Samsung Sdi Co., Inc.

Robert Bosch G.m.b.h.

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Samsung Display Co., Ltd.

Nvidia Corporation

Lg Electronics Inc.

Samsung Mobile Display Co., Ltd.

Chung Ang University Industry Academic Cooperation

Samsung Sdi.co., Ltd.

Tae-Yong Kim

Shi-Dong Park

Yoon-Cheol Jeon

Gun-Goo Lee

Choong-Ho Lee

Hyun-Ye Lee

Myung-Chul Kim

Sang-Won Byun

Eun-Suk Cho

Jong-Han Rhee

Jun-Woo Cho

Dong-Gun Park

Seong-Joon Park

Hong-Sup Lim

Young-Woo Park

Dong-Sik Lee

Jee-Hoon Han

Nuttapong Chentanez

Jang-Hyun You

Byung-Yong Choi

Suk-Kang Sung

Dong-Hwa Kwak

Matthias Heinz Muller-Fischer

Jong-Hoon Na

Yoon-Dong Park

Chul Ho Lee

Suk-Pil Kim

Won-joo Kim

Su-Jin Park

Young-Deok Kim

Sung-Gon Kim

Je-Kil Ryu

Charles Kim

Jong-Min Lee

Ki-Hyun Kim

Yong-Sam Kim

Jae-Man Yoon

Jeong-Dong Choe

Hee-Soo Kang

Zin Min Park

Dong-Hoon Jang

Soo-Seok Choi

Sung-Su Kim

Ji-Hyoung Yoon

Gyoo-Wan Han

Jae-Kyoon Kim

Hye-Jin Cho

Young-Bae Yoon

Kwon Sohn

Joon-Hyung Kim

Young-Joon Ahn

Byung-yong Choi

Se-Hoon Lee

Sang-Yeon Han

Phil-kyu Choi

Jong-Heon Kim

In-Hwan Cha

Hye-jin Cho

Jang-Wook Lee

Byung-Kyu Cho

Yun-Ho Chang

Kye-ho Park

Hyang-Jin Koh

Seong-Seob Kim

Hae-Sook Lee

Jai-sang Jung

Min-Tai Yu

Man-Ho Han

Min-seop Kim

Mi-Joo Yoon

Jeong-Joo Lee

Chi-hoon Lee

Kang-Sik Jung

Pil-Kyu Kim

Seijiro Yajima

Suk-kang Sung

Jun-Pyo Park

Seung-il Kim

Hyo-Joo Park

Jae-ho Jung

Woo-Jung Kim

Jun-Hwan Ju

Jun-Woo Chpo

A method and system of representing and simulating an object by representing using with velocity-dependent particles.

Method and system for representing objects with velocity-dependent particles

A case for a battery pack includes a case member configured to accommodate a plurality of battery cells therein and a heat exchange member on any one surface of the case member, the heat exchange member being integrally formed with the case member.

Case for battery pack

A crystallization apparatus for crystallizing a semiconductor layer formed on a substrate. The crystallization apparatus includes a laser generator, which generates a laser beam, an optical device for changing a path of the laser beam emitted from the laser generating device, and a stage on which the substrate is arranged, wherein the optical device changes the path of the laser beam by rotating with respect to a constant axis, and the stage is moved so that the laser beam having the changed path is irradiated to a constant region on the semiconductor layer.

Crystallization apparatus, crystallizing method, and method of manufacturing organic light-emitting display apparatus

A battery module includes a plurality of battery cells, a busbar holder on the battery cells, the busbar holder having a plurality of busbars coupling neighboring battery cells of the plurality of battery cells to each other, and a circuit board on the busbar holder and defining a plurality of fastening openings along its perimeter. The circuit board is coupled to the busbar holder with a plurality of fastening members coupled to first fastening openings defined on the busbar holder. The circuit board has a component for controlling and monitoring recharging and discharging of the battery cells coupled to the circuit board.

Battery module having improved safety

A battery module includes a plurality of battery cells aligned along one direction, each of the plurality of battery cells including terminals at first surfaces of the battery cells. A holder is on the first surfaces of the battery cells and has a groove. A frame surrounds side surfaces adjacent to the first surfaces of the battery cells and includes a first bent portion that is at least partially inserted into the groove.

Battery module

A battery module includes a plurality of battery cells aligned in one direction, each battery cell of the plurality of battery cells including a terminal portion on a first surface of a respective battery cell, a bus-bar electrically connect between the terminal portions of the plurality of battery cells, and a bus-bar holder positioned on the first surfaces of the plurality of battery cells, the bus-bar holder including support portions configured to support two different surfaces of the bus-bar, respectively.

A simulation engine is configured to generate a physical simulation of a chain of particles by implementing a physics-based algorithm. The simulation engine is configured to generate a predicted position for each particle and to then adjust the predicted position of each particle based on a set of constraints associated with the physics-based algorithm. The simulation engine may then generate a predicted velocity for a given particle based on the adjusted, predicted position of that particle and based on the adjusted, predicted position of an adjacent particle.

Technique for simulating the dynamics of hair

A battery module includes a first battery cell, the first battery cell having a first electrode terminal and a second electrode terminal, a first end block adjacent to the first battery cell, the first end block having a first power terminal portion, and a connection portion electrically connecting the first electrode terminal to the first power terminal portion.

A battery module includes a plurality of battery cells, an end plate, and bush members. The plurality of battery cells are arranged along a direction. The end plate is adjacent to an outermost battery cell among the plurality of battery cells. The bush members are at respective sides of the end plate. In the battery module, the end plate includes a first end plate adjacent to the outermost battery cell, the first end plate including a first material, and a second end plate at an outer side of the first end plate, the second end plate including a second material. The bush members are at respective sides of the first and second end plates and between the first and second end plates.

A battery module includes a plurality of battery cells, a holder, and a bus-bar. The plurality of battery cells are arranged along one direction, and each of the plurality of battery cells includes a terminal and a vent at an upper surface. The holder is on the plurality of battery cells and has an opening through which the terminal is exposed. The bus-bar is has a portion in the opening of the holder and electrically couples adjacent ones of the plurality of battery cells. The holder includes a bus-bar fastening portion at an area corresponding to the terminal and an exhaust portion at an area corresponding to the vent. The bus-bar fastening portion and the exhaust portion are integrally formed.

A battery module includes a plurality of battery cells arranged in a first direction, a pair of end plates adjacent to outermost battery cells of the plurality of battery cells, the pair of end plates extending along the plurality of battery cells in a second direction and being spaced apart along the first direction, and at least one bush member coupled to each of the end plates.

A battery module includes a plurality of rechargeable batteries, end plates at outer sides of the rechargeable batteries; fixing members fixed to the end plates, each fixing member having a support step protruding from at least one side end, a reinforcement member contacting the fixing member, and a fastener fixing the fixing member and the reinforcement member to the end plate.

A battery module includes a battery unit having a plurality of batteries; a pair of end plates, one of the end plates installed at either end of the battery unit; and a fixing band that encircles the end plates and the battery unit, wherein the fixing band is made from a material that expands when heated and contracts when cooled.

Battery module having improved structure for fixing end plate and method of fixing the same

A battery assembly has a structure that can effectively cool batteries. A battery assembly according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention includes a housing, a first battery pack in the housing, and a second battery pack in the housing, the second battery pack being spaced from the first battery pack with a first flow path therebetween, wherein a second flow path is between the battery packs and an inner surface of the housing.

Battery assembly with cooling

A semiconductor device includes first, second, and third conductive lines, each with a respective line portion formed over a substrate and extending in a first direction and with a respective branch portion extending from an end of the respective line portion in a direction different from the first direction. The branch portion of a middle conductive line is disposed between and shorter than the respective branch portions of the outer conductive lines such that contact pads may be formed integral with such branch portions of the conductive lines.

Semiconductor device and method of fabricating the same

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Yongin-si, South Korea

Tae-Yong Kim