John Dinh Hoang - San Jose CA Jerry Lobacz - San Mateo CA
Assignee:
Aehr Test Systems - Fremont CA
International Classification:
H01L 2166
US Classification:
438 14, 438 15, 438 16, 438 17, 324760
Abstract:
A burn-in and electrical test system ( ) includes a temperature controlled zone ( ) and a cool zone ( ) separated by a transition zone The temperature controlled zone ( ) is configured to receive a plurality of wafer cartridges ( ) and connect the cartridges ( ) to test electronics ( ) and power electronics ( ), which are mounted in the cool zone ( ). Each of the wafer cartridges ( ) contains a semiconductor wafer incorporating a plurality of integrated circuits. The test electronics ( ) consists of a pattern generator PCB ( ) and a signal driver and fault analysis PCB ( ) connected together by a parallel bus ( ). The pattern generator PCB ( ) and the fault analysis PCB ( ) are connected to a rigid signal probe PCB ( ) in cartridge ( ) to provide a straight through signal path. The probe PCB ( ) is rigid in order to allow close control of capacitance between each signal line and a backplane, thus providing impedance controlled interconnections between a semiconductor wafer under test and the test electronics ( ). The power distribution system ( ) is connected to a probe power PCB ( ) in the cartridge ( ).
Wafer Level Burn-In And Electrical Test System And Method
John Dinh Hoang - San Jose CA Jerzy Lobacz - San Mateo CA
Assignee:
AEHR Test Systems - Fremont CA
International Classification:
H01L 2166
US Classification:
438 14, 438 15, 324758
Abstract:
A burn-in and electrical test system ( ) includes a temperature controlled zone ( ) and a cool zone ( ) separated by a transition zone The temperature controlled zone ( ) is configured to receive a plurality of wafer cartridges ( ) and connect the cartridges ( ) to test electronics ( ) and power electronics ( ), which are mounted in the cool zone ( ). Each of the wafer cartridges ( ) contains a semiconductor wafer incorporating a plurality of integrated circuits. The test electronics ( ) consists of a pattern generator PCB ( ) and a signal driver and fault analysis PCB ( ) connected together by a parallel bus ( ). The pattern generator PCB ( ) and the fault analysis PCB ( ) are connected to a rigid signal probe PCB ( ) in cartridge ( ) to provide a straight through signal path. The probe PCB ( ) is rigid in order to allow close control of capacitance between each signal line and a backplane, thus providing impedance controlled interconnections between a semiconductor wafer under test and the test electronics ( ). The power distribution system ( ) is connected to a probe power PCB ( ) in the cartridge ( ).
Wafer Level Burn-In And Electrical Test System And Method
John Dinh Hoang - San Jose CA, US Jerzy Lobacz - San Mateo CA, US
Assignee:
Aehr Test Systems - Fremont CA
International Classification:
G01R 31/02
US Classification:
324760, 438 14
Abstract:
A burn-in and electrical test system () includes a temperature controlled zone () and a cool zone () separated by a transition zone. The temperature controlled zone () is configured to receive a plurality of wafer cartridges () and connect the cartridges () to test electronics () and power electronics (), which are mounted in the cool zone (). Each of the wafer cartridges () contains a semiconductor wafer incorporating a plurality of integrated circuits. The test electronics () consists of a pattern generator PCB () and a signal driver and fault analysis PCB () connected together by a parallel bus (). The pattern generator PCB () and the fault analysis PCB () are connected to a rigid signal probe PCB () in cartridge () to provide a straight through signal path. The probe PCB () is rigid in order to allow close control of capacitance between each signal line and a backplane, thus providing impedance controlled interconnections between a semiconductor wafer under test and the test electronics (). The power distribution system () is connected to a probe power PCB () in the cartridge ().
Wafer Level Burn-In And Electrical Test System And Method
John Dinh Hoang - San Jose CA, US Jerzy Lobacz - San Mateo CA, US
Assignee:
Aehr Test Systems - Fremont CA
International Classification:
G01R 31/02
US Classification:
32476205, 32475005
Abstract:
A burn-in and electrical test system () includes a temperature controlled zone () and a cool zone () separated by a transition zone. The temperature controlled zone () is configured to receive a plurality of wafer cartridges () and connect the cartridges () to test electronics () and power electronics (), which are mounted in the cool zone (). Each of the wafer cartridges () contains a semiconductor wafer incorporating a plurality of integrated circuits. The test electronics () consists of a pattern generator PCB () and a signal driver and fault analysis PCB () connected together by a parallel bus (). The pattern generator PCB () and the fault analysis PCB () are connected to a rigid signal probe PCB () in cartridge () to provide a straight through signal path. The probe PCB () is rigid in order to allow close control of capacitance between each signal line and a backplane, thus providing impedance controlled interconnections between a semiconductor wafer under test and the test electronics (). The power distribution system () is connected to a probe power PCB () in the cartridge ().
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 Baosuo Zhou - Redwood City CA, US Meihua Shen - Fremont CA, US Thorsten Lill - Santa Clara CA, US John Hoang - Fremont CA, US
Assignee:
Lam Research Corporation - Fremont CA
International Classification:
H01J 37/32 H01L 21/3213
Abstract:
Methods of etching cobalt on substrates are provided. Some methods involve exposing the substrate to a boron-containing halide gas and an additive, and exposing the substrate to an activation gas and a plasma. Additives improve selectively depositing a thicker layer of a boron-containing halide material on a surface of a mask than on a surface of a metal. Additives include H, CH, CF, NF, and Cl. Boron-containing halide gases include BCl, BBr, BF, and Bl. Exposures may be performed in two or more cycles, with variations in durations and/or bias power for each exposure in the two or more cycles.
- Fremont CA, US Baosuo Zhou - Redwood City CA, US Meihua Shen - Fremont CA, US Thorsten Lill - Santa Clara CA, US John Hoang - Fremont CA, US
International Classification:
H01L 21/3065 H01L 21/308
Abstract:
Methods of etching cobalt on substrates are provided. Some methods involve exposing the substrate to a boron-containing halide gas and an additive, and exposing the substrate to an activation gas and a plasma. Additives improve selectively depositing a thicker layer of a boron-containing halide material on a surface of a mask than on a surface of a metal. Additives include H, CH, CF, NF, and Cl. Boron-containing halide gases include BCl, BBr, BF, and BI. Exposures may be performed in two or more cycles, with variations in durations and/or bias power for each exposure in the two or more cycles.
Lam Research since Jul 2013
Process Engineer
IBM - Albany, New York Area Jan 2013 - May 2013
Unit Process Engineer
NIST - Gaithersburg Apr 2011 - Jan 2013
NRC RAP postdoctoral fellow
UCLA - Los Angeles Apr 2005 - Apr 2011
Graduate Student Researcher
Education:
University of California, Los Angeles 2008 - 2011
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Chemical Engineering
University of California, Los Angeles 2004 - 2008
Master of Science (MS), Chemical Engineering
University of California, Los Angeles 2000 - 2004
Bachelor of Science (BS), Chemical Engineering
Interests:
atomic layer deposition, molecular layer deposition, FT-IR spectroscopy, rare earths, phase change material, metal nitrides, metal alkylamides, metalorganic precursors, plasma etching, chemical vapor deposition, nanocalorimetry, management training, career building, learning
Honor & Awards:
- NRC RAP postdoctoral fellow (2011 to 2013)
- UCLA Graduate division Dissertation Year Fellowship (2009)
- AVS Thin film division graduate student award (2008)
- AVS Coburn & Winters award finalist (2008)
- Edward K. Rice Oustanding Master's Student Award (2008)
- UCLA Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Department outstanding masters student award (2008)
Mentor at Mentorship at UCLA, Research Assistant/ Lab Helper at UCLA
Location:
Los Angeles, California
Industry:
Research
Work:
Mentorship at UCLA - Greater Los Angeles Area since Nov 2011
Mentor
UCLA - Greater Los Angeles Area since Jan 2011
Research Assistant/ Lab Helper
SVA at De Anza College 2009 - 2010
President
United States Marine Corps Aug 2002 - Aug 2006
Infantry Squad Leader
Education:
University of California, Los Angeles 2010 - 2012
Bachelor of Science, Ecology, Behavior and Evolution
De Anza College
Associate of Arts (A.A.), Emphasis in Math, Science, and Engineering
Interests:
Healthcare and health outreach, management training, outdoors, snowboarding, crossfit, cooking, dining, reading, traveling
Honor & Awards:
Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, 2007
Navy Achievement Medal, 2006
LeapForce Inc. Pleasanton, CA Dec 2013 to Jun 2014 Search Engine EvaluatorEagles Palace LLC Woodbridge, VA Nov 2011 to Sep 2013 Technical/Networking Consultant
Skills:
Data Entry, Typing, 10 Key, Search Engine Ranking, Online Marketing, Email Marketing, Data Management, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Microsoft Office, Cloud Applications, WordPress, WordPress Design, HTML, Google Analytics, Google Adwords, Google Webmaster Tools, Google Docs, Adobe Acrobat, PDF Creator
May 2002 to 2000 Senior Hardware Design EngineerSpirent Communication Corp Sunnyvale, CA Oct 2000 to Nov 2001 Senior Hardware Design EngineerAEHR TEST SYSTEMS INC Fremont, CA 1988 to 2000 Senior Hardware Design Engineer
Education:
San Jose State University 1992 to 1995 MS in Electronic EngineeringSacramento State University 1983 to 1988 BS in Electronic Engineering
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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.