An apparatus to make a certain volume of liquid available for atomization comprises a container adapted to hold a liquid, and a piston pump. The piston pump comprises a piston member and a valve body, with the piston member being slidable within the valve body. Further, the valve body functions with the piston member to define a metering chamber. In this way, the metering chamber is adapted to be filled with liquid from the container when the piston member is moved to a filling position, and the piston pump is adapted to dispense a known volume of the liquid from the metering chamber when the piston member is moved to a dispensing position.
Chung-Chen Chang - Los Altos CA Cheng C. Wu - San Jose CA
Assignee:
Atmel Corporation - San Jose CA
International Classification:
H01L 2996
US Classification:
437034
Abstract:
An EPROM fabrication process using CMOS N-well technology with a two polysilicon floating gate stack and a double layer of conductive lines providing a large process tolerance latitudes, a small reliable memory cell and high density. Channel stops and field oxide are formed by implanting boron ions, followed by a high temperature drive-in and oxidation cycle with a 1000-2500. ANG. thick nitride mask covering device areas. The floating gate stack is formed by forming a first gate oxide layer depositing a first polysilicon layer having a thickness of 2000-2600. ANG. , removing these layers from non-memory cell areas, growing a uniformly thick second oxide layer at 1100. degree. -1200. degree. C. over both the substrate and first polysilicon layer, depositing a second polysilicon gate layer and selectively etching away the layers to form first the device gates and second memory all gate from the second polysilicon layer, and then the floating gate from the first polysilicon layer using the second gate as a self-aligning mask. Metal coverage in the double layer of conductive lines is improved by rounding corners of glass and intermetal layers by means of glass reflow and planarization and wet/dry etching of the intermetal layer.
Memory Sub-System Including An In Package Sequencer Separate From A Controller
- Boise ID, US Ying Yu Tai - Mountain View CA, US Cheng Yuan Wu - Fremont CA, US
International Classification:
G06F 13/16 G06F 13/42 G06F 11/07
Abstract:
An instruction can be received at a sequencer from a controller. The sequencer can be in a package including the sequencer and one or more memory components. The sequencer is operatively coupled to a controller that is separate from the package. A processing device of the sequencer can perform an operation based on the instruction on at least one of the one or more memory components in the package.
Providing Bandwidth Expansion For A Memory Sub-System Including A Sequencer Separate From A Controller
- Boise ID, US Ying Yu Tai - Mountain View CA, US Cheng Yuan Wu - Fremont CA, US
International Classification:
G06F 11/07 G06F 13/12 G06F 13/16
Abstract:
A processing device can determine a configuration parameter based on a memory type of a memory component that is managed by a memory system controller. The processing device can receive data from a host system. The processing device can generate, by performing a memory operation using the configuration parameter, an instruction based on the data. The processing device can identify a sequencer of a plurality of sequencers that are collocated, within a single package external to the memory system controller, wherein each sequencer of the plurality of sequencers interfaces with a respective memory component. The processing device can send the instruction to the sequencer.
- Boise ID, US Cheng Yuan Wu - Fremont CA, US Ying Yu Tai - Mountain View CA, US
International Classification:
G06F 3/06
Abstract:
A host operation to be performed can be received. Sub-operations that are associated with the received host operation can be determined. A memory component of multiple memory components can be identified for each sub-operation. Furthermore, each sub-operation can be transmitted to a media sequencer component that is associated with a respective memory component of the memory components.
Cheng WU - Redmond WA, US Dean AVILA - Issaquah WA, US Sumit Manchanda - Kirkland WA, US Syed Masroor Hussain - Bothell WA, US
International Classification:
G06Q 30/00 G06Q 10/10 G06Q 10/06
Abstract:
Techniques performed by a data processing system for matching a customer service ambassador (CSA) with a customer include receiving a service request for technical assistance from the customer, analyzing estimated working hours information for the customer and estimated working hours information for each of the plurality of CSAs to produce a compatibility score for each CSA, the compatibility score for a respective one of the CSAs providing an indication of how closely the working hours of the customer and of the respective one of the CSAs align, reordering an available CSA queue identifying the plurality of CSAs based on the compatibility scores of each of the CSAs, and selecting a CSA from the queue to provide technical assistance to the customer.
- Boise ID, US Jiangli Zhu - San Jose CA, US Ying Yu Tai - Mountain View CA, US Ning Chen - San Jose CA, US Zhengang Chen - San Jose CA, US Cheng Yuan Wu - Fremont CA, US
International Classification:
G06F 11/07 G11C 29/52 G06F 11/10
Abstract:
A read operation to retrieve data stored at a memory device is performed. Whether the data retrieved from the memory device includes an error that is not correctable is determined. Responsive to determining that the data retrieved from the memory device comprises the error that is not correctable, a buffer in a data path along which a write operation was performed to write the data at the memory device is searched for the data.
- Armonk NY, US Jian Ni - Ossining NY, US Andrzej Sakrajda - Briarcliff Manor NY, US Hui Wan - White Plains NY, US Cheng Wu - Bellevue WA, US
International Classification:
G10L 25/48 G09B 19/04 G09B 19/06
Abstract:
A method of providing real-time speech analysis to a user includes capturing a speech input, performing a real-time recognition of the speech input including converting the speech input to a text, analyzing the recognized speech input to identify an error in a voice of the user, the analyzing including comparing a voice of a correct text generated by an automated speech generation system with the captured speed input, and processing the text to extract a context dialog prompt.