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International Business Machines Corporation

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6 out of 131,214

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

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Years Active: 2008-2015

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Abstract keywords

1. 8963284 - Semiconductor devices having E-fuse structures and methods of fabricating the same (2015-02-24),

2. 8829645 - Structure and method to form e-fuse with enhanced current crowding (2014-09-09),

3. 8809142 - Structure and method to form E-fuse with enhanced current crowding (2014-08-19),

4. 8574975 - Semiconductor devices having e-fuse structures and methods of fabricating the same (2013-11-05),

5. 8536703 - Semiconductor devices and electronic systems (2013-09-17),

6. 8526258 - Variable resistance memory device and related method of operation (2013-09-03),

7. 8426943 - Semiconductor device having e-fuse structure and method of fabricating the same (2013-04-23),

8. 8299570 - Efuse containing sige stack (2012-10-30),

9. 8163640 - Metal gate compatible electrical fuse (2012-04-24),

10. 8159040 - Metal gate integration structure and method including metal fuse, anti-fuse and/or resistor (2012-04-17),

11. 8013419 - Structure and method to form dual silicide e-fuse (2011-09-06),

12. 8004060 - Metal gate compatible electrical antifuse (2011-08-23),

13. 8004059 - eFuse containing SiGe stack (2011-08-23),

14. 7960809 - eFuse with partial SiGe layer and design structure therefor (2011-06-14),

15. 7943493 - Electrical fuse having a fully silicided fuselink and enhanced flux divergence (2011-05-17),

Title: Innovator Spotlight: Deok-Kee Kim - A Pioneer in Semiconductor Device Technology

Introduction:

Deok-Kee Kim is a prolific inventor based in Bedford Hills, NY, with an impressive track record in the field of semiconductor devices. With a total of 42 patents to his name, Kim has made significant contributions to the industry through his innovative designs and fabrication methods.

Latest Patents:

Among his latest patents is the groundbreaking "Semiconductor devices having E-fuse structures and methods of fabricating the same." This patent introduces a semiconductor device with unique e-fuse gate structures and intricate fabrication techniques, showcasing Kim's expertise in the field.

Another notable invention is the "Structure and method to form e-fuse with enhanced current crowding." This patent highlights an e-fuse structure with enhanced performance features, including a silicide layer with distinct regions tailored for optimal functionality.

Career Highlights:

Throughout his career, Deok-Kee Kim has worked with industry giants such as IBM (International Business Machines Corporation) and Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. His tenure at these prestigious companies has provided him with invaluable experience in cutting-edge technology development and market-leading innovation.

Collaborations:

Kim has collaborated with esteemed professionals in the field, including Chandrasekharan Kothandaraman and Haining S Yang. Together, they have spearheaded projects, shared expertise, and collectively pushed the boundaries of semiconductor technology.

Conclusion:

In conclusion, Deok-Kee Kim stands out as a visionary inventor in the semiconductor industry, with a remarkable portfolio of patents that demonstrate his ingenuity and technical prowess. His contributions have not only shaped the field of semiconductor devices but have also inspired future generations of innovators to continue pushing the limits of technological advancement.

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