Average Co-Inventor Count = 2.93
ph-index = 10
The patent ph-index is calculated by counting the number of publications for which an author has been cited by other authors at least that same number of times.
Company Filing History:
1. Lg Electronics Inc. (567 from 49,511 patents)
2. Other (1 from 832,575 patents)
3. Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (1 from 11,251 patents)
4. Korea Institute of Machinery & Materials (1 from 349 patents)
5. Korea Electrotechnology Research Institute (1 from 152 patents)
569 patents:
1. 12477421 - Method and apparatus for inheriting a broadcast system information in a wireless communication system
2. 12477437 - Method and apparatus for packet duplication in wireless communication system
3. 12452825 - Method and apparatus for height-based location update in a wireless communication system
4. 12439399 - Configuration request in wireless communications
5. 12432649 - Method and apparatus for cell reselection in wireless communication system
6. 12432579 - Radio link failure reporting for master cell group during secondary cell group suspension
7. 12425906 - Method and apparatus for measurement failure reporting in a wireless communication system
8. 12396051 - Method and apparatus for failure recovery in wireless communication system
9. 12395960 - Method and apparatus for handling resource collision between multiple networks in wireless communication system
10. 12395904 - Method and apparatus for handling secondary cell group failure in wireless communication system
11. 12382353 - Method and apparatus for handling master cell group failure in wireless communication system
12. 12363598 - Method and apparatus for suspending measurement with measurement configuration in a wireless communication system
13. 12356268 - Target cell selection for mobility
14. 12349210 - Method and apparatus for switching between unicast and multicast in a wireless communication system
15. 12323892 - Method and apparatus for transmitting assistant information for a quick switch between broadcast and unicast transmission in a wireless communication system