Ong; Kuang Kian

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Ong; Kuang Kian.The latest application filed is for "method for fabricating nano devices".

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Ong; Kuang Kian - Singapore SG

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Method for fabricating nano devices Grant 8,338,280 - Tan , et al. December 25, 2	2012-12-25
Method For Fabricating Nano Devices App 20120009749 - TAN; Dexter ; et al.	2012-01-12
Formation of strained Si channel and Si.sub.1-xGe.sub.x source/drain structures using laser annealing Grant 7,892,905 - Ong , et al. February 22, 2	2011-02-22
Method for forming a shallow junction region using defect engineering and laser annealing Grant 7,888,224 - Ong , et al. February 15, 2	2011-02-15
Method For Forming A Shallow Junction Region Using Defect Engineering And Laser Annealing App 20100124809 - Ong; Kuang Kian ; et al.	2010-05-20
Formation of strained Si channel and Si1-xGex source/drain structures using laser annealing App 20070032026 - Ong; Kuang Kian ; et al.	2007-02-08

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