Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Sk Telecom Company, Ltd.

Airpoint Co., Ltd.

Estsoft Corp.

Sung-min Cho

Jae-yong Eum

Hwan-young Choi

Young-Il Kim

Jee-hong Min

Moon-gyu Lee

Jin-seung Choi

Won-hyung Lee

Kwang-ho No

In-yong Song

Jong-Tae Ihm

Joo-Sik Lee

Sung-Jun Baik

Seong-Keun Kim

Jae-sung Kwon

Il-yong Cho

Ki-sup Lee

Jae-Youn Eum

Wong-hyung Lee

Yeon-a Hwang

Byung-Suk Lee

Gyeong-Ho Choi

Sung-Youl Park

Hyoung-Woo Son

Sung-min Yoo

An indoor unit of an air conditioning system is provided. The indoor unit according to an exemplary embodiment includes a blower fan, a plurality of micro-holes configured to discharge cool air flowed in from the blower fan, a temperature sensor configured to measure a temperature, and a processor configured to control a speed of the blower fan, wherein the processor, in a first mode, controls the speed of the blower fan according to a temperature sensed by the temperature sensor, and in a second mode, corrects the sensed temperature by applying a temperature correction coefficient and controls the speed of the blower fan according to the corrected temperature, and wherein the temperature correction coefficient is a coefficient set for compensating a difference between the sensed temperature and a temperature of a target height.

Air conditioning system, indoor unit of air conditioning system and method for controlling the same

The present invention relates to a file management method in a web storage system, and more specifically, to a file management method in a web storage system, in which when a user connects to the web storage system and creates, updates and stores files, files of a specific type are all deleted from a local PC and stored only in a file management system, and thus none of data is stored in the local PC. According to the present invention, when a file is created and stored using a web storage system, none of data related to a file that may cause a security problem remains in a user terminal of a remote site, and thus a file leakage problem may be cleared.

File management method in web storage system

Disclosed herein is a radio frequency (RF) repeater comprising an analog signal processing unit and a digital signal processing unit, wherein the analog signal processing unit includes a filtering unit; an amplification unit on receiving side; a frequency conversion unit on receiving side; a frequency conversion unit on transmitting side; and an amplification unit on transmitting side, and the digital signal processing unit includes a receiving signal detection unit; the automatic gain control unit; a feedback signal detection unit; a feedback signal combining unit; a feedback signal elimination unit; an automatic delay control unit; and the control unit. According to the RF repeater and repeating method, installation cost is reduced, limitations in output magnitude and installation are overcome, and ensuring high output power characteristics.

Radio repeater for mobile communication system and repeating method using the same

An optical scanning unit with a rotatable hologram disc, including a light source, a rotatable hologram disc provided with a plurality of holograms, the holograms being formed concentrically along a radial direction to diffract a beam emitted from the light source by multiple steps, a reflecting member that reflects the beam emitted from the light source and diffracted by one of the holograms into another hologram, and a fixed hologram correcting the diffracted beam incident through the rotatable hologram disc to focus it on a scanning object. In the optical scanning unit, the light passes through the plurality of holograms formed along a radial direction of the rotatable hologram disc so that a scan width can be extended without reducing a scan speed of the optical scanning unit.

Optical scanning unit with rotatable hologram disc

A beam scanning system including: a light source; a deflection disc rotatably installed over the light sources and having a hologram pattern on each of the upper and lower surfaces thereof, for diffracting beams emitted from the light source; and a plurality of mirrors for reflecting beams that have been diffracted by the deflection disc, to change the diffracted paths of the beams. Each of the upper and lower hologram patterns is formed with a low density relative to a one-sided hologram pattern.

Beam scanning system adopting deflection disc

A diffractive deflection beam scanning system including: a plurality of light sources; a deflection disc rotatably mounted over the light sources, having patterns capable of diffracting and deflecting beams emitted from the light sources; a plurality of first reflecting mirrors for changing the traveling paths of beams diffracted and deflected by the deflection disc; a plurality of second reflecting mirrors for reflecting the beams reflected by the first reflecting mirrors in a beam scan direction, wherein the light sources are disposed in a straight line along a bisecting line of the deflection disc, perpendicular to the beam scan direction, and the second reflecting mirrors are arranged over the center of the deflection disc at different heights.

Diffractive deflection beam scanning system

A laser scanning unit (LSU) in a structure capable of radiating heat generated by a light source. The LSU includes at least one light source, a driving source for providing rotational force, and a deflection disk installed on a rotary shaft of the driving source, for diffracting and deflecting light incident from the light sources. The deflection disk has at least one radiating portion which is depressed in and/or protrudes from the surface of the deflection disk facing the light source and induces air flow by contact with air, such that the heat generated by the light sources is radiated by the air flow induced due to the radiating portion.

Laser scanning unit

A multi-laser scanning unit (LSU) in which scanning lines incident parallel onto a photoreceptor have the same scanning direction. The multi-laser scanning unit includes: a driving source for providing a rotatory force; a deflection disk installed around a rotary shaft of the driving source having a plurality of sectors each with a hologram pattern for diffracting and deflecting incident light, for scanning light through rotation; a plurality of light sources installed facing one surface of the deflection disk for irradiating a plurality of light lines onto predetermined points of the deflection disk; and a light path changing portion for changing traveling paths of the plurality of scanning lines formed by the rotation of the deflection disk, wherein the plurality of light sources are arranged such that two incident points which are the farthest from each other among the plurality of incident points formed on the deflection disk form 180&deg; with the center point of the deflection disk.

Multi-laser scanning unit

A multi-laser scanning unit (LSU) in which scanning lines incident parallel onto a photoreceptor have the same scanning direction. The multi-laser scanning unit includes: a driving source for providing a rotatory force; a deflection disk installed around a rotary shaft of the driving source having at least two sectors with a hologram pattern for diffracting and deflecting incident light, for scanning light through rotation; at least two light sources installed facing one surface of the deflection disk for irradiating light lines onto predetermined points in the at least two sectors of the deflection disk, the predetermined points are symmetrical by the rotary center of the deflection disk; a light path changing portion for changing traveling paths of the plurality of scanning lines formed by the rotation of the deflection disk, such that the centers of the scanning lines or extended imaginary lines of the scanning lines pass the rotary axis of the deflection disk; and a scanning direction changing portion for changing the scanning direction of one scanning line scanned by the deflection disk in the opposite scanning direction, such that all the scanning lines scan an image in the same scanning direction.

In a beam scanning apparatus of an electrophotographic color printer, at least two beam deflectors, each having a deflection disk consisting of at least two sectors and a driving source for rotating the deflection disk, deflect and scan an incident beam. The deflection disk has a pattern formed thereon for diffracting and scanning the incident beam. A plurality of light sources, arranged between the beam deflector and a photoreceptor, emit light to the deflection disk. A beam path changing unit changes a proceeding path of the beam deflected by the respective beam deflectors to proceed toward the photoreceptor. A beam correcting unit, arranged between the respective beam deflectors and the photoreceptor, corrects the input beam having its path changed by the beam path changing unit.

Beam scanning apparatus for electrophotographic color printer using

A laser scanning unit in which a digital micro mirror device is used as a laser beam deflecting device and which is used in a laser printer, a facsimile unit, and the like. The laser scanning unit according to the present invention includes a laser diode for emitting laser beams, a photo-sensitive drum for receiving the laser beams emitted by the laser diode, and a deflecting device which is disposed between the laser diode and the photo-sensitive drum, for deflecting the laser beams toward the photo-sensitive drum. The deflecting device comprises a reflecting member for reflecting the laser beams emitted from the laser diode toward the photo-sensitive drum at a predetermined angle, a rotating member for rotating the reflecting member at a range of predetermined angles, and a supporting member for supporting the reflecting member so that the reflecting member can be rotated.

A beam scanning apparatus includes an optical source, a beam deflector having a deflection disk which is comprised of a plurality of sectors patterned to diffract a beam emitted from the optical source and has a reflective layer for reflecting an incident beam formed on the bottom surface of the beam deflector, and a driving source for rotating the deflection disk. A beam corrector is provided for correcting the beam deflected by the beam deflector.

Beam scanning apparatus

An electrophotographic printer including: a photosensitive belt moving along a circular path and supported by a plurality of rollers; a main corona device for increasing an electrical charge potential on a surface of the photosensitive belt to a predetermined level for development; first, second, third and fourth laser scanning units for forming an electrostatic latent image on the photosensitive belt by color; first, second, third and fourth developing units for individually developing the electrostatic latent image using first, second, third and fourth developing solutions of different colors; a drying roller pressing the photosensitive belt for removing carrier from the developing solutions developed on the photosensitive belt, the drying roller being frictionally charged positively through contact with the photosensitive belt; an eraser for removing an electrostatic charge remaining on the photosensitive belt after development to uniformly electrify the surface of the photosensitive belt with exposing charge potential; and a potential-increasing electrifying unit for increasing the electrical charge potential on the surface of the photosensitive belt, which was lowered during previous developing, to a level for performing further developing using a different development solution.

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Seoul, South Korea

Sung-min Cho