Inventor · Sauerlach, DE

Markus Bina

19Patents
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21Co-inventors
49Inventor score

Filing activity: Feb 29, 2016 → Dec 20, 2019

Most-cited inventions

PatentTitleAreaCited byStatus
US10332973B2 N-channel bipolar power semiconductor device with p-layer in the drift volume Electricity 8 Active
US10615272B2 Method for producing IGBT with dV/dt controllability Electricity 3 Active
US10304952B2 Power semiconductor device with dV/dt controllability and cross-trench arrangement Electricity 3 Active
US10276681B2 Double gate transistor device and method of operating Electricity 1 Active
US10644141B2 Power semiconductor device with dV/dt controllability Electricity 1 Active
US10355116B2 Power semiconductor device Electricity 1 Active
US10840362B2 IGBT with dV/dt controllability Electricity 1 Active
US10530360B2 Double gate transistor device and method of operating Electricity 1 Active
US11250966B2 Apparatus and method for neutron transmutation doping of semiconductor wafers Physics 0 Active
US10153764B2 Current measurement in a power semiconductor device Electricity 0 Active
US10468148B2 Apparatus and method for neutron transmutation doping of semiconductor wafers Physics 0 Active
US10546939B2 N-channel bipolar power semiconductor device with P-layer in the drift volume Electricity 0 Active
US10978596B2 Power diode and method of manufacturing a power diode Electricity 0 Active
US10923578B2 Semiconductor device comprising a barrier region Electricity 0 Active
US9978851B2 n-channel bipolar power semiconductor device with p-layer in the drift volume Electricity 0 Active
US12003231B2 Double gate transistor device and method of operating Electricity 0 Active
US11075290B2 Power semiconductor device having a cross-trench arrangement Electricity 0 Active
US10903353B2 Double gate transistor device and method of operating Electricity 0 Active
US10109624B2 Semiconductor device comprising transistor cell units with different threshold voltages Electricity 0 Active

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