Lg Electronics Inc.

Samsung Display Co., Ltd.

Nissan Motor Company Limited

Jatco Corporation

Robert Boschgmbh

Samsung Sdi Co., Inc.

Jonghwan Lee

Junho Lee

Taehwan Kim

Beomjun Kim

Boram Lee

Sangwook Lee

Jihong Woon Lee

Byunghwa Lee

Yanghwan No

Kihoon Choi

Jiseong Yang

Jongseok Jung

Seongmin Jang

Woonghui Won

Inhee Han

Seokjoon Hong

Jihee Yoon

Jihoon Kim

Sangwon Byun

Minhyung Guen

Dongsoo Lee

Hong-Woo Lee

Zin Min Park

Yonghee Lee

Tomoaki Honma

Seongwoo Choi

Sunho Lee

Youngbae Kim

TaeHwan Kim

Kang-Woo Kim

Seunghwan Choi

Sangil Kim

Jong Seong Kim

Tomohiro Utagawa

Noboru Takeuchi

Chanho Lee

Joonhee Yoo

Myeonghee Kim

Keisuke Iwado

Kangnam Kim

Jongseong Kim

Hiroyuki Tokoi

Taewha Choi

Byungjin Lee

Donghyuk Cho

Koutarou Tagami

Soheon Cho

Minyong Jung

Seongyeol Syn

Youmee Hyun

Juhun Lee

Seoungmyun Oh

Jongwon Seo

Sunghoon Woo

Nakho Lee

Hongwoo Lee

Sanghyun Yoon

Sukhun Yoo

Myunghwan Park

Sanga Lee

Sunggyu Kim

Youngchul Chang

Satoshi Nakano

Yusuke Ushikubo

Chadol Kim

Hyukjae Lee

The present disclosure relates to a mobile terminal comprising: a first frame in which a first substrate is mounted; a second frame which moves with respect to the first frame and in which a second substrate is mounted; a display part including a fixed portion which is coupled to the front surface of the first frame and a variable portion which extends from the fixed portion and is bent to the rear surface of the second frame while surrounding the second frame; an edge frame which covers the bent portion of the display part, is coupled to the second frame, and includes a microphone hole; a microphone module which is coupled to the inner surface of the edge frame and collects sounds through the microphone hole; and a flexible substrate which is disposed at the inner surface of the edge frame and has a connection terminal coupled at one end thereof to the microphone module and connected at the other end thereof to the second substrate.

Mobile terminal

A vehicle control device for controlling a vehicle that transmits a driving force input from an engine to a driving wheel via a continuously variable transmission mechanism, in which in a case where an accelerator is in a non-depressed state during traveling, a first traveling state is established in which fuel supply to an engine is stopped and a clutch between the engine and the driving wheel is disengaged, when the accelerator is depressed during traveling in the first traveling state, the engine is started and the clutch is engaged to increase a hydraulic pressure supplied to the pulleys, and a timing at which the hydraulic pressure supplied to the pulleys becomes higher due to the accelerator being depressed during traveling in the first traveling state is later than a timing at which the hydraulic pressure supplied to the pulleys becomes higher due to the accelerator being further depressed when the vehicle is not in the first traveling state.

Vehicle control device, vehicle control method, and non-transitory computer-readable medium

Provided is a mobile terminal including a front case, a display disposed at a front surface of the front case, a rear case disposed to oppose a rear surface of the front case, and a finger scan sensor part coupled to the rear surface of the front case. The finger scan sensor part may be configured to sense at least a portion of light incident after passing through the display and the front case among light reflected by an external object. Other embodiments are implementable.

A controller includes a control unit which is configured to execute a coast stop control. The coast stop control is configured to perform automatic stopping of the drive source while the vehicle is traveling, when a permitting condition is satisfied, the permitting condition including a condition that a speed ratio R of the variator is lower than a first threshold Rwhile the lock-up clutch is in an engaged phase. The control unit is configured to prohibit execution of the coast stop control in a case in which an input-output rotation speed difference of the torque converter is equal to or more than a predetermined value when the lock-up clutch is in the engaged phase.

Control device for vehicle and control method for vehicle

A controller includes a control unit configured to perform stepwise shift that upshifts a CVT in a stepped manner to accelerate a vehicle. The control unit performs a downshift control configured to downshift the continuously variable transmission in a case in which an accelerator pedal is continuously stepped on from before prohibition of the stepwise shift to after prohibition of the stepwise shift.

The controller forms a control device for a vehicle with which torque generated in an engine and a motor generator is transmissible to a continuously variable transmission in accordance with a driving force request from a driver. The controller includes an engine controller forming a motor control unit adapted to control an output of the motor generator in accordance with the driving force request, and a transmission controller forming a transmission capacity control unit adapted to control a transmitted torque capacity of the continuously variable transmission, and, in a case where motor assistance is performed and when stability of the transmitted torque capacity of the continuously variable transmission is detected, performs the motor assistance.

A liquid crystal display device includes a thin film transistor (TFT) disposed on a substrate. The TFT is divided into pixel regions. Pixel electrodes are disposed in the pixel regions, respectively. The pixel electrodes are electrically connected with the TFT. A roof layer is disposed over the pixel electrodes. Fine spaces, which are spaced apart from each other, are each disposed between each of the pixel electrodes and the roof layer. The fine spaces include a first region and a second region that is below the first region. The second region includes a protrusion protruding in a direction substantially parallel to the substrate with respect to the first region. An alignment layer is disposed on an inner surface of each of the fine spaces. Liquid crystal molecules fill each of the fine spaces.

Liquid crystal display device and method of manufacturing the same

A clothes treating apparatus includes a cabinet defining an entrance, a drawer configured to be drawn out from the cabinet through the entrance, a tub provided in the drawer, a circular drum bottom provided in the tub, a cylindrical drum body fixed to the drum bottom, a drum positioned on an upper surface of the drum body, a driving part including a rotating shaft that rotates the drum and penetrates the tub so as to be coupled to the drum bottom, a hub that is fixed to the center-of-rotation of the drum bottom and protrudes towards a drum inlet, and a stirring part including an arm extending from the hub towards a circumferential surface of the drum body.

Clothes treating apparatus

A method of controlling a laundry treatment apparatus includes: determining whether bubbles have been generated in a tub of the laundry treatment apparatus in a state in which a second washing apparatus of the laundry treatment apparatus is operated based on a sequence of operations; and based on a determination that bubbles have been generated, reducing bubbles by (i) adding at least one first operation to the sequence of operations or (ii) replacing at least one second operation of the sequence of operations.

Laundry treatment apparatus and method of controlling the same

The present invention relates to a clothing treatment device comprising: a tub body for providing a space in which water is stored; a tube cover that forms the upper surface of the tub body; an introduction opening provided to penetrate the tub cover; a door provided on the tub cover so as to open/close the introduction opening; a drum rotatably provided inside the tub body so as to contain clothing introduced through the introduction opening; a storage portion provided on the door so as to provide a space in which an additive is stored; a channel portion for guiding at least a part of water, which moves from the tub body toward the tub cover when the drum rotates, to the storage portion; and a discharge portion for discharging the additive inside the storage portion and the water, which has been introduced into the storage portion, to the tub body.

Clothing treatment device and method for controlling clothing treatment device

A laundry treatment apparatus for treating laundry includes a main washing device and a secondary washing device. The secondary washing device includes a tub configured to receive wash water, a drum rotatably provided in the tub and configured to receive laundry, and a pulsator rotatably provided in the drum and configured to be rotated by motion of one or both of the wash water and the laundry that are received in the drum.

Laundry treatment apparatus

A method of controlling a laundry treatment apparatus, the method including: determining whether bubbles have been generated in a tub of the laundry treatment apparatus in a state in which a second washing apparatus of the laundry treatment apparatus is operated based on a sequence of operations; and based on a determination that bubbles have been generated, reducing bubbles by (i) adding at least one first operation to the sequence of operations or (ii) replacing at least one second operation of the sequence of operations, is disclosed.

A display device with space for accommodating elements of a gate driver in a display area of the display device, the display device including first and second adjacent pixel electrodes, and third and fourth adjacent pixel electrodes; a gate line extending between the first pixel electrode and the second pixel electrode and between the third pixel electrode and the fourth pixel electrode; a gate driver having a plurality of elements and configured to drive the gate line; and a light blocking layer overlapping the gate line, wherein the light blocking layer comprises a first light blocking portion and a second light blocking portion, the first light blocking portion is adjacent to the first pixel electrode and the second pixel electrode, the second light blocking portion is adjacent to the third pixel electrode and the fourth pixel electrode, the second light blocking portion having a larger size than a size of the first light blocking portion, and at least one of the plurality of elements of the gate driver overlaps the second light blocking portion.

Display device

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Jonghwan Lee