This inventor holds 2 USPTO granted patents. Top assignees: Winbond Electronics Corporation, Windbond Electronics Corp.. Active years: 2016.
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Title: Jong Oh Lee: NAND Flash Memory Inventor
Introduction
Jong Oh Lee is an inventor associated with San Jose, California. His work includes patent inventions focused on NAND flash memory architecture and circuitry. Lee is credited with 2 patents.
Latest Patents
“Page Buffer Circuit for NAND Flash Memory” describes a page-buffer design for a NAND flash memory array. Its components—including switches, a latch, and data nodes—support reading and writing data between a selected memory cell and an input/output node.
“NAND Flash Memory Array Architecture Having Low Read Latency and Low Program Disturb” presents an architecture intended to reduce read latency while preventing inadvertent programming and program disturb. It combines small NAND strings, interleaved dual planes, partitioned arrays, selectively coupled local bit lines, and counter-biasing. The design aims to improve access speeds while retaining NAND flash’s density and power advantages.
Career Highlights
Lee’s listed company affiliations include Winbond Electronics Corporation. The supplied information also lists “Windbond Electronics Corp.,” which appears to be a variant spelling of the same company name.
Collaborations
Lee’s listed coworkers include Anil Gupta and Dae Hyun Kim.
Conclusion
Jong Oh Lee’s patent work addresses key NAND flash memory challenges by combining circuit-level techniques with array architectures designed to improve speed and reliability.
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