Ted Wong

Title: Ted Wong: Memory Testing Innovation

Introduction

Ted Wong is an inventor based in Hsinchu, Taiwan. His patent work concerns built-in self-test technology for memory macros, a method designed to help determine whether memory hardware is functioning normally or is faulty.

Latest Patents

Wong is associated with 1 patent, titled “System and Method for Conducting Built-In Self-Test of Memory Macro.” The invention generates input vectors and sends a partial vector, half the full bit width, to each half of a memory macro. It then receives the macro’s output during each test cycle, compares that output with a signature value, and uses the comparison to assess whether the memory macro is normal or faulty.

Career Highlights

Wong works at Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited. His patent reflects work on memory testing methods that use input patterns and output comparisons to evaluate memory macro operation.

Collaborations

Wong’s listed coworkers include Saman Adham and Marat Gershoig.

Conclusion

Ted Wong’s patent focuses on a structured built-in self-test method for identifying potential faults in memory macros, contributing to the broader field of semiconductor testing.