Ernie S Kim from Winchester, VA, age 70

Resumes

Senior Electrical Engineer

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Location:

124 Cougar Trl, Winchester, VA 22602

Industry:

Electrical/Electronic Manufacturing

Work:

Safran
Senior Electrical Engineer
Zodiac Aerospace
Senior Electrical Engineer
Hivron Aug 2012 - Dec 2015
Executive Director of R and D Center and Engineering Consultant
The Lamps Org Aug 2012 - Dec 2015
Co-Founder and Engineering Director of the Lamps Organization
Nugen Mobility Aug 2010 - May 2012
Senior Electric and Electronic Engineer

Education:

Ajou University
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Electronics Engineering

Skills:

Electronics
Electrical Engineering
Power Electronics
Circuit Design
Power Module Design
Pcb Design
Engineering
Labview
Solidworks
Sensors
Testing
Microcontrollers
Digital Signal Processors
Hardware Architecture
Project Engineering
Engineering Management
Manufacturing
Schematic Design
Automation
Power Systems
Electronic Engineering
Test Engineering
Embedded Systems

Languages:

Korean

Ernie Kim

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Ernie Kim

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Location:

United States

Ernie Kim

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United States

Us Patents

Heat Sink Mechanism For Internally Integrated Inverter Hub (I3H) Motor For Light Electric Vehicles
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US Patent:

20100195286, Aug 5, 2010
Filed:

Feb 2, 2009
Appl. No.:

12/363795
Inventors:

RAKESH KUMAR DHAWAN - DULLES VA, US
ERNIE SHIK KIM - DULLES VA, US
JEREMY DOUGLAS BOYLE - FALLS CHURCH VA, US
MOHAMMED ZIAUR RAHMAN - HERNDON VA, US
STEPHEN HOWARD SAYRE - LEESBURGH VA, US
International Classification:

H05K 7/20
US Classification:

361717, 903904
Abstract:

A heat sink assembly having excellent heat dissipation for internally integrated inverter hub motor for light electric vehicles and comprising of a thermally conducive ring, the electronic board consisting of multiple inverter switches, a potential secondary electronic board and a heat sink base, where the thermally conductive one piece ring is pressed down on the inverter switches to affix the switches to the hub of the motor thereby creating a mechanism for heat dissipation.

Keyless Security Lock For Light Electric Vehicles
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US Patent:

20100171603, Jul 8, 2010
Filed:

Jan 2, 2009
Appl. No.:

12/348022
Inventors:

RAKESH KUMAR DHAWAN - DULLES VA, US
Mohammed Ziaur Rahman - Herndon VA, US
Ernie Shik Kim - Centreville VA, US
International Classification:

B60R 25/10
US Classification:

34042613
Abstract:

A removable keyless security lock for a light electric vehicle which employs existing permanent magnet brushless motor or motors that is or are programmed to produce high resistance to paddling to prevent theft. This antitheft mode offer resistance to motor rotation, thereby effectively locking the movement of the electric bicycle. An external energy source, such as, a battery is not required to keep the antitheft mode activated. The security lock is easily removable without using any tools and this will not deactivate the antitheft mode.