Ming-Tsung Lee

Title: Ming-Tsung Lee: An Inventor in Electronics and Magnetic Device Technology.

Introduction

Ming-Tsung Lee is an inventor based in Taoyuan, Taiwan. His listed work includes inventions related to electronic-device heat management and conductive winding structures. He is associated with Delta Electronics, Inc., and has 3 patents.

Latest Patents

Lee’s listed patents include “Socket Terminal Heat-Dissipating Mechanism,” which describes a socket mounted in an electronic device’s frame. An insulating layer between the socket’s contact terminal and the device casing conducts heat to the casing, where it can dissipate passively.

Another listed invention, “Method for Fabrication Conductive Winding Structure,” concerns a method for producing a conductive winding for a magnetic device. The process uses a mold with connected extensions arranged in a continuous spiral, forms a conductive layer on part of the mold by electroforming, and then strips the layer from the mold.

Career Highlights

Lee’s patent work addresses practical engineering challenges in electronic and magnetic-device design. The heat-dissipating mechanism focuses on transferring heat from a socket terminal to an electronic-device casing, while the winding fabrication method describes a manufacturing approach for conductive structures.

Collaborations

Lee’s listed coworkers include Yung-Yu Chang and Chen-Yu Yu. His association with Delta Electronics, Inc., places his work within a company active in electronics.

Conclusion

Ming-Tsung Lee’s listed inventions reflect a focus on thermal management and conductive winding fabrication for electronic and magnetic devices.