buffer module for bandwidth allocation and processes traffic services by inter-working with the packet scheduler module when the bandwidth allocation is requested.

Dynamic bandwidth allocation apparatus and method

In a QoS information controller and method, the QoS information controller is used in a multi-cell environment to determine the traffic characteristic, the mobile communication system characteristic, the traffic processing capacity, and the radio resource, and to control the QoS information. In addition, a QoS requested by a user may be achieved since the traffic characteristic, the mobile communication system characteristic, the traffic processing capacity, and the radio resource are determined and the QoS information is controlled to efficiently process the QoS information for the multimedia traffic in the multi-cell environment.

QoS control apparatus in multi-cell network system and method thereof

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Ji-Soo Park