Average Co-Inventor Count = 4.31
ph-index = 3
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. Sandisk Technologies Inc. (23 from 4,356 patents)
23 patents:
1. 12414296 - Three dimensional memory device and method of making thereof by forming channel and memory film after word line replacement
2. 12347779 - Three-dimensional memory device with source line isolation and method of making the same
3. 12317502 - Three-dimensional memory device containing ferroelectric-assisted memory elements and method of making the same
4. 12288586 - Non-volatile memory with sub-planes having individually biasable source lines
5. 12267998 - Three-dimensional memory device including discrete charge storage elements and methods of forming the same
6. 12185540 - Three dimensional memory device and method of making thereof by forming channel and memory film after word line replacement
7. 12160989 - Three-dimensional memory device including an isolation-trench etch stop layer and methods for forming the same
8. 12150302 - Memory device including mixed oxide charge trapping materials and methods for forming the same
9. 12101936 - Three dimensional memory device and method of making thereof by forming channel and memory film after word line replacement
10. 11968834 - Three-dimensional memory device including discrete charge storage elements with laterally-protruding profiles and methods of making thereof
11. 11968826 - Three-dimensional memory device with metal-barrier-metal word lines and methods of making the same
12. 11749736 - Three-dimensional memory device including discrete charge storage elements and methods for forming the same
13. 11646283 - Bonded assembly containing low dielectric constant bonding dielectric material
14. 11631686 - Three-dimensional memory array including dual work function floating gates and method of making the same
15. 11515273 - Bonded assembly containing oxidation barriers, hybrid bonding, or air gap, and methods of forming the same