Min-Chia Wang

Title: Min-Chia Wang: Semiconductor Circuit Inventor

Introduction

Min-Chia Wang is an inventor based in Taipei, Taiwan, whose patent work focuses on semiconductor circuitry and memory access. His portfolio includes 6 patents, including inventions addressing power consumption in current generation and efficiency in word-line driving.

Latest Patents

Wang’s latest patents include two circuit designs for semiconductor applications.

“Current Generator with Reduced Power Consumption” describes a current generator that combines a startup circuit with a bandgap reference circuit. The design uses a bias source to generate a reference current and a bias generator to produce bias voltages, with the aim of reducing power consumption.

“Word Line Driving Circuit with High Access Efficiency” describes a circuit that provides word-line driving voltages and control signals. By adjusting bias voltage levels between read and program modes, the circuit adapts the corresponding voltages to improve data access time.

Career Highlights

Wang’s listed patent work reflects an emphasis on practical improvements to integrated circuit design, including power-efficient current generation and faster memory access. He is associated with United Microelectronics Corporation, a semiconductor company.

Collaborations

Wang’s listed coworkers include fellow inventors Ke-Han Chen and Hsiu-Ming Yeh. Their shared patent activity reflects collaborative work on semiconductor technologies.

Conclusion

Min-Chia Wang’s patents address key design goals in semiconductor systems, combining reduced power consumption with improved memory access efficiency.