Tsung-Hsueh Li

Title: Tsung-Hsueh Li: Integrated Circuit Security and Design

Introduction

Tsung-Hsueh Li is an inventor associated with Yunlin, Taiwan, and Nuvoton Technology Corporation. His work includes integrated circuit designs for protecting sensitive data and detecting chassis intrusion. He is credited with 2 patents.

Latest Patents

**Integrated Circuit (IC) and Electronic Apparatus — Sensitive-Data Protection.** This patent describes an IC with memory for storing sensitive data, a controller that accesses the memory, an intrusion detector that responds to an input signal, and a memory-clear circuit. When the detector identifies an intrusion event, the circuit clears the sensitive data.

**Integrated Circuit (IC) and Electronic Apparatus — Chassis-Intrusion Detection.** This patent describes an IC package containing a die, molding compound, pins, an exposed pad, adhesive material, and bonding wires. The exposed pad connects electrically to the die, which is configured to detect a chassis intrusion event in response to a signal from the pad.

Career Highlights

Li’s listed inventions address hardware security at both the data-storage and package levels. One design clears sensitive information after an intrusion is detected, while the other uses an exposed pad and integrated circuitry to identify chassis intrusion.

Collaborations

Li is associated with Nuvoton Technology Corporation. His listed coworkers include Ming-Che Hung and Benny Shatit.

Conclusion

Tsung-Hsueh Li’s two listed patents focus on integrated circuit security, combining sensitive-data protection with chassis-intrusion detection.