Inventor · San Jose, CA, US

Douglas Brisbin

12Patents
6h-index
11Co-inventors
55Inventor score

Filing activity: Aug 29, 2001 → Jun 9, 2009

Most-cited inventions

PatentTitleAreaCited byStatus
US6566710B1 Power MOSFET cell with a crossed bar shaped body contact area Electricity 37 Expired
US7180140B1 PMOS device with drain junction breakdown point located for reduced drain breakdown voltage walk-in and method for designing and manufacturing such device Electricity 27 Expired
US6946706B1 LDMOS transistor structure for improving hot carrier reliability Electricity 11 Expired
US6727547B1 Method and device for improving hot carrier reliability of an LDMOS transistor using drain ring over-drive bias Electricity 11 Expired
US7214992B1 Multi-source, multi-gate MOS transistor with a drain region that is wider than the source regions Electricity 7 Expired
US6903979B1 Efficient method of PMOS stacked-gate memory cell programming utilizing feedback control of substrate current Physics 7 Expired
US6548839B1 LDMOS transistor structure using a drain ring with a checkerboard pattern for improved hot carrier reliability Electricity 5 Expired
US7718448B1 Method of monitoring process misalignment to reduce asymmetric device operation and improve the electrical and hot carrier performance of LDMOS transistor arrays Electricity 4 Active
US7645657B2 MOS transistor and method of forming the MOS transistor with a SiON etch stop layer that protects the transistor from PID and hot carrier degradation Electricity 1 Active
US8471369B1 Method and apparatus for reducing plasma process induced damage in integrated circuits Electricity 0 Active
US8086979B2 Method for designing and manufacturing a PMOS device with drain junction breakdown point located for reduced drain breakdown voltage walk-in Electricity 0 Active
US7560348B2 Method for designing and manufacturing a PMOS device with drain junction breakdown point located for reduced drain breakdown voltage walk-in Electricity 0 Active

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