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Roy E. Scheuerlein

MS Matrix Semiconductor: 11 patents #1 of 31Top 4%
IBM: 2 patents #982 of 5,464Top 20%
📍 Cupertino, CA: #7 of 715 inventorsTop 1%
🗺 California: #75 of 28,370 inventorsTop 1%
Overall (2004): #576 of 270,089Top 1%
14
Patents 2004

Issued Patents 2004

Showing 1–14 of 14 patents

Patent #TitleCo-InventorsDate
6822903 Apparatus and method for disturb-free programming of passive element memory cells N. Johan Knall 2004-11-23
6816431 Magnetic random access memory using memory cells with rotated magnetic storage elements Yu Lu, William Robert Reohr 2004-11-09
6816410 Method for programming a three-dimensional memory array incorporating serial chain diode stack Bendik Kleveland 2004-11-09
6807119 Array containing charge storage and dummy transistors and method of operating the array Luca Fasoli, Alper Ilkbahar 2004-10-19
6781878 Dynamic sub-array group selection scheme Bendik Kleveland 2004-08-24
6778431 Architecture for high-speed magnetic memories Dietmar Gogl, William Robert Reohr 2004-08-17
6768685 Integrated circuit memory array with fast test mode utilizing multiple word line selection and method therefor 2004-07-27
6765813 Integrated systems using vertically-stacked three-dimensional memory cells J. James Tringali, Colm P. Lysaght, Alper Ilkbahar, Christopher S. Moore, David Friedman 2004-07-20
6754102 Method for programming a three-dimensional memory array incorporating serial chain diode stack Bendik Kleveland 2004-06-22
6737675 High density 3D rail stack arrays Kedar Patel, Alper Ilkbahar, Andrew J. Walker 2004-05-18
6735546 Memory device and method for temperature-based control over write and/or read operations 2004-05-11
6735104 Memory device with row and column decoder circuits arranged in a checkerboard pattern under a plurality of memory arrays 2004-05-11
6724665 Memory device and method for selectable sub-array activation Bendik Kleveland 2004-04-20
6711043 Three-dimensional memory cache system David Friedman, J. James Tringali, James Schneider, Christopher S. Moore, Daniel C. Steere 2004-03-23