Samsung Electro-mechanics Co., Ltd.

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Sang Kyeong Yun

Haeng Seok Yang

Dong Hoon Kim

Sung June Park

Chang Seob Kim

Kwan Young Oh

Yeon Kyoung Jung

Dong Ho Shin

Jung Hwan Park

Ho Chan Cho

Heui Sam Kwag

Dong-Hoon Kim

Tae Keun Oh

Jun Mo An

Jong-Hyeong Song

Seung Do An

Seung-Do An

Jin Sun Jung

In-Jae Yeo

Jong-Myeon Lee

Dong-Won Lee

Kyu Bum Han

Dong Won Lee

Dong-Ho Shin

Yeong Gyu Lee

Heung Woo Park

Jong Hyeong Song

Tae Eung Kim

Yong Min Jung

Chang Soo Lim

Jong-Su Yi

In Jae Yeo

Haeng-Seok Yang

Seung Won Ryu

Kyu-Bum Han

Chang Su Park

Min-Suk Oh

Jun Won An

Chun Gi Kim

Jun-Won An

Sung-June Park

Kwang Kyun Chang

Hae Yong Choi

Myung Song Jung

Haeng Sok Yang

Disclosed is a lighting control apparatus. According to one embodiment of the present invention, a lighting system control be easily configured, maintained, and repaired since additional light and block control of the lighting can be provided with ease by wireless control of the lighting through wireless communication. In addition, the present invention can control individual lamps by storing a control signal corresponding to an address for each lamp in a gateway according to a predetermined scenario.

Lighting control apparatus

Provided is a lighting apparatus that may form and control a multi-zone of a plurality of lighting devices connected to a wireless network. The lighting apparatus may include a plurality of devices including a plurality of lighting devices included in a network set in advance, a coordinator to manage the network, a remote controller to control a multi-zone that is included in the network and that performs grouping of the plurality of lighting devices into a plurality of groups.

Lighting apparatus

A harbor lighting control apparatus is provided, which includes a plurality of slaves to perform on control or off control, and dimming control with respect to a light emitting diode (LED) array light source mounted to a lighthouse when an on control signal or off control signal, and a dimming control signal are received, and to transmit a result of the control as acknowledge signals, and a master to transmit the on control signal or off control signal and the dimming control signal to all of the plurality of slaves by a broadcast scheme, to transmit the on control signal or off control signal and the dimming control signal to an individual slave by a unicast scheme, and to recognize operational states of the plurality of slaves by receiving the acknowledge signals from the plurality of slaves. Accordingly, stable and reliably control of the harbor lighting is enabled.

Harbor lighting control apparatus

There are provided a switching module and a switching synchronization system. The switching module includes a plurality of first to n-th switching modules according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention, wherein each of the first to n-th switching modules includes: a button unit that includes a plurality of switching buttons; a state display unit that includes a plurality of display lamps corresponding to each of the plurality of switching buttons in the button unit; a switch controller that controls the operation of the state display unit according to the operation of each of the plurality of switching buttons in the button unit; and a switch communication unit that transmits the wireless switching control signal including the switching control and provides the switching control signals included in the wireless switching control signals received to the switch controller.

Switching module and switching synchronization system

Disclosed herein is a lighting apparatus. The lighting apparatus includes: a first light emitting unit including one or more main light sources radiating white light downward; one or more second light emitting units formed at the sides under the first light emitting unit and including one or more sub-light sources radiating color light that is mixed with the white light radiated from the first light emitting unit; and a light guide plate mixing the white light radiated from the main light sources and the color light radiated from the sub-light sources and radiating the mixed light downward. According to the embodiments, it is possible to remove non-uniformity of luminance of the lighting apparatus that can control color temperature by efficiently disposing main light sources radiating white light and sub-light sources radiating color light. Further, it is possible to increase efficiency of the lighting apparatus by radiating light, using all of the main light sources even at any color temperature.

A mobile terminal includes an optical modulation projector. The mobile terminal also includes a control system, a projection control unit, and an optical modulation system. The control system outputs a projection control signal and image data. The projection control unit receives the image data from the control system, and generates and outputs a drive control signal depending on the image data received. The optical modulation system generates and modulates light and generates an image in response to the drive control signal and then scans the image for projecting onto a screen.

Optical modulators including incorporated into mobile terminal projector

Disclosed is a diffractive micromirror and a method of producing the same. More particularly, the present invention pertains to a diffractive thin-film piezoelectric micromirror, which is operated in a piezoelectric operation manner to assure excellent displacement, operation speed, reliability, linearity, and low voltage operation, and a method of producing the same. The diffractive thin-film piezoelectric micromirror includes a silicon substrate on which a recess is formed to provide an air space to the center thereof, and a piezoelectric mirror layer having a band shape, which is attached to the silicon substrate along both ends of the recess at both ends thereof while being spaced from the bottom of the recess at a center portion thereof and which includes a thin-film piezoelectric material layer to be vertically movable when voltage is applied to the piezoelectric material layer, and thus diffracts an incident light beam.

Diffractive thin-film piezoelectric micromirror and method of producing the same

An apparatus for measuring the position of the mirror of a diffractive light modulator and performing positional compensation, and a method of controlling the apparatus. A position measurement unit measures the position of a mirror of the diffractive light modulator. A control unit calculates the value of displacement from a reference position by evaluating a position value calculated by the position measurement unit, calculates a compensation value and outputs a compensation control signal. A compensation and actuation unit performs compensation on a drive voltage in response to the compensation control signal, and actuates the mirror of the diffractive light modulator using the compensated drive voltage.

Apparatus and method for calibrating a reflecting mirror

Disclosed herein is a laser projection display. The laser projection display includes a light source for emitting light beams each having a predetermined wavelength, and reflective means for reflecting the light beams emitted from the light source and scanning the light beams across a screen.

Laser projection display

Disclosed herein is a raster scanning-type display device using a diffractive light modulator. The diffractive light modulator includes a plurality of light sources, the diffractive light modulator, a plurality of illumination optical units, a combining unit, a Schlieren optical unit, and a scanning optical unit.

Raster scanning-type display device using diffractive light modulator

Disclosed herein is an apparatus for calibrating the displacement of reflective parts in a diffractive optical modulator. The apparatus includes a diffractive optical modulator, a light intensity measurement unit, a projection unit, and display electronics. The light intensity measurement unit is disposed near one side of the diffractive optical modulator and measures and outputs the intensity of incident linear diffracted light having a predetermined diffraction order.

Apparatus for calibrating displacement of reflective parts in diffractive optical modulator

The present invention relates generally to an apparatus for resetting the location of the reflective part of a diffractive optical modulator. More particularly, the present invention relates to an apparatus for resetting the location of the reflective part of a diffractive optical modulator, which resets the location of the reflective part of the diffractive optical modulator to an initial location thereof at a specific time point, thus increasing the ability to control the location of the reflective part.

Apparatus for resetting location of reflective part of diffractive optical modulator

Disclosed herein is a raster scanning-type display device using a diffractive optical modulator. The raster scanning-type display device includes an optical illumination unit, a diffractive optical modulator, and a projection unit. The optical illumination unit radiates light, which is emitted from a light source, in a spot beam form. The diffractive optical modulator causes an element to modulate the spot beam incident from the optical illumination unit, and generate diffracted light whose intensity is adjusted and which has a plurality of diffraction orders. The projection unit generates an image by projecting the diffracted light incident from the diffractive optical modulator onto a screen in a scanning spot beam form and performing raster scanning in which horizontal scanning and vertical scanning are alternated.

Raster scanning-type display device using diffractive optical modulator

Disclosed herein is a pixel unit scanning-based display apparatus, in which diffracted beams having a plurality of diffraction orders, formed from a single beam through diffraction, are used to display images in such a manner that each pixel can from a plurality of dots on a screen by vibrating the diffracted light generated in pixels.

Pixel unit scanning-based display apparatus

The present invention relates, in general, to scanning apparatuses using a vibration light modulator and, more particularly, to a scanning apparatus using a vibration light modulator, which performs high speed scanning using a plurality of diffracted beams, formed from a single beam by the reflection and diffraction thereof, and allows each of diffracted beams to form a plurality of pixels by vibrating actuating cells of the light modulator.

Scanning apparatus using vibration light modulator

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Suwon, South Korea

Sang Kyeong Yun