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Seoul, South Korea

Sang-Yong Yoon

USPTO Granted Patents = 15 

Average Co-Inventor Count = 2.4

ph-index = 6

Forward Citations = 109(Granted Patents)


Location History:

  • Daejeon, KR (2016)
  • Seoul, KR (2014 - 2020)

Company Filing History:

goldMedal15 out of 131,214 
 
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
 patents

Years Active: 2014-2020

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15 patents (USPTO):Explore Patents
1. 10714194 - Memory system including a memory device, and methods of operating the memory system and memory device (2020-07-14),
2. 10635532 - Method of controlling error check and correction (ECC) of non-volatile memory device and memory system performing the same (2020-04-28),
3. 10217517 - Memory system including a memory device, and methods of operating the memory system and the memory device (2019-02-26),
4. 9852795 - Methods of operating nonvolatile memory devices, and memory systems including nonvolatile memory devices (2017-12-26),
5. 9812213 - Flash memory, flash memory system and operating method of the same (2017-11-07),
6. 9728279 - Memory system including a memory device, and methods of operating the memory system and the memory device (2017-08-08),
7. 9715341 - Operating a memory device using a program order stamp to control a read voltage (2017-07-25),
8. 9502137 - Method and device for optimizing log likelihood ratio (LLR) used for nonvolatile memory device and for correcting errors in nonvolatile memory device (2016-11-22),
9. 9412471 - Method of reading data from a nonvolatile memory device, nonvolatile memory device, and method of operating a memory system (2016-08-09),
10. 9342447 - Data storage system and method of operating data storage system (2016-05-17),
11. 9330775 - Flash memory, flash memory system and operating method of the same (2016-05-03),
12. 9183944 - Method of writing data in non-volatile memory device (2015-11-10),
13. 9093171 - Method of operating a nonvolatile memory device having read disturbed page (2015-07-28),
14. 8990481 - Method of operating nonvolatile memory devices storing randomized data generated by copyback operation (2015-03-24),
15. 8767475 - Method of programming a nonvolatile memory device (2014-07-01),

Title: **Inventor Sang-Yong Yoon: A Pioneer in Memory Systems**

Introduction

Sang-Yong Yoon is a prominent inventor based in Seoul, South Korea, known for his significant contributions to the field of memory technology. With a remarkable portfolio of 15 patents, Yoon has been at the forefront of innovations that enhance the efficiency and reliability of memory systems.

Latest Patents

Among his latest patents, Yoon has developed a memory system that includes a memory device and methods for operating this system. One of the key methods involves counting first off-cells and second off-cells with different reading voltages, comparing these counts to determine the existence of programming errors. Another significant patent revolves around a method for controlling error check and correction (ECC) in non-volatile memory devices. This method includes storing write data in various regions and performing individual ECC decoding for each read data, ensuring accuracy and reliability in data storage.

Career Highlights

Sang-Yong Yoon currently works at Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., where he leverages his expertise to drive advancements in memory technologies. His innovative methodologies have not only improved existing systems but have also paved the way for future developments in this critical area of technology.

Collaborations

Throughout his career, Yoon has collaborated with talented colleagues, including Kyung-Ryun Kim and Hye-Jin Yim. These partnerships have resulted in a wealth of knowledge-sharing and a synergistic approach to tackling complex challenges in memory system design and implementation.

Conclusion

Sang-Yong Yoon's contributions to the field of memory technology reflect his dedication to innovation and excellence. His patents signify a commitment to improving data storage solutions, ensuring that memory devices remain reliable and efficient. As he continues to work with a leading company like Samsung Electronics, the future of memory systems looks promising under his influence.

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