This inventor holds 4 USPTO granted patents. Top assignee: Samsung Display Co., Ltd.. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Sungchun Park: Display and Power-Conversion Patents
Introduction
Sungchun Park is an inventor based in Yongin-si, South Korea. His work includes inventions related to display devices and power-conversion technology. He is associated with Samsung Display Co., Ltd., and has 4 patents.
Latest Patents
Park’s listed recent patents address DC-DC conversion and short-circuit protection in display systems.
The patent titled “DC-DC Converter and Display Device Including the DC-DC Converter, and Electronic Device Including the Display Device” describes a converter with two switching elements, an inductor, and a switching controller. The controller generates switching signals, responds to reset signals, and selects low-power or normal operation according to panel current and a threshold. The threshold is adjusted based on the switching control signal.
“Display Device Having a Short Circuit Protection Part to Output a Shutdown Signal” describes a voltage generator and a protection circuit that monitors a converter’s output. The converter pre-charges the output, maintains its level, and then boosts it to produce a voltage. If the output falls below a reference level during the maintenance period, the protection circuit issues a shutdown signal.
Career Highlights
Park’s listed patent work focuses on power management and protection features for display devices. His inventions describe ways to regulate converter operation and respond to potentially abnormal output voltages.
Collaborations
Park’s listed coworkers include Jeongmin Seo and Yoon Young Lee. His work is associated with Samsung Display Co., Ltd.
Conclusion
Sungchun Park’s patent portfolio highlights engineering approaches to DC-DC conversion and short-circuit protection, supporting reliable power operation in display devices.
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