Inventor · Santa Clara, CA, US

Donovan Lee

17Patents
7h-index
11Co-inventors
55Inventor score

Filing activity: Jan 9, 2008 → Apr 26, 2016

Most-cited inventions

PatentTitleAreaCited byStatus
US8928061B2 Three dimensional NAND device with silicide containing floating gates Electricity 63 Active
US9252151B2 Three dimensional NAND device with birds beak containing floating gates and method of making thereof Electricity 55 Active
US9165940B2 Three dimensional NAND device with silicide containing floating gates and method of making thereof Electricity 35 Active
US8823075B2 Select gate formation for nanodot flat cell Electricity 16 Active
US7847999B2 Interferometric modulator display devices Electricity 16 Active
US8987087B2 Three dimensional NAND device with birds beak containing floating gates and method of making thereof Electricity 14 Active
US8969153B2 NAND string containing self-aligned control gate sidewall cladding Electricity 11 Active
US9331181B2 Nanodot enhanced hybrid floating gate for non-volatile memory devices Performing Operations; Transporting 3 Active
US8987802B2 Method for using nanoparticles to make uniform discrete floating gate layer Electricity 3 Active
US8741714B2 Support lines to prevent line collapse in arrays Electricity 2 Active
US9552991B2 Trench vertical NAND and method of making thereof Electricity 2 Active
US9543139B2 In-situ support structure for line collapse robustness in memory arrays Electricity 2 Active
US9349740B2 Non-volatile storage element with suspended charge storage region Electricity 0 Active
US9177808B2 Memory device with control gate oxygen diffusion control and method of making thereof Electricity 0 Active
US9230971B2 NAND string containing self-aligned control gate sidewall cladding Electricity 0 Active
US9548311B2 Non-volatile storage element with suspended charge storage region Electricity 0 Active
US9224746B2 Inverted-T word line and formation for non-volatile storage Electricity 0 Active

Source: USPTO / EPO open patent data. Inventor disambiguation is heuristic; counts are objective bibliographic measures.