Wei-Ting Hsu

Title: Wei-Ting Hsu and a Biopolymer-Based Memory Device.

Introduction

Wei-Ting Hsu is an inventor associated with National Tsing Hua University in Hsinchu, Taiwan. His patent work includes a write-once, read-many-times memory device that uses a double helix biopolymer layer.

Latest Patents

Hsu is associated with 1 patent: “Memory Device with a Double Helix Biopolymer Layer and Fabricating Method Thereof.” The invention describes a memory structure comprising a substrate, first and second electrodes, and a double helix biopolymer layer containing metal nanoparticles. When illuminated, the device can enter low- or high-conductivity states to record data. Applying a voltage between the electrodes enables the stored data to be read.

Career Highlights

The patent highlights Hsu’s work on memory technology that combines a biopolymer material with metal nanoparticles. The described device and fabrication method are intended to support data writing through illumination and subsequent electrical readout.

Collaborations

Hsu’s listed coworkers include Yu-Chueh Hung and Ting-Yu Lin. The patent’s technical description presents the device as a collaborative area of research in memory materials and fabrication.

Conclusion

Wei-Ting Hsu’s patent describes a biopolymer-based memory device designed to store data in conductivity states and retrieve it through an applied voltage.