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Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

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Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

Seoul National University

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Years Active: 2007-2012

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1. 8265012 - Adaptive subchannel and bit allocation method using partial channel information feedback in an orthogonal frequency division multiple access communication system (2012-09-11),

2. 8050356 - Transmission apparatus and method for MIMO system (2011-11-01),

3. 7974349 - Optimum perturbation apparatus and method in a multi-antenna multi-user communication system (2011-07-05),

4. 7925267 - Method for transmitting broadcast channel in a cellular wireless communication system (2011-04-12),

5. 7907913 - Apparatus and method for determining beamforming vector in a codebook-based beamforming system (2011-03-15),

6. 7907912 - Apparatus and method for eliminating multi-user interference (2011-03-15),

7. 7889814 - Transmitting and receiving apparatus for supporting transmit antenna diversity using space-time block code (2011-02-15),

8. 7864876 - Differential space-time block coding apparatus using eight or less transmit antennas (2011-01-04),

9. 7808954 - Method and system for controlling data rate in a communication system (2010-10-05),

10. 7801237 - Apparatus and method of space time frequency block code (2010-09-21),

11. 7773946 - Method and apparatus for transmitting/receiving data in a cellular communication system (2010-08-10),

12. 7764744 - Apparatus and method for extending number of antennas in a wireless communication system using multiple antennas (2010-07-27),

13. 7746950 - Signal detection method for MIMO communication system employing spatial multiplexing (2010-06-29),

14. 7710918 - Pilot designing method in an uplink OFDMA system (2010-05-04),

15. 7680175 - Apparatus and method for transmitting/receiving signal in a communication system using a plurality of transmit antennas (2010-03-16),

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