Inventor · Seeboden, AT

Michael Brugger

18Patents
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25Co-inventors
56Inventor score

Filing activity: Oct 24, 2003 → Aug 24, 2018

Most-cited inventions

PatentTitleAreaCited byStatus
US9245777B2 Apparatus for liquid treatment of wafer shaped articles and heating system for use in such apparatus Electricity 9 Active
USD493377S1 Retractable chalk line General 8 Expired
US8608146B2 Reinforced pin for being used in a pin chuck, and a pin chuck using such reinforced pin Electricity 7 Active
US9093482B2 Method and apparatus for liquid treatment of wafer shaped articles Electricity 6 Active
US9190310B2 Grounded chuck Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 4 Active
US8231939B2 Device and method for wet treating plate-like-articles Electricity 2 Active
US8029641B2 Device and method for liquid treatment of wafer-shaped articles Electricity 2 Active
US9536770B2 Method and apparatus for liquid treatment of wafer shaped articles Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 2 Active
US8888952B2 Apparatus for wet treatment of plate-like articles Electricity 2 Active
US11195695B2 Ion implantation method, ion implantation apparatus and semiconductor device Electricity 1 Active
US9972514B2 Apparatus for liquid treatment of wafer shaped articles Electricity 1 Active
US10037887B2 Method for implanting ions into a semiconductor substrate and an implantation system Electricity 1 Active
US8936832B2 Device and method for wet treating plate-like-articles Electricity 1 Active
US8974632B2 Device and method for treating wafer-shaped articles Electricity 0 Active
US9887120B2 Apparatus for treating surfaces of wafer-shaped articles Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 0 Active
US8613288B2 High temperature chuck and method of using same Electricity 0 Active
US9997379B2 Method and apparatus for wafer wet processing Electricity 0 Active
US9685358B2 Apparatus for liquid treatment of wafer shaped articles and heating system for use in such apparatus Electricity 0 Active

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