Frankfurt, Germany

Institut Fuer Halbleiterphysik Frankfurt (Oder) Gmbh

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USPTO Granted Patents = 5

% Expired Patents = 60.0

Forward Citations = 28

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12 inventors (with patents filed for the assignee):

goldMedal Dieter Knoll (3 out of 13 patents)

silverMedal Bernd Heinemann (3 out of 19 patents)

bronzeMedal Karl-Ernst Ehwald (2 out of 17 patents)

4.  Michael Pierschel (1 out of 5 patents)

5.  Bernd Tillack (1 out of 8 patents)

6.  Juergen Drews (1 out of 1 patent)

7.  Hans Gustat (1 out of 1 patent)

8.  Jaroslav Olich (1 out of 1 patent)

9.  Viktor Melnik (1 out of 1 patent)

10.  Boris Romanjuk (1 out of 1 patent)

11.  Rainer Kurps (1 out of 1 patent)

12.  Dietmar Krueger (1 out of 1 patent)


5 patents:

Company Overview
Institut Fuer Halbleiterphysik Frankfurt (oder) Gmbh, also known as IHP, is a leading research institute in the field of semiconductor physics. Located in Frankfurt, Germany, the institute conducts cutting-edge research and development in semiconductor materials and technologies. With a focus on innovation and collaboration, IHP works closely with industry partners to drive advancements in semiconductor devices for various applications.
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USPTO Data Jan 1 1976 - Oct 27 2026

5 Patents

#97 in Frankfurt

#6,108 in Germany

Frankfurt, DE
Frankfurt, Germany
Forward Citations = 28

12 inventors:

IDiyas Innovation Intelligence. (2026). Company Patent Portfolio: Institut Fuer Halbleiterphysik Frankfurt (Oder) Gmbh. Retrieved from https://idiyas.com/company/institut-fuer-halbleiterphysik-frankfurt-oder

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