Company Filing History:

25 out of 14,705

Infineon Technologies Ag

Qimonda Flash Gmbh & Co. Kg

where one patent can have more than one assignee

Years Active: 2003-2010

where 'Filed Patents' based on already Granted Patents

29 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward Citations

Abstract keywords

1. 7838921 - Memory cell arrangements (2010-11-23),

2. 7714377 - Integrated circuits and methods of manufacturing thereof (2010-05-11),

3. 7662687 - Semiconductor memory having charge trapping memory cells and fabrication method thereof (2010-02-16),

4. 7646647 - Measuring circuit and reading method for memory cells (2010-01-12),

5. 7616492 - Evaluation circuit and evaluation method for the assessment of memory cell states (2009-11-10),

6. 7521351 - Method for forming a semiconductor product and semiconductor product (2009-04-21),

7. 7402490 - Charge-trapping memory device and methods for operating and manufacturing the cell (2008-07-22),

8. 7368350 - Memory cell arrays and methods for producing memory cell arrays (2008-05-06),

9. 7365382 - Semiconductor memory having charge trapping memory cells and fabrication method thereof (2008-04-29),

10. 7273786 - Method for fabricating a semiconductor memory cell (2007-09-25),

11. 7272040 - Multi-bit virtual-ground NAND memory device (2007-09-18),

12. 7227219 - Charge trapping memory cell and fabrication method (2007-06-05),

13. 7192830 - Method for fabricating a memory cell (2007-03-20),

14. 7132337 - Charge-trapping memory device and method of production (2006-11-07),

15. 7115897 - Semiconductor circuit configuration and semiconductor memory device (2006-10-03),

Title: Thomas Mikolajick: Innovator in Memory Cell Technology

Introduction

Thomas Mikolajick, a prolific inventor based in Dresden, Germany, has made significant strides in the field of memory cell technology. With a remarkable portfolio of 29 patents, his contributions have advanced the development of integrated circuits and memory arrangements.

Latest Patents

Among his latest innovations, Mikolajick has designed memory cell arrangements that intricately combine multiple serially source-to-drain-coupled transistors, which include memory cells. His innovative use of dielectric materials between these arrangements enhances the electrical performance and efficiency of integrated circuits. The patents also encompass advanced techniques in manufacturing integrated circuits with intricate structures such as fin designs, aimed at optimizing charge storage and control mechanisms.

Career Highlights

Mikolajick's career reflects a dedicated focus on semiconductor technologies. He has notably contributed to companies like Infineon Technologies AG and Qimonda AG, where he developed groundbreaking technologies that have become foundational in modern electronics.

Collaborations

Throughout his career, Thomas has collaborated with esteemed colleagues, including Josef Willer and Nicolas Nagel. Their combined expertise has fostered innovation in the field, leading to enhanced research outcomes and patented technologies that push the boundaries of what is possible in memory systems.

Conclusion

With 29 patents to his name, Thomas Mikolajick remains a key figure in advancing memory cell technology. His work not only reflects his innovative spirit but also his commitment to shaping the future of integrated circuits. As he continues to build on his legacy, the impact of his inventions will undoubtedly be felt across the technology landscape for years to come.

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