Inventor · Shanghai, CN

Jun Liao

19Patents
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43Co-inventors
54Inventor score

Filing activity: Jul 16, 1998 → Apr 28, 2022

Most-cited inventions

PatentTitleAreaCited byStatus
US9510766B2 Insertable probe Human Necessities 13 Active
US5996563A Air intake device Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 5 Expired
US10736246B2 Electromagnetic interference shielding having a magnetically attracted shield arm Electricity 2 Active
US10923859B2 Crosstalk reducing connector pin geometry Electricity 1 Active
US11116072B2 Discrete circuit having cross-talk noise cancellation circuitry and method thereof Electricity 1 Active
US12381160B2 Memory device package with noise shielding Electricity 0 Active
US12367556B2 Artificial intelligence-based image processing method and apparatus, device, and medium Physics 0 Active
US9554253B2 Locating method, drive test terminal and hand-held terminal Electricity 0 Active
US10729002B2 Device, system and method to mitigate signal noise in communications with a memory module Electricity 0 Active
US12025787B2 Augmented reality microscope, image projection device and image processing system Physics 0 Active
US10965047B2 Connector with active circuit Electricity 0 Active
US12235425B2 Microscope system, smart medical device, automatic focusing method and storage medium Physics 0 Active
US10938161B2 Snap-on electromagnetic interference (EMI)-shielding without motherboard ground requirement Electricity 0 Active
US11295998B2 Stiffener and package substrate for a semiconductor package Electricity 0 Active
US11495427B2 Leakage protector Electricity 0 Active
US10467160B2 Memory channel having more than one DIMM per motherboard DIMM connector Physics 0 Active
US11545311B2 Electromagnetic switch Electricity 0 Active
US10617000B2 Printed circuit board (PCB) with three-dimensional interconnects to other printed circuit boards Electricity 0 Active
US10950536B2 Packed interconnect structure with reduced cross coupled noise Electricity 0 Active

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