| KOREA ADVANCED INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Patent applications |
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| 20100223399 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR PROCESSING TIMESTAMP USING SIGNATURE INFORMATION ON PHYSICAL LAYER - A method and apparatus for processing a timestamp using signature information on a physical layer is provided. The timestamp processing terminal uses a pseudo-random binary sequence to assign signature information to a message which is to be sent to another terminal, and verifies the signature information on a physical layer. The signature information is used to identify the message as a sync message. Accordingly, it is possible to precisely process the timestamp. | 09-02-2010 |
| 20090172053 | ARITHMETIC APPARATUS FOR MULTI-FUNCTION UNIT AND METHOD - An arithmetic apparatus for a multi-function unit and a method integrates all operations which are necessary to the GPU (graphics processing unit) with one operational device to decrease the area and power of the hardware and to control all operations except a matrix-vector multiplication to achieve a single-cycle throughput and to control a matrix-vector multiplication to achieve a 2-cycle throughput. Thus, the whole power consumption and the size and the efficiency of 3 dimensional graphics systems for the embedded systems such as the cell phone or Personal Digital Assistant can be improved as the GPU can be small-sized and advanced. | 07-02-2009 |
| 20090167963 | PROJECTION DISPLAY APPARATUS USING MICROLENS ARRAY AND MICROMIRROR ARRAY - A projection display apparatus using a microlens array and a micromirror array comprises a substrate, multiple micromirror arrays and multiple microlens arrays. The substrate is disposed apart with a predetermined distance from a light source. The multiple micromirror arrays are disposed over the substrate to be assembled together to have a predetermined incidence angle with respect to the incident rays. The multiple microlens arrays are configured to correspond to the micromirror arrays. More specifically, a first microlens array is disposed in a predetermined region between the light source and the substrate and comprises multiple microlenses. A second microlens array is disposed in a light path of reflection rays reflected from the micromirrors. | 07-02-2009 |
| 20080291158 | CHARACTER INPUT DEVICE USING BIO RADAR UNIT AND TILT SENSOR - Disclosed herein is a character input device for a mobile device or a wearable terminal. A bio radar unit senses the positions of the fingers of a user. A tilt sensor senses the tilt of the hands of the user. A microprocessor calculates the final input information of the user by processing signals received from the bio radar unit and the tilt sensor. A wireless communication module transmits the final input information to the mobile device or the wearable terminal of the user. A speaker device outputs a feedback sound corresponding to the final input information of the user. The character input device is wearable on a wrist of the user. The bio radar unit transmits a signal, measures the distance between the character input device and a finger by measuring the strength of a reflected wave reflected from the finger with which the signal collides, and measures the angle of the finger related to activation. | 11-27-2008 |
| 20080273726 | DIGITAL HEARING AID ADAPTIVE TO STRUCTURES OF HUMAN EXTERNAL EAR CANALS - The present invention relates to a digital hearing aid, which models the structures of external ear canals, sizes and shape characteristics of which differ between respective persons, obtains resonance gains generated due to the structural characteristics of the external ear canals, and performs digitization and signal processing to allow the resonance gains to be used as the gain factors of the digital hearing aid, and thus applies the gain factors to digital signal processing units. Further, the present invention proposes a gain obtainment unit capable of taking both resonance gains, generated due to the structural characteristics, and gains, obtained through a hearing test, into account, thus reducing the time required for gain fitting and possible errors, and optimizing the performance of the digital hearing aid for each individual. | 11-06-2008 |
