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Allen, TX, United States of America

Jason M Brown

USPTO Granted Patents = 45 

Average Co-Inventor Count = 2.2

ph-index = 10

Forward Citations = 321(Granted Patents)


Location History:

  • Coppell, TX (US) (2001 - 2003)
  • Venice, CA (US) (2010)
  • Wylie, TX (US) (2020)
  • Allen, TX (US) (2006 - 2024)
  • Boise, ID (US) (2021 - 2024)

Company Filing History:

goldMedal42 out of 37,905 
 
Micron Technology Incorporated
 patents
where one patent can have more than one assignee

Years Active: 2001-2024

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45 patents (USPTO):
1. 12176031 - Divided clock transmission in a three-dimensional stacked memory device (2024-12-24),
2. 11996149 - Access command delay using delay locked loop (DLL) circuitry (2024-05-28),
3. 11984148 - Apparatuses and methods for tracking victim rows (2024-05-14),
4. 11955158 - Apparatuses and methods for access based refresh timing (2024-04-09),
5. 11854618 - Apparatuses, systems, and methods for determining extremum numerical values (2023-12-26),
6. 11742008 - Memory device with a clocking mechanism (2023-08-29),
7. 11705429 - Redundant through-silicon vias (2023-07-18),
8. 11699476 - Apparatuses and methods for monitoring word line accesses (2023-07-11),
9. 11532346 - Apparatuses and methods for access based refresh timing (2022-12-20),
10. 11424005 - Apparatuses and methods for adjusting victim data (2022-08-23),
11. 11380395 - Access command delay using delay locked loop (DLL) circuitry (2022-07-05),
12. 11217295 - Apparatuses and methods for address detection (2022-01-04),
13. 11158373 - Apparatuses, systems, and methods for determining extremum numerical values (2021-10-26),
14. 11158364 - Apparatuses and methods for tracking victim rows (2021-10-26),
15. 11139015 - Apparatuses and methods for monitoring word line accesses (2021-10-05),

Title: Jason M Brown: Pioneering Innovations in Memory Devices and Through-Silicon Vias

Introduction:

Meet Jason M Brown, a prolific inventor hailing from Allen, TX. With an impressive track record of 39 patents, Jason has made significant contributions to the field of memory devices and through-silicon vias. Let's delve into his recent patents, career highlights, and collaborations in-depth.

Latest Patents:

Jason's latest patents showcase his expertise in pushing the boundaries of memory devices and through-silicon vias. One notable invention is the "Memory Device with a Clocking Mechanism." This revolutionary memory device employs two different clock signals, enabling efficient data transmission through separate data ports. By using mismatched clock signals, Jason has enhanced the overall performance and reliability of memory devices.

Furthermore, Jason's inventive mindset extends to the realm of through-silicon vias. His patent titled "Redundant Through-Silicon Vias" demonstrates his innovative approach to addressing faults in these electrical interconnects. By incorporating redundant TSVs, Jason ensures reliable electrical coupling between different circuits, effectively bypassing any detected faults. Such redundancy significantly enhances the fault tolerance and reliability of integrated circuits.

Career Highlights:

Jason's exceptional career has been shaped by his esteemed work with Micron Technology Incorporated. Micron, a leading global semiconductor company, has provided him with the platform to explore and materialize his inventive ideas. Through his consistent efforts, Jason has played an instrumental role in advancing the memory device technology landscape, earning him the respect of his peers.

Collaborations:

In the dynamic world of innovation, collaboration is often the key to success. Jason has had the privilege to work alongside notable individuals in the field. Among his coworkers, Venkatraghavan Bringivijayaraghavan and Daniel B Penney stand out as valuable collaborators. Their combined expertise and efforts have contributed to groundbreaking advancements in memory devices and through-silicon vias.

Conclusion:

Jason M Brown's exceptional patent portfolio and contributions to the field of memory devices and through-silicon vias highlight his proficiency as an inventor. His latest patents, including the innovative clocking mechanism for memory devices and the incorporation of redundant through-silicon vias, exemplify his dedication to advancing technology. With a successful career at Micron Technology Incorporated, Jason continues to shape the future of semiconductor innovation.

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