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20110081521 | HIERARCHICAL STRUCTURE AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF - Provided are a shape of a hierarchical structure, an engineering effect of the hierarchical structure according to the shape, an increasing method of the engineering effect, an application method of the hierarchical structure for novel material or parts, and a mass-manufacturing method of the hierarchical structure. | 04-07-2011 |
20120118506 | APPARATUS FOR MANUFACTURING A HIERARCHICAL STRUCTURE - The present invention relates to an apparatus for massive manufacturing a hierarchical structure that can hierarchically form high performance micro units one a flexible substrate. For this purpose, an apparatus for manufacturing a hierarchical structure according to the present invention is provided to layer micro units provided on a dummy substrate that is made of a hard material on a target substrate that is made of a flexible material by releasing the micro units from the dummy substrate. The apparatus includes: a transfer stage flat-transferring the dummy substrate by supporting the same and a main roller rolling the target substrate by winding the same as the transfer stage proceeds and layering the micro unit of the dummy substrate on the target substrate. | 05-17-2012 |
20120132266 | PHOTOELECTRIC CONVERSION DEVICE USING SEMICONDUCTOR NANOMATERIAL - Provided is a photoelectric conversion device using a semiconductor nanomaterial, which converts light energy having photon energy into electrical energy, including: a substrate, a plurality of semiconductor nanomaterials arranged on the substrate, and a metal layer that is formed on the semiconductor nanomaterial and is joined with the semiconductor nanomaterial by a schottky junction, wherein electrical energy is generated by a rectified current generated between the semiconductor nanomaterial and the metal layer joined by the schottky junction. | 05-31-2012 |
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20100216069 | METHOD OF PREPARING TONER - Provided is a method of preparing a toner, the method including: preparing a solvent emulsion by stirring a medium including a polar medium, an organic solvent, and a surfactant; adding toner components including a resin and a pigment to the solvent emulsion; removing the organic solvent from the solvent emulsion including the toner components; and collecting a toner particle from the solvent emulsion from which the organic solvent is removed. | 08-26-2010 |
20100232837 | TONER HAVING CORE-SHELL STRUCTURE AND METHOD OF PREPARING THE SAME - A toner has a core-shell structure including a toner core portion having a resin with an active hydrogenactive hydrogen containing group, a colorant and at least one additive, and a toner shell portion surrounding the toner core portion, wherein the toner shell portion includes a cross-linked resin prepared by reaction of at least a portion of the active hydrogen containing group and the cross-linking agent. | 09-16-2010 |
20100239972 | TONER USING RESIN HAVING ACTIVE HYDROGEN-CONTAINING GROUP AND METHOD OF PREPARING THE SAME - Provided are a toner using a resin having an active hydrogen-containing group, and a method of preparing the toner. The toner using a resin having an active hydrogen-containing group includes a binder resin (A), a cross-linked resin including a THF insoluble content of 99-100 weight %, a colorant, and at least one additive. The cross-linked resin is arranged in the form of a plurality of islands in each particle of the toner. | 09-23-2010 |
20110033207 | TONER USING RESIN BEING INSOLUBLE IN ORGANIC SOLVENTS AND METHOD FOR PREPARING THE SAME - A toner using an organic solvent-insoluble resin and a method of preparing the same. The toner includes: a binder resin that comprises an organic solvent-insoluble resin and an acid group-containing resin, a coloring agent, and at least one additive, wherein the organic solvent-insoluble resin is a crosslinked polyester resin or a cyclic olefin co-polymer (COC) resin, and the ratio of the organic solvent-insoluble resin to the acid group-containing resin is in the range of 5:95 to 40:60 on a weight basis. The toner can be applied to an electrophotographic imaging apparatus. | 02-10-2011 |
20110116841 | TONER HAVING MULTIPLE INFLECTION POINTS ON STORAGE MODULUS CURVE WITH RESPECT TO TEMPERATURE AND METHOD OF PREPARING THE SAME - Provided are a toner and a method of preparing the same. The toner includes a binder resin, a coloring agent, and at least one additive, and a storage modulus curve of the toner with respect to temperature has multiple inflection points. The toner may be used in an electrophotographic image forming apparatus. | 05-19-2011 |
20110159424 | METHOD OF FORMING TONER IMAGE AND ELECTROPHOTOGRAPHIC IMAGE FORMING APPARATUS CAPABLE OF REALIZING WIDE COLOR GAMUT - Provided are a method of forming a toner image and an electrophotographic image forming apparatus including a toner. The method of forming a toner image is performed using a first toner having a yellow color and color coordinate values of a lightness (L) ranging from 91 to 94, a redness (a) ranging from −11 to −9, and a yellowness (b) ranging from 77 to 82; a second toner having a magenta color and color coordinate values of a lightness (L) ranging from 56 to 61, a redness (a) ranging from 56 to 61, and a yellowness (b) ranging from −7 to −5; and a third toner having a cyan color and color coordinate values of a lightness (L) ranging from 58 to 62, a redness (a) ranging from −33 to −30, and a yellowness (b) ranging from −42 to −37. | 06-30-2011 |
20120244467 | TONER FOR ELECTROSTATIC USE - Toner particles having excellent cleaning properties and glossing properties. The toner particles include a binder resin, a releasing agent, and a colorant, wherein toner particles satisfy the following conditions. | 09-27-2012 |
20120301819 | TONER HAVING EXCELLENT BLOCKING RESISTANCE AND FLOWABILITY, AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING SAME - Provided is a toner having excellent blocking resistance and flowability. The toner comprises a binder resin, a releasing agent, a colorant and an external additive, wherein the toner particles satisfy expression (1): | 11-29-2012 |
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20110006884 | RFID INTERROGATOR CALCULATING ADAPTIVE RETRANSMISISON WAIT TIME AND CONTROL METHOD THEREOF - As an RFID interrogator calculating an adaptive retransmission wait time and a control method thereof, the RFID interrogator includes a collision diagnosis unit that analyzes data on a received signal received during a receive time in correspondence with a transmitted signal from an RF communication unit that can transmit and receive signal to and from one or more tag, verifies whether or not a collision occurs in the received signal, and diagnoses a collision type depending on an analysis result of the data on the received signal; a situational command retransmission portion that determines whether or not the command is retransmitted on the basis of the occurrence of the collision and the collision type received from the collision diagnosis unit; and a random wait time calculation portion that calculates a random wait time for retransmitting the command. | 01-13-2011 |
20110006885 | RFID INTERROGATOR RETRANSMITTING COMMAND DEPENDING ON COLLISION SITUATION AND CONTROL METHOD THEREOF - As an RFID interrogator transmitting a command depending on a collision situation and a control method thereof, the RFID interrogator includes a collision diagnosis unit that analyzes data of a received signal received during a receive time in correspondence with a transmitted signal from an RF communication unit that can transmit and receive signal to and from one or more tag, verifies whether or not a collision occurs in the received signal, and diagnoses a collision type depending on an analysis result of the data of the received signal; and a collision resolution unit that can retransmit a command to the tag through the RF communication unit depending on the collision situation on the basis of whether or not occurrence of the collision or not and the collision type that are received from the collision diagnosis unit. | 01-13-2011 |
20110018691 | RFID INTERROGATOR HAVING COLLISION TYPE IDENTIFICATION FUNCTION AND CONTROL METHOD THEREOF - Disclosed is an RFID interrogator having a collision type identification function and a control method thereof. It verifies whether or not a collision occurs in a received signal by analyzing data of a signal received from an RF communication unit and performs a corresponding collision resolution operation by diagnosing a collision type in accordance with a collision generation means between the corresponding RFID interrogator and other interrogators or a tag. Since all types of collisions that occur between the RFID interrogator and the tag can be identified, a reason for occurrence of the collisions can be rapidly recognized to cope with the reason for the collisions. | 01-27-2011 |
20110084811 | RFID TAG FOR RFID SERVICE AND RFID SERVICE METHOD THEREOF - Disclosed are an RFID tag for an RFID service and an RFID service method thereof. The present invention includes a tag storage unit including a TID memory and a user memory; and a tag controller that inserts and stores a content name field including content name information related to an item attached with the corresponding tag in the user memory, wherein the tag controller inserts the content name information in a tag response signal according to the request of a peripheral RFID interrogator and transmits it or permits an access to the memory in which the content name field is inserted. The present invention includes and stores the content name information in the identification data stored in the RFID tag to allow a user to select only the desired tag when the interrogator simultaneously recognizes a plurality of tags and receive the desired contents through the network, making it possible to give convenience to a user and reduce time and the using fee of the network. | 04-14-2011 |
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20090018353 | METHOD FOR PREPARATION OF AMORPHOUS, ANHYDROUS CRYSTALLINE OR HYDRATED CRYSTALLINE DOCETAXEL - This invention is directed to a method for the preparation of docetaxel having an amorphous, anhydrous crystalline, or hydrated crystalline structure. In accordance with the invention, highly pure amorphous, anhydrous crystalline, or hydrated crystalline docetaxel can be produced with a high yield by using a solvent precipitation method, colloid formation method, etc. | 01-15-2009 |
20090317877 | MASS PRODUCTION OF SECONDARY METABOLITE IN PLANT CELL CULTURE BY TREATMENT OF SACCHARIDE MIXTURE IN MEDIUM - The present invention relates to a method of producing secondary metabolites with a high yield using plant cell culture, and a medium for the production of secondary metabolites. More specifically, the method of the present invention is characterized in that the plant cell culture is conducted by adding a saccharide mixture to the culture medium as a carbon source, to increase the productivity of the secondary metabolites. For example, the present invention establishes the method of increasing the productivity of secondary metabolites and shortening the culture time by the use of the mixture of glucose and fructose in the plant cell culture, thereby contributing in producing useful secondary metabolites on an industrial scale using plant cell culture. | 12-24-2009 |
20100159545 | METHOD FOR PRODUCTION OF COROSOLIC ACID IN SUSPENSION CULTURE OF PLANT CELLS - The present invention relates to a method of producing corosolic acid by using plant cells that produce corosolic acid. More particularly, the present invention relates to a method of producing corosolic acid by using plant cell suspension cultures comprising the steps of: inducing a callus from a tissue of a plant producing corosolic acid; preparing a cell line capable of being cultured in liquid culture medium from the induced callus; culturing the cell line in a suspension culture; and isolating corosolic acid from the culture solution. The present invention has advantage of maximizing productivity by utilizing two-stage culture, treatment with inducing agent, and high cell-density culture in the suspension culture of plant cells producing corosolic acid. | 06-24-2010 |
20120035379 | METHOD FOR PREPARING TAXANE DERIVATIVES - Provided is a method for preparing a taxane derivative, comprising: carrying out condensation of a phenylisoserine derivatives having a protective group introduced thereto or a mixture of isomers thereof, as a side chain, with a baccatin III derivative or 10-deacetyl-baccatin III derivative to obtain a mixture of isomers; separating the isomers via chromatography; and carrying out a reversion of the stereochemical structure of a selectively separated isomer, which is suitable for producing a taxane derivative in a large scale with high yield. | 02-09-2012 |
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20090201220 | HIGH IMPEDANCE SURFACE STRUCTURE USING ARTIFICIAL MAGNETIC CONDUCTOR, AND ANTENNA AND ELECTROMAGNETIC DEVICE USING THE SAME STRUCTURE - Provided are a high impedance surface structure using an AMC (artificial magnetic conductor) and an antenna and an electromagnetic device using the high impedance surface structure. The high impedance surface structure includes: a ground layer formed of a first conductor layer; a first dielectric layer formed on the ground layer; and an HIS (high impedance surface) layer formed of second conductor layers and a second dielectric layer on the first dielectric layer, wherein the second conductor layers are interdigitated with one another and vias connecting the second conductor layers to the ground layer are not formed. | 08-13-2009 |
20100001080 | TAG ANTENNA STRUCTURE FOR WIRELESS IDENTIFICATION AND WIRELESS IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM USING THE TAG ANTENNA STRUCTURE - Provided are a tag antenna for wireless identification and a wireless identification system including the tag antenna. The tag antenna includes: a substrate formed of a first dielectric; a conductive ground layer formed underneath the substrate; an AMC layer formed on the substrate; and a wireless identification chip adhered onto the AMC layer. | 01-07-2010 |
20100007569 | DIPOLE TAG ANTENNA STRUCTURE MOUNTABLE ON METALLIC OBJECTS USING ARTIFICIAL MAGNETIC CONDUCTOR FOR WIRELESS IDENTIFICATION AND WIRELESS IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM USING THE DIPOLE TAG ANTENNA STRUCTURE - Provided are a dipole tag antenna using an artificial magnetic conductor (AMC) for wireless identification and a wireless identification system using the dipole tag antenna. The dipole tag antenna includes: a substrate formed of a first dielectric material; a conductive ground layer formed underneath the substrate; an AMC layer formed on the substrate; the dipole tag antenna mounted on the AMC layer and comprising a wireless identification chip; and the AMC directly mounted on a conductor. | 01-14-2010 |
20100033178 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR DETECTING OR TRANSMITTING MAGNETIC FIELD USING DETACHABLE MAGNETIC RESONATOR - An apparatus for detecting a magnetic field includes a coil type magnetic resonator having a resonant frequency with respect to a magnetic field varying at a particular frequency and a loop antenna inductively coupled to the coil type magnetic resonator. | 02-11-2010 |
20100127707 | WEARABLE MAGNETIC RESONATOR FOR MRI RESOLUTION IMPROVEMENT, AND APPLICATION DEVICE INCLUDING THE SAME - Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) devices detect a magnetic field having a particular frequency induced by hydrogen nuclei included in a human body and convert the detected magnetic field into two- or three-dimensional images, thereby visualizing the internal structure of the human body without causing any harm to the human body. The higher the resolution of an MRI technique, the more accurate a diagnosis can be obtained. Thus, various methods are introduced to improve resolutions. For example, a wearable magnetic resonator and an application device including the wearable magnetic resonator are provided. The wearable magnetic resonator is flexible and used to improve MRI resolution by amplifying MR signals while being attached to a human body to amplify MR signals when MRI is performed. The wearable magnetic resonator includes the following: a dielectric thin film that is flexible; and a conductor thin film that is disposed to have a split ring resonator (SRR) structure on the dielectric thin film and is flexible, wherein the wearable magnetic resonator includes an inductance component and a capacitance component, and the wearable magnetic resonator amplifies a magnetic field by resonating at a predetermined frequency, thereby improving a MRI resolution. | 05-27-2010 |
20100259345 | METAMATERIAL STRUCTURE HAVING NEGATIVE PERMITTIVITY, NEGATIVE PERMEABILITY, AND NEGATIVE REFRACTIVITY - Provided is an unlimited single-layer metamaterial structure having negative permittivity and negative permeability in a frequency bandwidth desired by a user. The metamaterial structure includes: a dielectric having a single layer structure having a permittivity or a multi-layer structure in which at least one layer has a different permittivity; and a single conductor disposed in the dielectric, wherein the metamaterial structure has a permittivity, a permeability, and a refractivity that have 0 or a negative value in a predetermined frequency band. | 10-14-2010 |
20100277374 | ANTENNA HAVING METAMATERIAL SUPERSTRATE AND PROVIDING GAIN IMPROVEMENT AND BEAMFORMING TOGETHER - Provided is antenna having metamaterial and providing gain improvement and beamforming together. The antenna includes a resonator and a superstrate. A feed antenna is disposed in the resonator. The superstrate includes a conductive pattern on the resonator for improving gain and beamforming of the feed antenna. | 11-04-2010 |
20110175779 | CONDUCTIVE STRUCTURE FOR HIGH GAIN ANTENNA AND ANTENNA - Provided are a conductive structure for a high gain antenna and an antenna. A plurality of conductive patterns (512) of the conductive structure are formed on top and bottom surfaces of a dielectric substrate (511) positioned above the antenna and separated from an antenna body (500). A conductive upper structure of the antenna (510) is positioned above the antenna opposite to a ground plane (530) to which the antenna body is fed, separated from the antenna body. A conductive unit structure comprising a plurality of conductive patterns (512) formed on top and bottom surfaces of the dielectric substrate (511) is arranged in a plurality of layers. The conductive structure for a high gain antenna and the antenna can be readily produced by using low cost printed circuit board (PCB) technology, and a gain of the antenna can be increased regardless of a resonance distance between the ground plane of the antenna and the conductive structure disposed above the antenna. | 07-21-2011 |
20110199273 | PLANAR META-MATERIAL HAVING NEGATIVE PERMITTIVITY, NEGATIVE PERMEABILITY, AND NEGATIVE REFRACTIVE INDEX, PLANAR META-MATERIAL STRUCTURE INCLUDING THE PLANAR META-MATERIAL, AND ANTENNA SYSTEM INCLUDING THE PLANAR META-MATERIAL STRUCTURE - Provided is a planar meta-material ( | 08-18-2011 |
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20080297358 | Temperature Sensor Using Abrupt Metal-Insulator Transition (Mit) and Alarm Comprising the Temperature Sensor - Provided are a temperature sensor using a metal-insulator transition (MIT) device subject to abrupt MIT at a specific temperature and an alarm including the temperature sensor. The abrupt MIT device includes an abrupt MIT thin film and at least two electrode thin films that contacts the abrupt MIT thin film. The abrupt MIT device generates abrupt metal-insulator transition at a specific transition temperature. The alarm includes a temperature sensor comprising an abrupt MIT device, and an alarm signaling device serially connected to the temperature sensor. Accordingly, the alarm can be manufactured to have a simple circuit and be of a small size by including the temperature sensor using an abrupt MIT device. | 12-04-2008 |
20090315724 | PROGRAMMABLE MIT SENSOR USING THE ABRUPT MIT DEVICE, AND ALARM APPARATUS AND SECONDARY BATTERY ANTI-EXPLOSION CIRCUIT INCLUDING THE MIT SENSOR - Provided are an abrupt MIT device with variable MIT temperature or voltage, an MIT sensor using the abrupt MIT device, and an alarm apparatus and a secondary battery anti-explosion circuit including the MIT sensor The MIT device includes an abrupt MIT layer undergoing an abrupt MIT at a transition temperature or a transition voltage and at least two electrode layers contacting the abrupt MIT layer. The transition temperature or the transition voltage varies with at least one of factors including a voltage applied to the electrode layers, a temperature, an electromagnetic wave, a pressure, and a gas concentration that affect the abrupt MIT layer. The MIT sensor is a temperature sensor, an infrared sensor, an image sensor, a pressure sensor, a gas-concentration sensor, or a switch. The alarm apparatus includes the MIT sensor and an alarm-signaling unit connected in series with the MIT sensor. The secondary battery anti-explosion circuit includes a secondary battery, the MIT sensor attached to the secondary battery to sense the temperature of the secondary battery and thus to prevent the possible explosion of the secondary battery, and a protection circuit body powered by the secondary battery. | 12-24-2009 |
20100182034 | CIRCUIT FOR CONTINUOUSLY MEASURING DISCONTINUOUS METAL INSULATOR TRANSITION OF MIT ELEMENT AND MIT SENSOR USING THE SAME - Provided are a circuit for continuously measuring a discontinuous metal-insulator transition (MIT) of an MIT element and an MIT sensor using the circuit. The circuit comprises a to-be-measured object unit including the MIT element having a discontinuous MIT occurring at the transition voltage thereof, a power supply unit applying a predetermined pulse current or voltage signal to the to-be-measured object unit, a measurement unit measuring the discontinuous MIT of the MIT element, and a microprocessor controlling the power supply unit and the measurement unit. The discontinuous MIT measurement circuit continuously measures the discontinuous MIT of the MIT element, and thus it can be used as a sensor for sensing a variation in an external factor. | 07-22-2010 |
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20100039929 | INDOOR WIRELESS POSITIONING SYSTEM AND METHOD - Provided is an indoor wireless positioning system and method including: a signal receiving unit receiving first signals from wireless communication access points and measuring strengths of the received first signals and a position estimating unit estimating a current position by comparing the strengths of the first signals measured by the signal receiving unit with a table recording strengths of second signals predicted by a simulation for indoor space the system is currently positioned. Accordingly, it is possible to rapidly and accurately create a fingerprint database and calculate position information on the terminal in the terminal or the server on the basis of the database information. | 02-18-2010 |
20100040115 | APPARATUS FOR ACQUIRING REFINE CARRIER FREQUENCY BY OPTIMIZING SEARCH AREAS AND METHOD USING THE SAME - A method and apparatus for acquiring a refined carrier frequency by optimizing search areas are provided. The apparatus for acquiring a refined carrier frequency by optimizing search areas includes: a refined signal generation unit using a coarse carrier frequency and a coarse code phase extracted from a digitized signal and obtaining a refined carrier frequency approximated to the carrier frequency of an original signal from which the digitized signal is obtained by conversion; and a refined carrier frequency searching unit setting and providing a search area in which the refined signal acquisition unit can obtain the refined carrier frequency based on the coarse carrier frequency. According to the method and apparatus, as a result of the searching method reducing a search time, acquisition of a refined carrier frequency as well as fast acquisition of a signal is enabled, thereby allowing a precise initial value to be provided to a signal tracking unit. | 02-18-2010 |
20100103026 | RADAR TRACKING DEVICE AND METHOD THEREOF - A radar tracking apparatus and method are provided. The radar tracking apparatus includes an α-β tracking filter, wherein the α-β tracking filter includes: a tracking index unit calculating a tracking index for obtaining α and β filter gains of an α-β tracking filter, based on changes in the measurement error covariance of a radar-measured value that occur when the measured value of target is converted from a polar coordinate system to a rectangular coordinate system; and a filter gain update unit calculating the variations of α and β filter gains, based on the partial differential coefficient of the changing rate of the α and β filter gains with respect to the changing rate of the tracking index and the variations of the tracking index, and updating the α and β filter gains. | 04-29-2010 |
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20080259903 | Error control method, medium access control (MAC) frame designing method, and terminal registration method in wireless communication system, and recording medium - The MAC frame in a wireless communication system includes a terminal ID allocated to each of multiple terminals. At least one connection ID is allocated to each terminal having the terminal ID, and sub-carrier allocation information is allocated to each connection having the connection ID. The sub-carrier allocation information includes a sub-carrier allocation status for each sub-carrier, and the number of allocated information bits for each sub-carrier. The sub-carrier allocation status and the number of allocated information bits for each sub-carrier can be allocated, by sub-carriers, to the sub-carrier allocation information using a same number of bits; or the information on the sub-carrier allocation status is first allocated to the sub-carrier allocation information and the number of allocated information bits for each sub-carrier is allocated. | 10-23-2008 |
20080316967 | Error control method, medium access control (MAC) frame designing method, and terminal registration method in wireless communication system, and recording medium - The MAC frame in a wireless communication system includes a terminal ID allocated to each of multiple terminals. At least one connection ID is allocated to each terminal having the terminal ID, and sub-carrier allocation information is allocated to each connection having the connection ID. The sub-carrier allocation information includes a sub-carrier allocation status for each sub-carrier, and the number of allocated information bits for each sub-carrier. The sub-carrier allocation status and the number of allocated information bits for each sub-carrier can be allocated, by sub-carriers, to the sub-carrier allocation information using a same number of bits; or the information on the sub-carrier allocation status is first allocated to the sub-carrier allocation information and the number of allocated information bits for each sub-carrier is allocated. | 12-25-2008 |
20090116425 | ERROR CONTROL METHOD, MEDIUM ACCESS CONTROL (MAC) FRAME DESIGNING METHOD, AND TERMINAL REGISTRATION METHOD IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATION SYSTEM, AND RECORDING MEDIUM - In a method of registering with an access point in a terminal of a wireless communication system, a frame includes a downlink sub-frame including a broadcast interval and a first management connection interval, and an uplink sub-frame including an access interval and a second management connection interval, the broadcast interval being used for transmitting a map message, the method includes: sending a first ranging request message to the access point using the access interval; receiving allocation information of a ranging slot from the access point using the map message; performing ranging through the ranging slot; sending a registration request message to the access point using the second management connection interval; and receiving information on whether to permit the registering from the access point using the first management connection interval. | 05-07-2009 |
20120140722 | ERROR CONTROL METHOD, MEDIUM ACCESS CONTROL (MAC) FRAME DESIGNING METHOD, AND TERMINAL REGISTRATION METHOD IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATION SYSTEM, AND RECORDING MEDIUM - The MAC frame in a wireless communication system includes a terminal ID allocated to each of multiple terminals. At least one connection ID is allocated to each terminal having the terminal ID, and sub-carrier allocation information is allocated to each connection having the connection ID. The sub-carrier allocation information includes a sub-carrier allocation status for each sub-carrier, and the number of allocated information bits for each sub-carrier. The sub-carrier allocation status and the number of allocated information bits for each sub-carrier can be allocated, by sub-carriers, to the sub-carrier allocation information using a same number of bits; or the information on the sub-carrier allocation status is first allocated to the sub-carrier allocation information and the number of allocated information bits for each sub-carrier is allocated. | 06-07-2012 |
20140376508 | ERROR CONTROL METHOD, MEDIUM ACCESS CONTROL (MAC) FRAME DESIGNING METHOD, AND TERMINAL REGISTRATION METHOD IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATION SYSTEM, AND RECORDING MEDIUM - The MAC frame in a wireless communication system includes a terminal ID allocated to each of multiple terminals. At least one connection ID is allocated to each terminal having the terminal ID, and sub-carrier allocation information is allocated to each connection having the connection ID. The sub-carrier allocation information includes a sub-carrier allocation status for each sub-carrier, and the number of allocated information bits for each sub-carrier. The sub-carrier allocation status and the number of allocated information bits for each sub-carrier can be allocated, by sub-carriers, to the sub-carrier allocation information using a same number of bits; or the information on the sub-carrier allocation status is first allocated to the sub-carrier allocation information and the number of allocated information bits for each sub-carrier is allocated. | 12-25-2014 |