This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: University of Michigan. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Tadashi Ogitsu: Semiconductor Surface Stabilization
Introduction
Tadashi Ogitsu is an inventor associated with Dublin, California, and the University of Michigan. His patent work addresses the stabilization of semiconductor surfaces using oxynitride materials.
Latest Patents
Ogitsu is credited with 1 patent: “Crystallographic- and Oxynitride-Based Surface Stabilization.” The invention describes fabricating a device by providing a substrate and forming a semiconductor structure supported by it. Nitrogen is present at the structure’s surface, and oxygen is incorporated to create a stabilizing layer with a uniform distribution of oxynitride material.
Career Highlights
The patent highlights Ogitsu’s work on semiconductor device fabrication and surface stabilization. Its approach uses a uniform oxynitride layer to stabilize a semiconductor structure’s surface.
Collaborations
Ogitsu’s listed coworker is Francesca Maria Toma. His company affiliation is the University of Michigan.
Conclusion
Tadashi Ogitsu’s patent focuses on stabilizing semiconductor surfaces through a uniformly distributed oxynitride layer, reflecting his contribution to semiconductor device fabrication.
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