William D. Barraclough - Danville CA Mikhail A. Alperin - San Francisco CA Jeffrey A. Brehm - So. San Francisco CA John D. Hoang - Milpitas CA Patrick M. Shepherd - San Jose CA James F. Tomic - San Francisco CA
Assignee:
Aehr Test Systems, Inc. - Mountain View CA
International Classification:
H01R 909
US Classification:
439 59
Abstract:
A high density interconnect system (30) employs contact fingers (32) on both surfaces (34) and (36) of burn-in PCB (38), feed-through PCB (40) and driver PCB (42). Each of the PCBs (38), (40) and (42) has a card-edge connector (44), (46) and (48). The feed-through PCB (40) has a second card-edge connector (40) and a second set of contact fingers (32), since it mates with both the burn-in PCB (38) and the driver PCB (42). The contact fingers (32) and the card-edge connectors (44), (46), (48) and (50) of each PCB (38), (40) and (42) mate inversely with each other on adjacent PCBs, i. e. , the card-edge connector (44) of the burn-in PCB (38) mates with the contact fingers (32) of the feed-through PCB (40), and the card-edge connector (46) of the feed-through PCB (40) mates with the contact fingers (32) of the burn-in PCB (38), for example. The same relationship exists between the card-edge connector (50) of the feed-through PCB (40), the card-edge connector (48) of the driver PCB (42) and the contact fingers (32) of the feed-through PCB(40) and the driver PCB (42).
Self-Aligned Vertical Integration Of Three-Terminal Memory Devices
- Fremont CA, US Meihua SHEN - Fremont CA, US John HOANG - Fremont CA, US Hui-Jung WU - Pleasanton CA, US Gereng GUNAWAN - Saratoga CA, US Yang PAN - Los Altos CA, US
A three-dimensional (3D) memory structure includes memory cells and a plurality of oxide layers and a plurality of word line layers. The plurality of oxide layers and the plurality of word line layers are alternately stacked in a first direction. A plurality of double channel holes extend through the plurality of oxide layers and the plurality of word line layers in the first direction. The plurality of double channel holes have a peanut-shaped cross-section in a second direction that is transverse to the first direction.
- Fremont CA, US Ji ZHU - Castro Valley CA, US Shuogang HUANG - San Jose CA, US Baosuo ZHOU - Redwood City CA, US John HOANG - Fremont CA, US Prithu SHARMA - Santa Clara CA, US Thorsten LILL - Santa Clara CA, US
International Classification:
H01L 21/3213 H01L 21/768
Abstract:
A method of opening a barrier film below copper structures in a stack is provided. A pulsed gas is provided into a plasma processing chamber, wherein the providing the pulsed gas comprises providing a pulsed Hcontaining gas and providing a pulsed halogen containing gas, wherein the pulsed Hcontaining gas and the pulsed halogen containing gas are pulsed out of phase, and wherein the pulsed Hcontaining gas has an Hhigh flow period and the pulsed halogen containing gas has a halogen containing gas high flow period, wherein the Hhigh flow period is greater than the halogen containing gas high flow period. The pulsed gas is formed into a plasma. The copper structures and the barrier film are exposed to the plasma, which etches the barrier film. In another embodiment, a wet and dry cyclical process may be used.
Method Of Planarizing An Upper Surface Of A Semiconductor Substrate In A Plasma Etch Chamber
- Fremont CA, US Gowri Kamarthy - Pleasanton CA, US Harmeet Singh - Fremont CA, US Yoshie Kimura - Castro Valley CA, US Meihua Shen - Fremont CA, US Baosuo Zhou - Redwood City CA, US Yifeng Zhou - Fremont CA, US John Hoang - Fremont CA, US
A method of planarizing an upper surface of a semiconductor substrate in a plasma etch chamber comprises supporting the substrate on a support surface of a substrate support assembly that includes an array of independently controlled thermal control elements therein which are operable to control the spatial and temporal temperature of the support surface of the substrate support assembly to form independently controllable heater zones which are formed to correspond to a desired temperature profile across the upper surface of the semiconductor substrate. The etch rate across the upper surface of the semiconductor substrate during plasma etching depends on a localized temperature thereof wherein the desired temperature profile is determined such that the upper surface of the semiconductor substrate is planarized within a predetermined time. The substrate is plasma etched for the predetermined time thereby planarizing the upper surface of the substrate.
Feb 2011 to 2000 IT AuditorKBR (Fortune 500 Firm) Houston, TX Mar 2009 to Feb 2011 IT Security AnalystUniversal American Corporation (Fortune 500 Firm) Houston, TX Jan 2007 to Feb 2009 IT Security AnalystDeployment Solutions, Inc Houston, TX May 2005 to Dec 2007 Cisco ConsultantK & J Corporation Houston, TX Mar 2002 to Jan 2007 Network Administrator
Education:
University of Houston - Downtown Campus Houston, TX Dec 2010 Master of Security ManagementUniversity of Houston - Downtown Campus Houston, TX May 2005 Bachelor of Business Administration in FinanceNorth Harris College Houston, TX Dec 1999 Associates of Applied Science
John Hoang (1998-2002), Lori Atwood (1977-1986), Michael Freedlund (1955-1965), Elaine Hight (1963-1971), Brittany Allen (2000-2004), Frances Pieters (1961-1965)
On the other side of the coin, finishing top of the chip counts on Day 1b was John Hoang on 180k followed by James Schafer (171,250) and 2012 WSOP bracelet winner Vanessa Selbst in 3rd (168,350), helped along by an AA versus KK match-up at the end of the day.