Charles A. Boitnott - Half Moon Bay CA Robert A. Shepherd - Castro Valley CA
Assignee:
Gasonics International - San Jose CA
International Classification:
H01L 2100
US Classification:
438724
Abstract:
A modular semiconductor wafer processing system comprises a chamber with a wafer support and gas manifold structure that supplies reactive gases through a showerhead delivery system to one side of a wafer-being-processed and that exhausts both the reactive gases and a non-reactive gas flow. The other side of the wafer is protected from the reactive gases by evenly delivering the non-reactive gases from a platen close to the wafer. The gap between the wafer and platen, and the choice of non-reactive gas and its flow rate are adjusted to optimize the protection afforded to the wafer's one side while still allowing, for example, the stripping of a silicon nitride film from the wafer's other side.
John C. Carroll - Hayward CA Robert A. Shepherd - Oakland CA
Assignee:
Branson International Plasma Corporation - Hayward CA
International Classification:
B44C 122 C03C 1500 C23F 100 H01L 21306
US Classification:
156345
Abstract:
Apparatus for processing semiconductor wafers and the like in an ionized gas plasma. A reaction chamber is divided into two separate regions, and driven and grounded electrodes are positioned outside the reaction chamber adjacent to respective ones of the regions. Wafers or other workpieces to be processed are placed in the region adjacent to the grounded electrode, and the gas to be ionized is introduced into the region adjacent to the driven electrode. The ionization of the gas is confined to the region adjacent to the driven electrode, and the active species pass through the perforated shield to the wafers or other workpieces.
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ISLN:
922156275
Admitted:
1982
Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Mr. Robert A. Shepherd Registered Prin./Owner
United Planners Financial Services of America Investment Securities
211 North Robinson, Suite 450-N, One Leadership Square, Oklahoma City, OK 73102
Mr. Robert Shepherd President
Guildfords Group of Companies Contractors - General. Contract Manufacturing
Columbia, SC Fort McCoy, WI Barbados West Indies and Brooklyn New York Hawaii, Kansas, Thailand, Maryland, Georgia, Turkey, Panama, Oklahoma, Alaska, Pennsylvania, Utah, Germany, and Wisconsin Ogden Utah Turkey Germany Panama Iraq
Work:
US Army - Fort Jackson (2011)
Education:
Boys High Brooklyn New York, U. Marland European Branch, Florida State University, Pan canal Branch, and U of Alaska
Robert Shepherd
Work:
Vilonia church of Christ - Youth and Family Minister Caldwell Toyota - Assistant Service Manager
Education:
University of Arkansas - Agricultural Business, Harding University - Ministry
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Relying on light signals also means that robotic hands could be made with cheaper materials, which could lead to cheaper prosthetic hands that give the wearer a sense of touch, says Robert Shepherd, assistant professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering at Cornell who co-authored the study.
Date: Dec 11, 2016
Category: Sci/Tech
Source: Google
Beyond Terminator: Squishy "Octobot" Heralds New Era of Soft Robotics
Now what needs to be worked out is how to reprogram the robots to perform different actions, to respond to the environment, and not just perform a pre-programmed sequence, says materials engineer Robert Shepherd at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York. Shepherd is especially keen to see whether
"This skin could allow soft robots to make themselves more or less visible in their environment, or colorize themselves to appear more friendly or aggressive. Those are traits we'd borrow directly from the octopus," said Robert Shepherd, one of the project's lead researchers. Their creation is capab
Date: Mar 04, 2016
Category: Sci/Tech
Source: Google
Super-stretchy octopus-inspired robotic 'skin' developed
"Soft robots themselves have a great potential for human-robot interaction, because they're much safer and feel nice," says Robert Shepherd, the Cornell University roboticist who headed the research effort. "This skin could allow soft robots to make themselves more or less visible in their environme
Date: Mar 04, 2016
Category: Sci/Tech
Source: Google
With artificial 'octopus skin,' robots can bend and stretch while changing color
"The clock radio in your car works in the same way [as the new octopus skin], but isnt made with material that stretches," lead study author Robert Shepherd, assistant professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering at Cornell, told The Washington Post. The idea for the skin came about when Sheph
Date: Mar 03, 2016
Category: Sci/Tech
Source: Google
Ban Trudeau from Harkat deportation over brother's letter, says democracy group
Robert Shepherd, an associate professor with the School of Public Policy and Administration at Ottawa's Carleton University, played down any notion of controversy, saying there is no evidence of special attention being given, or favours being asked.
Cornell University mechanical and aerospace engineering professors Mason Peck and Robert Shepherd received a $100,000 grant from NASA for the amphibious-rover project. Peck is NASA's former chief technologist.
In English/language arts, even the former president of the Modern Language Association, Gerald Graff, finds most of the standards unnecessary and nonsensical. For curriculum expert Robert Shepherd, they are "just another set of blithering, poorly thought-out abstractions." Teachers still don't know