Average Co-Inventor Count = 3.46
ph-index = 17
The patent ph-index is calculated by counting the number of publications for which an author has been cited by other authors at least that same number of times.
Company Filing History:
1. Stats Chippac Pte. Ltd. (47 from 1,812 patents)
2. St Assembly Test Services Inc. (10 from 103 patents)
3. Amkor Technology, Inc. (4 from 1,009 patents)
4. Other (1 from 832,680 patents)
62 patents:
1. 12469819 - Semiconductor device and method of forming embedded wafer level chip scale packages
2. 11488933 - Semiconductor device and method of forming embedded wafer level chip scale packages
3. 11488932 - Semiconductor device and method of using a standardized carrier to form embedded wafer level chip scale packages
4. 11145603 - Integrated circuit packaging system with shielding and method of manufacture thereof
5. 11024585 - Integrated circuit packaging system with shielding and method of manufacture thereof
6. 10777528 - Semiconductor device and method of forming embedded wafer level chip scale packages
7. 10658330 - Semiconductor device and method of using a standardized carrier to form embedded wafer level chip scale packages
8. 10388612 - Semiconductor device and method of forming electromagnetic (EM) shielding for LC circuits
9. 10217873 - Semiconductor device and method of forming semiconductor die with active region responsive to external stimulus
10. 9997468 - Integrated circuit packaging system with shielding and method of manufacturing thereof
11. 9934998 - Semiconductor device and method of singulating thin semiconductor wafer on carrier along modified region within non-active region formed by irradiating energy
12. 9754897 - Semiconductor device and method of forming electromagnetic (EM) shielding for LC circuits
13. 9721862 - Semiconductor device and method of using a standardized carrier to form embedded wafer level chip scale packages
14. 9704824 - Semiconductor device and method of forming embedded wafer level chip scale packages
15. 9564413 - Semiconductor device and method of forming semiconductor die with active region responsive to external stimulus