Shinho Kang

Title: Shinho Kang: Inventor in Display and Power-Management Technologies.

Introduction

Shinho Kang is an inventor based in Suwon, South Korea. His patent work includes display-device operation and methods for reducing standby power. He is associated with Samsung Electronics Ltd. and Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. His listed portfolio includes 5 patents.

Latest Patents

“Display Device and Operating Method Thereof” describes a display panel divided into multiple blocks, each connected to a driver integrated circuit. The device monitors the battery’s remaining charge and, under specified conditions during a screen transition, turns on the display blocks at different times in a defined order. This approach coordinates display operation with battery status.

“Electronic Device for Minimizing Standby Power Based on User Usage Time and Control Method Thereof” concerns an e-paper display device with main and sub-power supplies, infrared and radio-frequency communication modules, and two processors. In general mode, the first processor manages both communication modules. In low-power mode, the device deactivates the first processor and radio-frequency module while the second processor remains powered and controls infrared communication. The device can return to general mode by restoring power to the first processor and radio-frequency module.

Career Highlights

Kang’s listed work connects him with Samsung Electronics Ltd. and Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. The patent descriptions provided highlight contributions involving display control, battery-aware operation, and power management.

Collaborations

His listed coworkers include Moonyoung Kim and Jeongwoo Kim. The supplied information does not specify their roles in the patents.

Conclusion

Shinho Kang’s listed inventions address practical challenges in display-device operation, including coordinating screen activity with battery charge and reducing standby power in e-paper devices.