Kanata, Canada

Milton Feng

This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Electrophotonic-Ic Inc.. Active years: 2026.

IDiyas Innovation Intelligence. (2026). Inventor Profile: Milton Feng. Retrieved from https://idiyas.com/inventor/milton-feng-8uc4zunw

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Years Active: 2026

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Title: Milton Feng: Semiconductor Transistor Inventor.

Introduction

Milton Feng is an inventor associated with Kanata, Canada, and Electrophotonic-Ic Inc. His work includes semiconductor device design, particularly transistor structures intended to support manufacturable fabrication.

Latest Patents

Feng is associated with one patent, titled “Type I-II Transistor with a Manufacturable Ledge.” The invention describes a transistor with semiconductor layers forming a base, emitter, and collector. Its emitter includes a lattice-matched ledge made from material that can be selectively etched relative to the emitter or base material, enabling the ledge to be produced during manufacturing. The patent record provided does not establish when this was his latest patent.

Career Highlights

Feng’s listed patent reflects work on transistor architecture and semiconductor manufacturing. The design focuses on a selectively etchable emitter ledge and its integration with the transistor’s semiconductor layers.

Collaborations

Feng’s listed coworkers include Lawrence E. Tarof and Barry Wu. His company affiliation is Electrophotonic-Ic Inc.

Conclusion

Milton Feng’s documented invention addresses a manufacturable ledge structure in a semiconductor transistor, highlighting his contribution to transistor design and fabrication.

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