Suwon Seong

Title: Suwon Seong: Memory-Circuit Inventor

Introduction

Suwon Seong is an inventor based in Pohang-si, South Korea. His work includes a patented memory-device design that integrates in-memory operations into a circuit of bit cells. He is associated with Samsung Electronics Ltd. and the Pohang University of Science and Technology Foundation.

Latest Patents

The provided patent information identifies one patent for Seong: “Memory Device Including In-Memory Operation Circuit and Operating Method Thereof.” The invention describes an in-memory operation circuit connected to write and read word lines and bit lines. Each bit cell includes a first transistor that connects a write bit line to a storage node, and at least one second transistor that connects the read bit line and read word line, with its gate connected to the storage node. The turn-on current of the second transistor varies among bit cells according to a reference current multiplied by different powers of two. This arrangement supports memory operations within the device’s bit-cell circuitry. Seong’s reported portfolio includes 1 patent.

Career Highlights

Seong’s patent reflects work on memory architecture and circuit-level approaches to in-memory operations. His listed professional affiliations include Samsung Electronics Ltd. and the Pohang University of Science and Technology Foundation.

Collaborations

The available information connects Seong with Samsung Electronics Ltd. and the Pohang University of Science and Technology Foundation. It does not specify particular co-inventors or describe the nature of his work with either organization.

Conclusion

Suwon Seong’s documented invention focuses on a memory device that performs operations through an integrated circuit of bit cells, highlighting his contribution to memory-device design.