This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignees: Seoul National University, Skhynix Inc.. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Sanghyuk Seo: Inventor of a Bidirectional Transceiver Switching Network
Introduction
Sanghyuk Seo is an inventor based in Seoul, South Korea. His patent work includes a transceiver design that uses a bidirectional switching network to support transmission and reception through a channel connection node. The provided information lists 1 patent and identifies his professional affiliations with SK hynix Inc. and Seoul National University.
Latest Patents
Seo’s listed patent is titled “Transceiver Including Bidirectional Switching Network Circuit.” It describes a transceiver connected to a channel through a channel connection node. In transmission mode, a transmitter drives two nodes based on an input data signal, with the first node connected to the channel connection node. In reception mode, a receiver uses the channel signal and an input differentiation signal to provide an output data signal.
A switching network circuit connects the second node to the channel connection node and operates in two configurations, depending on whether the transceiver is transmitting or receiving. The circuit differentiates the channel and provides at least one second output differentiation signal. This arrangement is designed to support the transceiver’s bidirectional operation.
Career Highlights
The supplied information associates Seo with SK hynix Inc. and Seoul National University. His listed patent reflects work on transceiver circuitry and signal handling across transmission and reception modes.
Collaborations
Suhwan Kim is identified as Seo’s coworker. The available information does not specify their particular projects or contributions together.
Conclusion
Sanghyuk Seo’s listed invention focuses on a bidirectional switching network for a transceiver, connecting his patent work with signal transmission and reception.
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