Abstract: An electrocardiogram monitoring device comprising an electrical stimulation function, according to one embodiment, comprises: an electrocardiogram measurement module, which includes two or more electrodes for electrocardiogram measurement and measures the electrocardiogram of a user on a predetermined electrocardiogram signal acquisition cycle; an electrical stimulation module including two or more electrode pads, which make contact with the skin of the user and provide electrical stimulation; and a control module for controlling the operation of the electrocardiogram measurement module and the electrical stimulation module, wherein the control module can control the electrical stimulation module to output electrical stimulation between signal acquisition timings of the acquisition cycle on the basis of an electrocardiogram measurement result for the user from the electrocardiogram measurement module.

Abstract: Provided are a method and device for annotating a detected object. The method of annotating a detected object may include classifying a class of the object, generating a bounding box including a first quadrangle and a second quadrangle both sharing one side, for the object based on the class of the object, and generating an annotation on the object in units of the bounding box.

Abstract: The present application relates to a battery charging method and charging system which can prevent degradation of a battery and enhance the lifetime characteristics thereof. In one aspect, the charging method includes charging a battery at a first C-rate higher than a reference C-rate, wherein the C-rate represents charge or discharge current/a rated capacity of the battery. The charging method also includes charging the battery at a second C-rate lower than the reference C-rate. The charging of the battery at the first C-rate includes at least one rest period for temporarily stopping the charging of the battery.

Abstract: An energy storage system includes a power conversion system configured to produce a control signal for regulating a frequency of power flowing from a power generation system to an electric-power system, and a battery system including a first battery rack, a second battery rack, a charger/discharger configured to perform a charging/discharging operation of the second battery rack, and a rack BMS configured to control the charging/discharging operation of the first and second battery racks using the control signal, and to control the charger/discharger, thus controlling a state of charge (SOC) of the second battery rack.

Abstract: The present application relates to a battery charging method and charging system which can prevent degradation of a battery and enhance the lifetime characteristics thereof. In one aspect, the charging method includes charging a battery at a first C-rate higher than a reference C-rate, wherein the C-rate represents charge or discharge current/a rated capacity of the battery. The charging method also includes charging the battery at a second C-rate lower than the reference C-rate. The charging of the battery at the first C-rate includes at least one rest period for temporarily stopping the charging of the battery.

Abstract: A system for generating a disparity map includes: an image obtainer obtaining a left image and a right image; a matching cost calculator calculating a matching cost for each of a plurality of pixels of the left image and the right image; an accumulation and summation calculator calculating an accumulation value of one of the pixels based on the calculated matching cost, and calculating a relaxation accumulation value, which is an average of values obtained by multiplying each of relation coefficients between a disparity value of the one pixel and disparity values of surrounding pixels of the one pixel with the accumulation value of the one pixel; a disparity value deliver deriving a disparity value for each of the pixels based on the calculated relaxation accumulation value; and a disparity map generator generating the disparity map based on the derived disparity value.

Abstract: A system for generating a disparity map includes: an image obtainer obtaining a left image and a right image; a matching cost calculator calculating a matching cost for each of a plurality of pixels of the left image and the right image; an accumulation and summation calculator calculating an accumulation value of one of the pixels based on the calculated matching cost, and calculating a relaxation accumulation value, which is an average of values obtained by multiplying each of relation coefficients between a disparity value of the one pixel and disparity values of surrounding pixels of the one pixel with the accumulation value of the one pixel; a disparity value deliver deriving a disparity value for each of the pixels based on the calculated relaxation accumulation value; and a disparity map generator generating the disparity map based on the derived disparity value.

Abstract: A gate driver and a method of driving the same are disclosed. In one aspect, the gate driver includes a switching device, a pulse generator configured to generate a pulse signal. The gate driver also includes a pulse transformer configured to generate a gate voltage based on the pulse signal and apply the gate voltage to the switching device. The pulse generator is further configured to control the switching device by modifying a frequency of the pulse signal.

Abstract: A gate driver and a method of driving the same are disclosed. In one aspect, the gate driver includes a switching device, a pulse generator configured to generate a pulse signal. The gate driver also includes a pulse transformer configured to generate a gate voltage based on the pulse signal and apply the gate voltage to the switching device. The pulse generator is further configured to control the switching device by modifying a frequency of the pulse signal.

Abstract: A power conversion apparatus includes a full bridge switching circuit coupled to a solar panel, a transformer to convert a voltage from the full bridge switching circuit, a diode rectifier coupled to the transformer, and a boost converter coupled to the diode rectifier. The boost converter performs maximum power point tracking of the solar panel. The duty ratio of the full bridge switching circuit is adjusted to be substantially 0.5.

Abstract: An energy storage system includes a power conversion system configured to produce a control signal for regulating a frequency of power flowing from a power generation system to an electric-power system, and a battery system including a first battery rack, a second battery rack, a charger/discharger configured to perform a charging/discharging operation of the second battery rack, and a rack BMS configured to control the charging/discharging operation of the first and second battery racks using the control signal, and to control the charger/discharger, thus controlling a state of charge (SOC) of the second battery rack.

Abstract: A battery pack including a battery coupled to a load and a charging device, and comprising at least one battery cell, and a battery management unit for controlling charging of the battery from the charging device and discharging of the battery to the load, wherein the battery management unit includes a measuring unit for generating cell voltage data and current data by measuring a cell voltage and a current of the at least one battery cell, a capacity estimating unit for generating current capacity data based on the cell voltage data and the current data, an internal resistance estimating unit for generating current internal resistance data based on the cell voltage data and the current data, and a state of health (SOH) estimating unit for estimating an SOH of the at least one battery cell based on the current capacity data and the current internal resistance data.

Abstract: An energy management system includes: a first interface configured to receive a first power from a power generation system; a second interface configured to couple to the power generation system, a power grid, and a storage device, and to receive at least one of the first power from the power generation system, a second power from the power grid, or a third power from the storage device, and to supply a fourth power to at least one of the power grid or a load; and a third interface configured to receive the third power from the storage device, and to supply a fifth power to the storage device for storage.

Abstract: A plasma display panel having a power supply unit connected to a scan driver without a bootstrap circuit. The driver includes a power supply unit supplying a first output voltage of a first level and has a pair of output terminals, a scan driving unit comprising a first driving switch controlling the connection of one of output terminals of the power supply unit to the electrodes of the plasma display panel and a second driving switch controlling the application of a second output voltage of a second level to the electrodes of the plasma display panel, and a third driving switch that controls the connection of a power input terminal of the second output voltage of the second level to the electrodes of the plasma display panel by being connected between the power input terminal of the second output voltage of the second level and the second driving switch.

Abstract: A plasma display device including a plasma display panel (PDP), a temperature detector for detecting temperature of the PDP, a driver for applying a driving voltage to a scan electrode, and a controller for generating a control signal to control the driver according to the temperature. The driver includes a transistor and first and second resistors. The transistor is coupled between a first power source and the scan electrode. The first power source supplies a scan voltage to the scan electrode. At least one of the first resistor and the second resistor is a variable resistor having a resistance that varies according to the control signal of the controller. A low discharge due to high temperature can be reduced or prevented, and the number of power sources of the plasma display device can be reduced.

Abstract: In a plasma display device, a source of a first transistor S1 is coupled to an X electrode, and a drain thereof is coupled to a cathode of a diode D1. An anode of the diode D1 is coupled to a first power source for supplying a first voltage V1. A drain of the first transistor S1 is coupled to a drain of a second transistor S2 through a capacitor, and a source of the second transistor S2 is coupled to a ground source for supplying a second voltage of 0 V. A third transistor S3 has a source coupled to the drain of the second transistor S2 and a drain coupled to a third power source for supplying a third voltage V2, and a fourth transistor S4 has a drain coupled to the X electrode and a source coupled to the drain of the second transistor S2.

Abstract: An energy management system includes: a first interface configured to receive a first power from a power generation system; a second interface configured to couple to the power generation system, a power grid, and a storage device, and to receive at least one of the first power from the power generation system, a second power from the power grid, or a third power from the storage device, and to supply a fourth power to at least one of the power grid or a load; and a third interface configured to receive the third power from the storage device, and to supply a fifth power to the storage device for storage.

Abstract: A switching control circuit for a scan driving unit or a sustain driving unit of a plasma display panel driving device is disclosed. The switching control circuit includes a level shift circuit configured to generate a level-shifted signal by level shifting a control signal to a level referenced to a negative reference voltage, where the control signal was referenced to a ground voltage. The switching control circuit also includes a driver IC configured to amplify the level-shifted signal, and a switching circuit configured to perform a switching operation corresponding to the output signal.

Abstract: A plasma display is disclosed. In one aspect, the display includes a scan driving board that applies a sustain pulse to a scan electrode during a sustain period and a sustain driving board that applies a sustain pulse to a sustain electrode during the sustain period. The scan driving board and the sustain driving board are connected by a harness. Ground wires are disposed at both sides of the harness and main path wires are disposed between the ground wires.

Abstract: A display device includes a display panel for displaying an image, a chassis base for supporting the display panel and a heat dissipating plate at one side of the chassis base. The display device further includes a printed circuit board between the heat dissipating plate and the chassis base attached to the heat dissipating plate and electrically connected to the display panel, and a switch electrically connected to the printed circuit board to generate a signal for controlling the display panel, the switch being attached to the heat dissipating plate.