Hyundai Motor Company

Nanoionics Korea Co., Ltd.

Kia Motors Corporation

Kia Corporation

Hyundai Mobis Co., Ltd.

Nifco Korea Inc.

Alps Electric Korea Co., Ltd.

Bs Technics Co., Ltd.

Sun-Mi Oh

Ji-Hye Kim

Yang-Ki Kim

Tae-Won Lee

Hyun-Soo Sohn

Jong-Min Kwon

Young Do Kim

Jun Sik Kim

Seung-Sik Han

Jin-Won Lee

Hong-Sik Chang

Kwan-Woo Lee

Young-Ju Lee

Jung Sik Choi

Jong-Eun Park

Cheon-Ho Kim

Sae-Ah Kim

Won-Il Lee

Young-Jai Im

Dae-Woo Park

Tae Kyoung Jung

Jong-Chae Lee

Jong-Hyun Park

Jun-Hyun Park

Kwang-Pyo Cho

Jun-Geun Oh

Kang-Sun Lee

A light-emitting diode (LED) lamp for a vehicle and a method of manufacturing the same use MID and magnetic induction technologies. The LED lamp includes a LED module, a housing accommodating the LED module, and a molded interconnect device (MID) electrode formed on a surface of the housing. The LED module may be mounted on the MID electrode by soldering using magnetic induction heating, the housing may be an injection molded product, and the MID electrode may be formed on the housing using a MID process.

LED lamp for a vehicle and a method of manufacturing the same using mid and magnetic induction technologies

A sensor detects a fuel level and fuel concentration in a fuel tank of a flexible fuel vehicle (FFV) that uses flexible fuel such as ethanol fuel or alcohol fuel. The fuel sensor includes: a level sensor which is inserted into a lower surface of a pump module housing; and a concentration sensor which is mounted on a side surface of the pump module housing.

Fuel sensor for flexible fuel vehicle

A solid electrolyte COsensor may include a solid electrolyte bonded to a substrate to join and seal the substrate, a sensing electrode formed at a first side of the solid electrolyte, and a reference electrode formed between a second side of the solid electrolyte and one surface of the substrate, and sealed by the solid electrolyte and the substrate.

Solid electrolyte carbon dioxide sensor and manufacturing method thereof

A solid electrolyte-type COsensor having a reduced influence from volatile organic compounds (VOCs), includes: a solid electrolyte; a reference electrode which is formed at one side of the solid electrolyte; a detecting electrode of which one side is joined and which is formed at the other side of the solid electrolyte; a substrate which is formed at the other side of the reference electrode; and an oxidation catalyst which is formed at the other side of the detecting electrode.

Solid electrolyte-type carbon dioxide sensor having reduced influence from volatile organic compounds

A temperature compensation method for a gas sensor module using a change of heater current, may include deriving an output voltage equation of the gas sensor module from a cell reaction equation of an electrolyte and deriving the output voltage equation to an equation for a fluctuation temperature which varies depending on a sensor temperature and an unknown type compensation coefficient; deriving the fluctuation temperature to heater current indicating a current value of a heater formed in the gas sensor module and deriving the output voltage equation by the heater current and the compensation coefficient; and measuring output voltage depending on current of heaters at two or more points to determine the compensation coefficient of the output voltage equation, and the output voltage is configured to be compensated with the change of the heater current measured by the gas sensor module regardless of an external temperature.

Temperature compensation method for gas sensor module using change of heater current

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Sun-Mi Oh