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Texas Instruments Corporation

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Years Active: 1992-2015

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1. 9030216 - Coaxial four-point probe for low resistance measurements (2015-05-12),

2. 8174276 - Coaxial four-point probe for low resistance measurements (2012-05-08),

3. 7795072 - Structure and method of high performance two layer ball grid array substrate (2010-09-14),

4. 7265443 - Wire bonded semiconductor device having low inductance and noise (2007-09-04),

5. 7195954 - Low capacitance coupling wire bonded semiconductor device (2007-03-27),

6. 7132845 - FA tool using conductor model (2006-11-07),

7. 7132740 - Semiconductor package with conductor impedance selected during assembly (2006-11-07),

8. 6995037 - Structure and method of high performance two layer ball grid array substrate (2006-02-07),

9. 6822340 - Low capacitance coupling wire bonded semiconductor device (2004-11-23),

10. 6820046 - System for electrically modeling an electronic structure and method of operation (2004-11-16),

11. 6794743 - Structure and method of high performance two layer ball grid array substrate (2004-09-21),

12. 6563208 - Semiconductor package with conductor impedance selected during assembly (2003-05-13),

13. 6518663 - Constant impedance routing for high performance integrated circuit packaging (2003-02-11),

14. 6424027 - Low pass filter integral with semiconductor package (2002-07-23),

15. 6323116 - Differential pair geometry for integrated circuit chip packages (2001-11-27),

Title: **Michael A Lamson: Innovator in Electrical Resistance Measurement**

Introduction

Michael A Lamson is an accomplished inventor based in Westminster, Texas, with an impressive portfolio of 29 patents. His innovative work primarily focuses on developing advanced technologies for precise electrical resistance measurements, showcasing his significant contributions to the field of electrical engineering.

Latest Patents

Among his notable inventions, the latest patent involves a "Coaxial Four-Point Probe for Low Resistance Measurements." This invention provides various exemplary embodiments of probes, systems, and methods for measuring effective electrical resistance and resistivity with high sensitivity. The measuring system includes an upper and lower probe set, sandwiching a sample device between them. The device-under-test (DUT) can be positioned between two conductors of the sample device, allowing precise measurements. Each probe set features an inner voltage sense probe coaxially configured inside an electrically-isolated outer current source probe, which maximizes contact area with the sample device. This innovative system also incorporates a computer-readable medium that stores circuit simulations, such as Finite Element Method (FEM) simulations, enabling the extraction of bulk through-plane electrical resistivity and interface resistivity for effective electrical z-resistivity of the DUT, achieving resistance values down to sub-micro-ohm levels.

Career Highlights

Michael has made substantial contributions to renowned companies such as Texas Instruments Corporation and Hitachi, Ltd. His work in these organizations allowed him to hone his skills in electrical engineering and patentable inventions, earning him recognition in the industry for his innovative solutions.

Collaborations

Throughout his career, Michael A Lamson has collaborated with various talented professionals, including Katherine G Heinen and Navinchandra Kalidas. Working alongside such skilled individuals has enriched his experience and facilitated the advancement of his innovative projects.

Conclusion

With a robust portfolio of patents and a distinguished career in electrical engineering, Michael A Lamson exemplifies the spirit of innovation. His inventions not only contribute to advancements in technology but also pave the way for future developments in the field of electrical resistance measurement.

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