This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: National Science Council. Active years: 2001.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2001
Title: Jz-Jan Jeng and Magnetic Field Transducer Innovation.
Introduction
Jz-Jan Jeng is an inventor associated with Hsinchu, Taiwan. His patent work includes a method for manufacturing a magnetic field transducer designed to improve sensitivity by adding a magnetic film to the device structure. Jeng is associated with the National Science Council.
Latest Patents
Jeng is credited with 1 patent: “Method of Manufacturing Magnetic Field Transducer with Improved Sensitivity by Plating a Magnetic Film on the Back of the Substrate.” The method describes forming a magnetic field transducer on a substrate through semiconductor fabrication steps, including creating an annular groove, forming insulating layers and diffused regions, and adding contacts and a conductor. An oxide is then formed over the transducer, and a magnetic film is placed on the oxide. The patent identifies nickel and cobalt as preferred materials for the magnetic film.
Career Highlights
Jeng’s patent describes an integrated manufacturing process that combines semiconductor-device fabrication with magnetic-film deposition. Its stated aim is to improve the sensitivity of a magnetic field transducing device.
Collaborations
Jeng’s listed coworkers include Tan-Fu Lei and Ci-Lin Pan. The available information identifies his association with the National Science Council but does not specify further details about their collaborative roles.
Conclusion
Jz-Jan Jeng’s patent documents a semiconductor-based approach to manufacturing a magnetic field transducer, with a magnetic film intended to enhance its sensitivity.
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