Khai Yen Charles Low

Title: Khai Yen Charles Low: Power Module Innovation

Introduction

Khai Yen Charles Low is an inventor associated with Infineon Technologies AG and based in Cheonan, South Korea. His patent work concerns power-module design and surge-voltage protection.

Latest Patents

Low is credited with 1 patent: “Power Module with Integrated Surge Voltage Limiting Element.” The invention describes a power module containing high-side and low-side power transistors, a gate-driver integrated circuit, a leadframe, and a surge-voltage-limiting element. The limiting element is connected between the low-side transistor’s second load-path terminal and the leadframe’s low-side voltage pin. These components are encapsulated together in a module package, integrating surge protection into the power module.

Career Highlights

Low’s listed invention reflects work on integrating power switching and voltage-limiting functions within a packaged module. This approach places the surge-limiting element alongside the transistors and gate driver.

Collaborations

Minsub Lee and Byoungho Choo are identified as Low’s coworkers. The available information does not specify their roles in the patent or whether they collaborated on this invention.

Conclusion

Khai Yen Charles Low’s patent focuses on integrating surge-voltage limitation into a power module, bringing protection and power-switching components together in a single package.