Jerome Tsu-Rong Chu - Orlando FL John D. LaBarre - Walnutport PA Wen Lin - Allentown PA Blair Miller - New Ringgold PA
Assignee:
Agere Systems Guardian Corp. - Orlando FL
International Classification:
H01L 2976
US Classification:
257531, 257328, 438369
Abstract:
The present invention provides for a method of manufacturing a simplified high Q inductor substrate and a semiconductor device having that substrate. The method for manufacturing the simplified high Q inductor substrate preferably includes forming a base substrate over a semiconductor wafer, wherein the base substrate has a given dopant concentration and then forming an epitaxial (EPI) layer over the base substrate. The EPI layer includes epitaxially forming a first doped region in the EPI layer over the base substrate and then epitaxially forming a second doped region in the EPI layer over the first doped region. The first doped region has a dopant concentration greater than the given dopant concentration of the base substrate, and the second doped region has a dopant concentration less than the first doped region.
Semiconductor Device Having A Doped Lattice Matching Layer And A Method Of Manufacture Therefor
Wen Lin - Allentown PA Charles W. Pearce - Emmaus PA
Assignee:
Agere Systems Inc. - Allentown PA
International Classification:
H01L 2120
US Classification:
438491, 438495, 438499, 117 94
Abstract:
The present invention provides a semiconductor device, a method of manufacture therefor, and an integrated circuit including the same. The semiconductor device may include a doped buried layer located over a doped substrate and a doped epitaxial layer located over the doped buried layer. The semiconductor device may further include a first doped lattice matching layer located between the substrate and the buried layer and a second doped lattice matching layer located between the doped buried layer and the doped epitaxial layer.
Systems And Methods Using A Representation Of A Stored Benefit To Facilitate A Transaction
Jay S. Walker - Ridgefield CT, US Wen Yan Lin - New York NY, US James A. Jorasch - Stamford CT, US Magdalena Mik - Greenwich CT, US Keith Bemer - New York NY, US Timothy A. Palmer - Stamford CT, US Joseph R. Rutledge - Easton CT, US Marisa S. Doré - Stamford CT, US
Assignee:
Walker Digital, LLC - Stamford CT
International Classification:
G06F 1760 G06F 1700
US Classification:
705 14
Abstract:
Systems and methods are provided using a stored benefit to facilitate a transaction in which a buyer offers to purchase a product. According to one embodiment, offer information, including an offer amount, is received from a buyer. The offer information may be received, for example, via a Web page. An indication that the buyer is willing to redeem one or more stored benefits is also received. A stored benefit may be, for example, a token associated with the buyer when he or she applies for a service. A value associated with the stored benefit is determined, and the offer information is evaluated based on the offer amount, the value associated with the stored benefit, and an amount associated with a product. According to one embodiment, the offer information includes a product category, and the product provided to the buyer is determined based on the product category.
Semiconductor Device Having A Doped Lattice Matching Layer And A Method Of Manufacture Therefor
The present invention provides a semiconductor device, a method of manufacture therefor, and an integrated circuit including the same. The semiconductor device may include a doped buried layer located over a doped substrate and a doped epitaxial layer located over the doped buried layer. The semiconductor device may further include a first doped lattice matching layer located between the substrate and the buried layer and a second doped lattice matching layer located between the doped buried layer and the doped epitaxial layer.
Method Of Improving A Surface Of A Semiconductor Substrate
The invention relates to a method of improving a surface of a semiconductor substrate which is at least partially made of silicon. Defects present in or on the semiconductor substrate can be really repaired to provide a semiconductor substrate with a high surface quality. This is achieved by a selective epitaxial deposition in the at least one hole in the surface of the semiconductor substrate. Generally, the deposition step is preceded by an etching step which removes the defects and leaves behind at least one hole that can be plugged or filled with the selective epitaxial deposition of silicon to repair the substrate.
Method, Computer Product, And Apparatus For Facilitating The Provision Of Opinions To A Shopper From A Panel Of Peers
Jay S. Walker - Ridgefield CT, US Wen Y. Lin - New York NY, US Russell P. Sammon - Pacifica CA, US Norman C. Gilman - New York NY, US Geoffrey M. Gelman - Stamford CT, US Dean P. Alderucci - Westport CT, US
Assignee:
Walker Digital, LLC - Stamford CT
International Classification:
G06Q 30/00
US Classification:
705 26, 705 27
Abstract:
In accordance with one or more embodiments, a system determines an image, selects a panel of participants, and outputs the image to each of the participants of the panel of participants. The image may be an image of a garment a shopper is considering purchasing, an image of the shopper wearing the garment, or an image of a virtual model of the shopper combined with an image of the garment. The panel of participants may be selected based on a characteristic associated with the shopper. The image may be output to the panel of participants along with a request for an opinion regarding the garment (e. g. , “Buy It” or “Don't Buy It”). The responses may be collected from the participants and an indication of the results may be output to the shopper.
System And Method Of Detecting A Phase, A Frequency And An Arrival-Time Difference Between Signals
A system and method for detecting a phase and a frequency and an arrival-time difference between two signals ( and ) that minimizes delay and jitter, and has stable operation even when the two signals ( and ) are essentially identical. The system includes two single-ended charge-pump (), phase-frequency detection (PFD) circuits (). The first PFD is stable when a reference signal, supplied to a polarity determining flip-flop, leads the signal to be synchronized. A second, complementary, PFD circuit is stable, but has an inverted polarity output, when the signal to be synchronized, supplied to a polarity determining flip-flop, leads the reference signal. A polarity-selection logic-circuit () ensures that the first activated PFD controls the polarity a single-ended charge pump () for a time-period determined by the delay between the activation of the polarity determining and non-polarity determining flip-flops of the selected PFD.
Positive logic circuits, systems and methods using MOSFETs operated in a depletion-mode, including electrostatic discharge protection circuits (ESD), non-inverting latches and buffers, and one-to-three transistor static random access memory cells. These novel circuits supplement enhancement-mode MOSFET technology and are also intended to improve the reliability of the complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) integrated circuit (IC) products.
Dr. Lin graduated from the Chung Shan Med And Dental Coll, Taiching, Taiwan in 1976. He works in Mountain View, CA and specializes in Pediatrics and Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine. Dr. Lin is affiliated with El Camino Hospital and OConnor Hospital.
2012 to 2000 Freelance Senior Handbag Accessory DesignerSOULCRAFT SOURCING & PURCHASING Guangxi, China Apr 2007 to Jul 2012 International Sourcing and Purchasing ManagerTOMMY HILFIGER HANDBAGS & SMALL GOODS, INC. New York, NY May 2005 to Aug 2005 Head Senior Accessory Designer for Womens and Mens Handbags and Small GoodsPEPE JEANS by M. LONDON INC New York, NY Jan 2005 to May 2005 Senior Accessory Designer For Handbags and Small GoodsCATINI BAGS, INC.- SUBDIVISION of LEE & MAN HOLDINGS New York, NY Dec 2003 to Jan 2005 Senior Accessory Designer For Handbags and Small GoodTHE BETESH GROUP- MITZI INTL. New York, NY Jul 2003 to Dec 2003 Accessory Designer for Handbags and Small Goods
Education:
Parsons School of Design New York, NY 1989 to 1993 BFA in Fashion Design