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1. 10324629 - Non-volatile memory device having page buffers with differing characteristics (2019-06-18),

2. 8524590 - Memory device and method for manufacturing memory devices (2013-09-03),

3. 8133622 - Heated reformer and fuel cell system having the same (2012-03-13),

4. 8062800 - Catalyst for reformer used in fuel cell system, reformer, and fuel cell system comprising same (2011-11-22),

5. 8053119 - Reformer and fuel cell system having the same (2011-11-08),

6. 7887605 - Reformer for fuel cell (2011-02-15),

7. 7846609 - Module-type fuel cell system (2010-12-07),

8. 7807517 - Method of fabricating a semiconductor device having a single gate electrode corresponding to a pair of fin-type channel regions (2010-10-05),

9. 7799449 - Reformer having improved heat delivery and fuel cell system having the same (2010-09-21),

10. 7737485 - Non-volatile memory cells including fin structures (2010-06-15),

11. 7602010 - Multi-bit multi-level non-volatile memory device and methods of operating and fabricating the same (2009-10-13),

12. 7547943 - Non-volatile memory devices that include a selection transistor having a recessed channel and methods of fabricating the same (2009-06-16),

13. 7473611 - Methods of forming non-volatile memory cells including fin structures (2009-01-06),

14. 7432160 - Semiconductor devices including transistors having three dimensional channels and methods of fabricating the same (2008-10-07),

15. 7419859 - Method of fabricating a semiconductor device having a single gate electrode corresponding to a pair of fin-type channel regions (2008-09-02),

Title: The Innovative Mind of Eun-Suk Cho: Revolutionizing Non-Volatile Memory Technologies

Introduction: Eun-Suk Cho, an accomplished inventor based in Suwon-si, South Korea, has made significant contributions to the field of non-volatile memory devices, holding an impressive total of 19 patents. His innovative work has positioned him as a key player in advancing memory technology, particularly in improving device efficiency and performance.

Latest Patents: Among his most recent patents, Eun-Suk Cho has developed a non-volatile memory device featuring page buffers with differing characteristics. This groundbreaking technology consists of a memory cell array region and an arrangement of first and second page buffers, strategically placed at different distances from the memory cell array. These design variations allow for enhanced performance and efficiency in memory access. Another notable patent focuses on a method for manufacturing memory devices, particularly flash memory. This patent outlines a detailed process for stacking various dielectric layers and conductive layers on a semiconductor substrate, and addresses the challenges encountered during the manufacturing process, ensuring the creation of high-quality memory devices.

Career Highlights: Eun-Suk Cho has spent a significant portion of his career with renowned companies, including Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. and Samsung SDI Co., Inc. His tenure at these leading firms has provided him with invaluable experience and has helped him hone his expertise in memory technology. His inventions have not only contributed to corporate success but have also influenced the broader landscape of technological advancement.

Collaborations: Throughout his career, Eun-Suk Cho has collaborated with talented professionals such as Choong-Ho Lee and Tae-Yong Kim. Working alongside these individuals has enriched his innovative endeavors and fostered a productive environment for developing cutting-edge technologies in the memory sector.

Conclusion: Eun-Suk Cho’s portfolio of patents and collaborative efforts underscore his vital role in the field of non-volatile memory technologies. His innovative solutions and methodical approaches continue to push the boundaries of memory device capabilities, making lasting impacts on the industry. As technology advances, the contributions of inventors like Eun-Suk Cho will undoubtedly play a crucial role in shaping the future of memory devices.

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