Inventor · Catania, IT

Enrico Castaldo

16Patents
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21Co-inventors
60Inventor score

Filing activity: Mar 4, 2003 → Aug 17, 2023

Most-cited inventions

PatentTitleAreaCited byStatus
US7403405B2 Low-consumption regulator for a charge pump voltage generator and related system and method Electricity 14 Expired
US6774709B2 Voltage regulator for a charge pump circuit Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 11 Expired
US7602230B2 Control integrated circuit for a charge pump Physics 4 Active
US7321516B2 Biasing structure for accessing semiconductor memory cell storage elements Physics 4 Expired
US8406068B2 Voltage shifter for high voltage operations Electricity 3 Active
US7403441B2 Power management unit for a flash memory with single regulation of multiple charge pumps Physics 2 Active
US8385135B2 Low consumption voltage regulator for a high voltage charge pump, voltage regulation method, and memory device provided with the voltage regulator Electricity 2 Active
US10127966B2 Reading circuit with a shifting stage and corresponding reading method Physics 0 Active
US7580289B2 Discharge circuit for a word-erasable flash memory device Physics 0 Active
US10281512B2 Testing circuit of a longtime-constant circuit stage and corresponding testing method Physics 0 Active
US11615857B2 Method for writing in a non-volatile memory according to the ageing of the memory cells and corresponding integrated circuit Physics 0 Active
US12368433B2 Electronic system, integrated circuit, and method for generating sequential signals Electricity 0 Active
US10217503B2 Reading circuit of a long time constant circuit stage and corresponding reading method Physics 0 Active
US9093232B2 Electronic switch for low-voltage and high switching speed applications Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 0 Active
US8376237B2 Method for biasing an EEPROM non-volatile memory array and corresponding EEPROM non-volatile memory device Physics 0 Active
US8619489B2 Driving circuit for memory device Physics 0 Active

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