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Erlangen, Germany

Klaus Lowack

USPTO Granted Patents = 9

Average Co-Inventor Count = 4.0

ph-index = 2

Forward Citations = 10(Granted Patents)


Company Filing History:

goldMedal9 out of 14,751 
 
Infineon Technologies Ag
 patents

Years Active: 2003-2009

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9 patents (USPTO):Explore Patents
1. 7476412 - Method for the metalization of an insulator and/or a dielectric (2009-01-13),
2. 7244803 - Poly-o-hydroxyamide, polybenzoxazole from the poly-o-hydroxyamide, electronic component including a polybenzoxazole, and processes for producing the same (2007-07-17),
3. 7108807 - Methods for producing a dielectric, dielectric having self-generating pores, monomer for porous dielectrics, process for preparing poly-o-hydroxyamides, process for preparing polybenzoxazoles, and processes for producing an electronic component (2006-09-19),
4. 7064176 - Coating material for electronic components (2006-06-20),
5. 7028399 - Wiring process (2006-04-18),
6. 6905726 - Component having at least two mutually adjacent insulating layers and corresponding production method (2005-06-14),
7. 6900284 - POLY-O-HYDROXYAMIDES, POLYBENZOXAZOLES, PROCESSES FOR PRODUCING POLY-O-HYDROXYAMIDES, PROCESSES FOR PRODUCING POLYBENZOXAZOLES, DIELECTRICS INCLUDING A POLYBENZOXAZOLE, ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS INCLUDING THE DIELECTRICS, AND PROCESSES FOR MANUFACTURING THE ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS (2005-05-31),
8. 6806344 - POLY-O-HYDROXAMIDE, POLYBENZOXAZOLE, AND ELECTRONIC COMPONENT INCLUDING A DIELECTRIC HAVING A BARRIER EFFECT AGAINST COPPER DIFFUSION, AND PROCESSES FOR PREPARING POLY-O-HYDROXYAMIDES, POLYBENZOXAZOLES, AND ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS (2004-10-19),
9. 6635410 - Metallizing method for dielectrics (2003-10-21),

Title: The Innovative Journey of Klaus Lowack

Introduction

Klaus Lowack, an inventive mind based in Erlangen, Germany, has significantly contributed to the field of electronics through his innovative patents. With a total of nine patents to his name, Lowack's work primarily focuses on the advancement of materials and processes vital for micro-electronics.

Latest Patents

Among Klaus Lowack's latest inventions is a method for the metallization of an insulator and/or a dielectric. This process involves activating an insulator, subsequently coating it with another insulator, followed by patterning, seeding, and finally metallizing the first insulator. His other recent patent includes the development of poly-o-hydroxyamide and polybenzoxazole from the poly-o-hydroxyamide. This dielectric is crucial for aluminum and copper metalizations, exhibiting stability at high temperatures. Remarkably, despite the water elimination during cyclization, these polymeric dielectrics prove effective in filling narrow trenches without producing defects such as bubbles or cracks. The polybenzoxazoles also show excellent adhesion to all surfaces relevant for micro-electronics, making them promising materials for the industry.

Career Highlights

Klaus Lowack's career has been largely associated with Infineon Technologies AG, where he employs his expertise in materials science and micro-electronics. Over the years, he has developed multiple patents that enhance the functionality and reliability of electronic components, particularly those involving high-performance dielectrics.

Collaborations

Throughout his professional journey, Lowack has collaborated with talented colleagues, including Recai Sezi and Andreas Walter. These partnerships have enabled him to leverage diverse skills and knowledge, further amplifying the impact of his inventions and innovations in the field.

Conclusion

Klaus Lowack is a notable inventor whose work is shaping the future of micro-electronics. His latest patents reflect a commitment to advancing materials technology and improving electronic component performance. As he continues to innovate at Infineon Technologies AG, his contributions will undoubtedly influence the industry for years to come.

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