Chun-Ko Chen

Title: Chun-Ko Chen’s Contributions to Biomedical Sensing

Introduction

Chun-Ko Chen is an inventor based in Hsinchu, Taiwan. His work includes optical biomedical measurement and biosensing technologies, and he is associated with Taiwan-Asia Semiconductor Corporation. Chen is credited with 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Chen’s listed patents focus on optical components and device structures for biomedical sensing.

Optical Biomedical Measurement Device

This invention combines a light source and a photodiode sensor on a substrate, with light-blocking walls positioned around the components. A sealing layer and cover plate enclose the assembly. Light-absorption films, an optical filter film, spaced nano-metal particles, and an antibacterial optical film form additional layers intended to support optical measurement and device functionality.

Bio-Sensing Device

This device places a light source and a photodiode sensor on a carrier substrate, separated by a light-blocking wall. A cover glass carries a dual-band filter, while first and second optical adhesives bond the glass to the sensor assembly. The patent describes curing the first adhesive before bonding and curing the second adhesive with ultraviolet light.

Career Highlights

Chen’s listed inventions address optical sensing through arrangements of light sources, photodiodes, filters, barriers, and bonding materials. These designs reflect an emphasis on integrating optical components into biomedical measurement and biosensing devices.

Collaborations

Chen is associated with Taiwan-Asia Semiconductor Corporation. His listed coworker is Tzu-Hui Lin.

Conclusion

Chun-Ko Chen’s two listed patents describe optical device designs for biomedical measurement and biosensing, highlighting his work in integrating sensing components and optical materials.