Taemok Gwon

Title: Taemok Gwon: Inventor in Nonvolatile Memory Technology

Introduction

Taemok Gwon is an inventor based in Suwon-si, South Korea, and works at Samsung Electronics Ltd. His listed patent activity includes 1 patent related to nonvolatile memory technology.

Latest Patents

Gwon is named on the patent “Nonvolatile Memory Device and Electronic System Including the Same.” The invention describes a memory device with a substrate divided into memory cell and connection regions, a mold structure containing alternating gate electrodes and insulating layers, and a channel structure passing through the mold structure in the memory cell region.

In the connection region, the design includes a cell contact connected to one gate electrode while electrically isolated from another. Support structures surround the contact, and a dam structure is positioned between the contact and the second gate electrode, separated from the contact by an insulating ring. The patent also covers an electronic system incorporating the memory device.

Career Highlights

Gwon’s listed invention concerns the structure and electrical isolation of components in a nonvolatile memory device. His work is associated with Samsung Electronics Ltd., a company active in electronics and semiconductor technologies.

Collaborations

Byungik Yoo and Seungbeom Ko are identified as Gwon’s coworkers. The available information does not specify their roles in the patent or whether they collaborated on this invention.

Conclusion

Taemok Gwon’s recorded patent highlights his contribution to nonvolatile memory device design, particularly the arrangement and isolation of components in the device’s connection region.