This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Silicon Integrated Systems Corporation. Active years: 2004.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2004
Title: Ming-Mao Chiang and CMOS Process Optimization.
Introduction
Ming-Mao Chiang is an inventor based in Hsinchu, Taiwan. His patent work addresses semiconductor manufacturing and the optimization of multi-threshold voltage CMOS processes.
Latest Patents
Chiang is associated with 1 patent: “Method for Multi-Threshold Voltage CMOS Process Optimization.” The invention describes a process for assigning devices to different threshold-voltage categories using timing analysis. It establishes timing models, generates a static timing analysis report, and classifies devices according to their setup-time margins. Devices with smaller margins can be changed to low-threshold devices, while those with larger margins can be changed to high-threshold devices. The method then checks device setup times and applies separate pocket implant processes for normal-, low-, and high-threshold devices.
Career Highlights
Chiang is associated with Silicon Integrated Systems Corporation. His patent reflects work on coordinating circuit timing requirements with semiconductor process steps.
Collaborations
The provided information names Chin-Cho Tsai and Tien-Yueh Liu as Chiang’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patent or whether they collaborated on it.
Conclusion
Ming-Mao Chiang’s documented invention combines static timing analysis and threshold-voltage device selection to support CMOS process optimization.
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