Inventor · Nes Ziona, IL

Yael Shur

17Patents
4h-index
18Co-inventors
49Inventor score

Filing activity: Dec 10, 2012 → Feb 20, 2019

Most-cited inventions

PatentTitleAreaCited byStatus
US9330783B1 Identifying word-line-to-substrate and word-line-to-word-line short-circuit events in a memory block Physics 14 Active
US10008278B1 Memory block usage based on block location relative to array edge Physics 11 Active
US8773905B1 Identifying and mitigating restricted sampling voltage ranges in analog memory cells Physics 10 Active
US9390809B1 Data storage in a memory block following WL-WL short Physics 8 Active
US8717826B1 Estimation of memory cell wear level based on saturation current Physics 4 Active
US8824214B2 Inter-word-line programming in arrays of analog memory cells Physics 3 Active
US10936456B1 Handling malfunction in a memory system comprising a nonvolatile memory by monitoring bad-block patterns Physics 2 Active
US9594615B2 Estimating flash quality using selective error emphasis Physics 2 Active
US8787057B2 Fast analog memory cell readout using modified bit-line charging configurations Physics 1 Active
US10332608B2 Memory block usage based on block location relative to array edge Physics 0 Active
US9230680B2 Applications for inter-word-line programming Physics 0 Active
US8837214B2 Applications for inter-word-line programming Physics 0 Active
US9236132B2 Mitigating reliability degradation of analog memory cells during long static and erased state retention Physics 0 Active
US9105311B2 Inter-word-line programming in arrays of analog memory cells Physics 0 Active
US9672925B2 Storage in charge-trap memory structures using additional electrically-charged regions Electricity 0 Active
US9455040B2 Mitigating reliability degradation of analog memory cells during long static and erased state retention Physics 0 Active
US9312017B2 Storage in charge-trap memory structures using additional electrically-charged regions Electricity 0 Active

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