Kim; Bumsik

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Kim; Bumsik.The latest application filed is for "display panel and large display apparatus having the same".

Company Profile

7.12.12

Kim; Bumsik - Paju-si KR
KIM; Bumsik - Daegu KR
Kim; Bumsik - Suwon-si KR
Kim; Bumsik - Gyeonggi-do N/A KR

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Current sensing device and organic light emitting display device including the same Grant 11,081,062 - Kim , et al. August 3, 2	2021-08-03
Display Panel And Large Display Apparatus Having The Same App 20210202685 - BAN; MyungHo ; et al.	2021-07-01
Pixel sensing device, organic light emitting display device, and pixel compensation method thereof Grant 10,964,273 - Oh , et al. March 30, 2	2021-03-30
Pixel Sensing Device, Organic Light Emitting Display Device, And Pixel Compensation Method Thereof App 20200111424 - OH; Hyemi ; et al.	2020-04-09
Current Sensing Device and Organic Light Emitting Display Device Including the Same App 20200105203 - KIM; Hyuckjun ; et al.	2020-04-02
Current Sensing Device And Organic Light Emitting Display Device Including The Same App 20200106976 - LEE; Taeyoung ; et al.	2020-04-02
Display device with duty control function and duty control method thereof Grant 10,504,430 - Kim , et al. Dec	2019-12-10
Electroluminescent display and method of driving the same Grant 10,504,429 - Park , et al. Dec	2019-12-10
Display device Grant 10,236,335 - Oh , et al.	2019-03-19
Electroluminescent Display and Method of Driving the Same App 20180182287 - PARK; Eunji ; et al.	2018-06-28
Display Device And Driving Method Thereof App 20180174516 - Kim; Hyuckjun ; et al.	2018-06-21
Display Device App 20180151661 - OH; Hyemi ; et al.	2018-05-31
Organic light emitting display for sensing electrical characteristics of driving element Grant 9,542,873 - Yu , et al. January 10, 2	2017-01-10
Organic light-emitting display device having a high aperture raatio and driving method thereof Grant 9,437,167 - Shin , et al. September 6, 2	2016-09-06
Organic Light Emitting Display For Sensing Electrical Characteristics Of Driving Element App 20160240122 - YU; Sangho ; et al.	2016-08-18
Organic light emitting display for sensing electrical characteristics of driving element Grant 9,349,311 - Yu , et al. May 24, 2	2016-05-24
Organic Light Emitting Display For Sensing Electrical Characteristics Of Driving Element App 20150379909 - YU; Sangho ; et al.	2015-12-31
Organic Light-emitting Display Device And Driving Method Thereof App 20150130785 - SHIN; HunKi ; et al.	2015-05-14
Organic light emitting diode display and method for driving the same Grant 8,558,825 - Bae , et al. October 15, 2	2013-10-15
Liquid crystal display capable of improving aperture ratio and display quality without changing a storage capacitor voltage Grant 8,400,383 - Cho , et al. March 19, 2	2013-03-19
Organic Light Emitting Diode Display And Method For Driving The Same App 20110122119 - Bae; Hanjin ; et al.	2011-05-26
Liquid crystal display App 20090290081 - Cho; Sukho ; et al.	2009-11-26

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