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Munich, Germany

Stephan Schröder

USPTO Granted Patents = 22

Average Co-Inventor Count = 3.7

ph-index = 3

Forward Citations = 107(Granted Patents)


Company Filing History:

goldMedal22 out of 14,705 
 
Infineon Technologies Ag
 patents

Years Active: 2005-2009

where 'Filed Patents' based on already Granted Patents

22 patents (USPTO):
1. 7482644 - Integrated semiconductor memory and method for electrically stressing an integrated semiconductor memory (2009-01-27),
2. 7443713 - Integrated semiconductor memory and method for operating a semiconductor memory (2008-10-28),
3. 7266027 - Integrated semiconduct memory with test circuit (2007-09-04),
4. 7263633 - Integrated circuit, in particular integrated memory, and methods for operating an integrated circuit (2007-08-28),
5. 7236412 - Integrated semiconductor memory with redundant memory cells replaceable for either true or complementary defective memory cells (2007-06-26),
6. 7198403 - Arrangement for determining a temperature loading of an integrated circuit and method (2007-04-03),
7. 7196572 - Integrated circuit for stabilizing a voltage (2007-03-27),
8. 7181579 - Integrated memory having redundant units of memory cells and method for testing an integrated memory (2007-02-20),
9. 7180820 - Integrated semiconductor memory comprising at least one word line and comprising a multiplicity of memory cells (2007-02-20),
10. 7102912 - Integrated semiconductor memory device and method for operating an integrated semiconductor memory device (2006-09-05),
11. 7085185 - Circuit and method for controlling an access to an integrated memory (2006-08-01),
12. 7058851 - Integrated memory and method of repairing an integrated memory (2006-06-06),
13. 7042773 - Integrated circuit for storing operating parameters (2006-05-09),
14. 7023701 - Device for cooling memory modules (2006-04-04),
15. 6999355 - Circuit arrangement and method for setting a voltage supply for a read/write amplifier of an integrated memory (2006-02-14),

Title: Innovator Spotlight: Stephan Schröder and His Contributions to Semiconductor Technology

Introduction: Stephan Schröder, an accomplished inventor based in Munich, Germany, has significantly impacted the field of semiconductor technology. He holds an impressive portfolio of 22 patents, showcasing his dedication and innovation in this dynamic industry. His work is particularly influential in the design and functionality of integrated semiconductor memory devices.

Latest Patents: Among his notable inventions are two crucial patents concerning integrated semiconductor memory. The first patent details an innovative method for electrically stressing an integrated semiconductor memory. This invention addresses the issues that arise when a contact hole filling becomes defective, leading to potential functional errors in semiconductor memory. By allowing interconnect segments of word lines to be short-circuited through advanced switching units, this method enhances the reliability of semiconductor memories under operational stress.

The second patent is focused on the architecture of an integrated semiconductor memory device. It outlines the essential components, including memory cells equipped with storage capacitors and selection transistors, connected to bit lines via contact connections. This design enhances the efficiency of data storage and retrieval in semiconductor applications, paving the way for future advancements in memory technology.

Career Highlights: Stephan Schröder currently works at Infineon Technologies AG, a leading company in semiconductor solutions. Throughout his career, he has contributed to the development of cutting-edge technology that has transformed the landscape of integrated circuits and semiconductor memories. His extensive work in this field has not only demonstrated his expertise but has also established him as a vital player in advancing semiconductor technology.

Collaborations: Stephan has collaborated with notable colleagues such as Manfred Pröll and Herbert Benzinger, working together to drive innovation at Infineon Technologies AG. Their combined efforts have resulted in significant advancements in semiconductor memory capabilities, ensuring high performance and reliability in electronic devices.

Conclusion: With 22 patents to his name, Stephan Schröder exemplifies the spirit of innovation in semiconductor technology. His groundbreaking work on integrated semiconductor memories has paved the way for significant improvements in the sector. As he continues to develop solutions at Infineon Technologies AG, the impact of his contributions will undoubtedly resonate within the industry for years to come.

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