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Portland, OR, United States of America

Kalyan C Kolluru

USPTO Granted Patents = 16 

 

Average Co-Inventor Count = 6.1

ph-index = 2

Forward Citations = 10(Granted Patents)


Company Filing History:

goldMedal16 out of 54,664 
 
Intel Corporation
 patents

Years Active: 2016-2025

where 'Filed Patents' based on already Granted Patents

16 patents (USPTO):
1. 12402349 - Gate-all-around integrated circuit structures having devices with channel-to-substrate electrical contact (2025-08-26),
2. 12328947 - Substrate-less silicon controlled rectifier (SCR) integrated circuit structures (2025-06-10),
3. 12317590 - Substrate-free integrated circuit structures (2025-05-27),
4. 12294003 - Integrated circuit structures including backside vias (2025-05-06),
5. 12288789 - Gate-all-around integrated circuit structures having devices with source/drain-to-substrate electrical contact (2025-04-29),
6. 11908856 - Gate-all-around integrated circuit structures having devices with source/drain-to-substrate electrical contact (2024-02-20),
7. 11869987 - Gate-all-around integrated circuit structures including varactors (2024-01-09),
8. 11837641 - Gate-all-around integrated circuit structures having adjacent deep via substrate contacts for sub-fin electrical contact (2023-12-05),
9. 11824116 - Gate-all-around integrated circuit structures having devices with channel-to-substrate electrical contact (2023-11-21),
10. 11791331 - Integrated circuit structures including backside vias (2023-10-17),
11. 11652107 - Substrate-less FinFET diode architectures with backside metal contact and subfin regions (2023-05-16),
12. 11417781 - Gate-all-around integrated circuit structures including varactors (2022-08-16),
13. 11145732 - Field-effect transistors with dual thickness gate dielectrics (2021-10-12),
14. 10249597 - Systems, methods, and apparatuses for implementing die recovery in two-level memory (2LM) stacked die subsystems (2019-04-02),
15. 9891269 - Pulsed testing of through-body-vias (2018-02-13),

Title: Kalyan C Kolluru: Pioneering Innovations in Integrated Circuit Structures

Introduction

Kalyan C Kolluru is a distinguished inventor based in Portland, OR, known for his significant contributions to the field of integrated circuit technologies. With a total of 15 patented innovations under his name, Kalyan continues to push the boundaries of what is possible in electronic design and fabrication.

Latest Patents

Kolluru's latest patents focus on substrate-less silicon controlled rectifier (SCR) integrated circuit structures. One notable invention describes integrated circuit structures that consist of a first fin portion and a second fin portion meeting at a junction. This innovative design includes a plurality of gate structures situated over both fin portions, along with alternating P-type and N-type epitaxial structures positioned between the gate structures. In another of his recent patents, he explores substrate-free integrated circuit structures featuring a fin, a series of gate structures above it, and alternating P-type and N-type epitaxial structures between the adjacent gate structures.

Career Highlights

Currently, Kalyan C Kolluru is employed at Intel Corporation, where he applies his extensive knowledge and expertise to develop cutting-edge technologies. His work has significantly advanced the design and manufacturing of integrated circuits, making vital contributions to the semiconductor industry.

Collaborations

Kolluru’s innovative journey has also included collaborations with notable coworkers such as Ayan Kar and Nicholas A Thomson. Together, they have worked on various projects, fostering a creative environment that encourages groundbreaking advancements in technology.

Conclusion

Kalyan C Kolluru's relentless pursuit of innovation in integrated circuit structures represents a significant asset to both Intel Corporation and the broader technological community. With his impressive number of patents and ongoing contributions to the field, he remains a leading figure in the world of electronic engineering.

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