YunHo Kook

Title: YunHo Kook’s Display Technology Patents

Introduction

YunHo Kook is an inventor based in Goyang, South Korea, whose patent work focuses on display-device structures and electrical connections. He is associated with LG Display Co., Ltd. and is credited with 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Kook’s latest patents describe display devices that combine light-emitting components, electrodes, and supporting layers in different configurations.

One patent concerns a display device with both non-transmissive and transmissive areas. It describes separate light-emitting elements in those areas, with different anode structures. A thin-film transistor in the non-transmissive area drives at least the light-emitting element in the transmissive area through a transparent electrode connected to its anode.

Another patent describes a display device with multiple subpixels, an overcoating layer, and anodes corresponding to the subpixels. A bank covers the anode edges and includes an inclined surface. A bridge electrode extends across the bank’s top and part of its inclined surface, while a touch electrode above the encapsulation layer overlaps and electrically connects to the bridge electrode.

Career Highlights

Kook’s listed work reflects an emphasis on display architecture, including transparent display regions, electrode arrangements, and integration of touch-sensing components. His patents address how display elements and conductive structures can be arranged within a device.

Collaborations

Kook’s listed coworkers include TaeJoon Song and Chulho Kim. His work is associated with LG Display Co., Ltd.

Conclusion

YunHo Kook’s patent portfolio highlights display-device innovations involving light-emitting elements, electrode structures, and touch-electrode connections.