Average Co-Inventor Count = 5.19
ph-index = 4
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. Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. (20 from 131,214 patents)
2. Inha-industry Partnership Institute (4 from 129 patents)
3. Samsung Electro-mechanics Co., Ltd. (2 from 7,574 patents)
4. Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (2 from 2,607 patents)
5. Yonsei University (2 from 1,333 patents)
20 patents:
1. 9357399 - Mobile system and base station system for effectively using licensed spectrum and shared spectrum
2. 9137673 - Interference control system for simultaneously supporting low power communication and high spectral efficient communication
3. 9107079 - Ultra-low power wireless communication apparatus and method
4. 9036522 - Low power wireless communication apparatuses and method thereof
5. 9020563 - Mini base station connectable with internet and terminal
6. 9014094 - Main hub, sub hub, and sensor node communicating in wireless body area network (WBAN) including at least one sub hub, and communication method thereof
7. 8868097 - Frequency spectrum sensing method using pilot signal and cognitive radio system using the same
8. 8761780 - Access point, mobile station for wireless communication system, and method for controlling the same
9. 8620219 - Wireless communication system between medical devices using cognitive technology
10. 8554210 - Apparatus and method for storing hand over information
11. 8385870 - Method of controlling antenna of moving object and system using the same
12. 8331295 - Base station and mobile station for processing wireless communication with each other, and method for controlling the same
13. 8185055 - Apparatus for determining interference using cyclic prefix and method thereof
14. 8126471 - Cognitive radio communication method for controlling sensing operation and cognitive radio communication apparatus enabling the method
15. 8086186 - Cognitive radio communication apparatus and method which adaptably controls sensing reference level