Lg Innotek Co., Ltd.

Jong Heon Lee

Su Ho Bae

Soo Young Park

Dong Ho Yong

Do Hyun Won

Dae Hun Kim

Yong Suk Chae

Sin Young Jung

Jay Park

Su Bin Park

Min Young Jo

In Oak Ko

Si Yeung Lee

The present invention provides an input device and input method that can intuitively judge Japanese language through an input device such as a mobile phone or a computer vending machine and allow quick input using a method different from existing input systems. Disclosed is a Japanese character input device and the Japanese character input device comprises a first portion for inputting consonants and a second portion for inputting vowels, and comprises silent keys indicating Japanese syllables in combination with '', “”, “”, “”, and “” keys in the second portion.

Japanese character input tool and input method

The present invention relates to wireless power transmission technology, and more particularly, to a wireless power transfer method and a device therefor. The wireless power transfer method may include operating with a first driving voltage, determining whether a ping phase is entered, determining whether the wireless power transmitter is in a first state when the ping phase is entered; and operating with a second driving voltage when the first state is determined.

Wireless power transfer method and device therefor

A wireless power transmitter having a plurality of transmission coils is disclosed. The present transmitter comprises: first to Ncoils; and a control unit for transmitting, to a wireless power receiver, a first sensing signal through the first to Ncoils, and adjusting transmission orders of the first to Ncoils for transmitting a second sensing signal, on the basis of the signal strength of a received first signal strength indicator when the first signal strength indicator corresponding to the first sensing signal is received, wherein the control unit can transmit, to the receiver, the second sensing signal through the first to Ncoils on the basis of the adjusted transmission orders. Therefore, device efficiency and user convenience can be improved.

Wireless power device having plurality of transmission coils and driving method therefor

The present invention relates to a wireless power transmission method in a wireless charging system supporting electromagnetic resonance and a device therefor. According to one embodiment of the present invention, a wireless power transmission method in a wireless power transmitter wirelessly supplying power to a wireless power receiver through a resonance phenomenon can comprise the steps of: entering a configuration state according to the application of power and performing booting; generating a random first standby offset when the booting is completed; and entering a power saving state at a point in time determined on the basis of the first standby offset, so as to initiate a beacon sequence. Therefore, the present invention has an advantage of enabling power loss caused by cross connection and device damage caused by heat generation in the wireless charging system to be minimized.

Wireless power transmission method and device in wireless charging system

The present invention relates to a wireless charging method, and an apparatus and a system therefor. A wireless charging method in a wireless power transmitter, according to an embodiment of the present invention, may comprise the steps of: controlling transmission power on the basis feedback signal periodically received from wireless power receiver during power transmission; determining whether or not the wireless power receiver is present in a charging area during the power transmission; and maintaining the intensity of the transmission power constant if the result of the determination shows that the wireless power receiver is not present in the charging area. Therefore, the present invention is advantageous that it is possible to prevent, in advance, the power transmission from being unnecessarily stopped against a user's intention.

Wireless charging method, and apparatus and system therefor

A wireless power receiver for transferring a power received from a wireless power transmitter to a load, the wireless power receiver including a receiving coil configured to receive an AC power from the wireless power transmitter, a rectifier configured to rectify the AC power into a DC power and a controller configured to monitor a DC voltage at an output of the rectifier, in which the wireless power receiver transceives information with the wireless power transmitter through an in-band communication, and the controller creates a control signal to adjust the AC power received from the wireless power transmitter and continuously is configured to charge the load when a charging state is changed.

Charging control device, charging control method and wireless power receiving device equipped with same

A charging control device includes a capacitor, a comparison unit and a switching unit. The capacitor is charged with a voltage converted from power received from a wireless power sending device. The comparison unit compares the voltage of the capacitor with a reference voltage, and generates an output signal according to the result of the comparison. The switching unit is connected to the front end of the capacitor and is switched by the output signal from the comparison unit so as to control whether to supply the converted voltage to a load terminal.

An apparatus for receiving a wireless power signal includes a detection unit configured to discover a power signal having plural components, each generated by plural wireless charging techniques, a recognition unit configured to analyze the power signal to recognize which component of the power signal can be corresponding to each of the plural wireless charging techniques, a combination unit configured to combine outputs of the recognition unit into a single energy signal, and a charging unit configured to use the energy signal for charging a battery.

System for multi-band power transmission with multiple protocols

A transmitter for transmitting wireless power according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a transmission side communication unit, wherein the transmission side communication unit transmits a first control signal to a reception side communication unit, then receives a second control signal including information about an amount of power of the first control signal from the reception side communication unit, and controls the amount of power of the first control signal by comparing the amount of power of the first control signal with a predetermined range based on the second control signal.

Wireless power transfer system

Disclosed herein is a transmitting apparatus for both wireless charging and short range communication. According to an embodiment, the transmitting apparatus for both wireless charging and short range communication includes a power transmitter configured to wirelessly transmit power to a power receiver, a communication transmitter configured to wirelessly transmit information to a communication receiver, and a controller configured to control the transmitting apparatus to be selectively switched between a first mode in which the power transmitter is enabled and the communication transmitter is disabled and a second mode in which the communication transmitter is enabled and the power transmitter is disabled. The controller may switch to the first mode when the power receiver is sensed, and may switch to the second mode when the communication receiver is sensed. According to an embodiment of the present invention, a power receiver or a communication receiver is sensed and then a power transmitter or a communication transmitter corresponding thereto is selectively operated so that a communication error that occurs when the power transmitter and the communication transmitter are simultaneously operated is prevented and an unnecessary waste of power is reduced.

Transmitting apparatus for both wireless charging and short range communication

A lighting system according to the embodiment includes a lighting device; and a graphic user interface displayed on a touch screen of a lighting control device to control the lighting device. The graphic user interface includes a first region to display a map for an installation space of the lighting device and a lighting icon corresponding to the lighting device in the map; and a second region to display a menu for setting a control condition of the lighting device corresponding to the lighting icon. The map includes a plurality of division spaces obtained by dividing the installation space into a plurality of regions and the lighting icon is displayed in a specific division space corresponding to an actual installation portion of the lighting device.

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Seoul, South Korea

Jong Heon Lee