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Daxing Ren - Pleasanton CA, US Jerome S. Hubacek - Fremont CA, US Nicholas E. Webb - Milpitas CA, US
Assignee:
Lam Research Corporation - Fremont CA
International Classification:
H01L 2146 H01L 2178 H01L 21301
US Classification:
438460, 438745, 438753
Abstract:
Silicon parts of a semiconductor processing apparatus containing low levels of metal impurities that are highly mobile in silicon are provided. The silicon parts include, for example, rings, electrodes and electrode assemblies. The silicon parts can reduce metal contamination of wafers processed in plasma atmospheres.
Silicon Parts Having Reduced Metallic Impurity Concentration For Plasma Reaction Chambers
Daxing Ren - Pleasanton CA, US Jerome S. Hubacek - Fremont CA, US Nicholas E. Webb - Milpitas CA, US
Assignee:
Lam Research Corporation - Fremont CA
International Classification:
H01L 21/302
US Classification:
438710, 438706, 438719, 438729, 257E21218
Abstract:
Silicon parts of a semiconductor processing apparatus containing low levels of metal impurities that are highly mobile in silicon are provided. The silicon parts include, for example, rings, electrodes and electrode assemblies. The silicon parts can reduce metal contamination of wafers processed in plasma atmospheres.
Keren Jacobs Kanarik - Sunnyvale CA, US Jorge Luque - Redwood City CA, US Nicholas Webb - San Jose CA, US
Assignee:
Lam Research Corporation - Fremont CA
International Classification:
G01R 31/26
US Classification:
438 14, 257E21525
Abstract:
A method for providing a process indicator for an etching chamber is provided. A wafer with a blanket etch layer is provided into the etching chamber. A blanket etch is performed on the blanket etch layer. A blanket deposition layer is deposited over the blanket etch layer after performing the blanket etch has been completed. A thickness of the blanket etch layer and a thickness of the blanket deposition layer is measured. The measured thicknesses are used to determine a process indicator.
Keren Jacobs Kanarik - Sunnyvale CA, US Jorge Luque - Redwood City CA, US Nicholas Webb - San Jose CA, US
Assignee:
Lam Research Corporation - Fremont CA
International Classification:
H01L 21/66
US Classification:
438 14, 257E2153
Abstract:
A method for providing a process indicator for an etching chamber is provided. A wafer with a blanket etch layer is provided into the etching chamber. A blanket etch is performed on the blanket etch layer. A blanket deposition layer is deposited over the blanket etch layer after performing the blanket etch has been completed. A thickness of the blanket etch layer and a thickness of the blanket deposition layer is measured. The measured thicknesses are used to determine a process indicator.
Electromagnetic Shielding Structures For Selectively Shielding Components On A Substrate
James H. Foster - Palo Alto CA, US James W. Bilanski - Palo Alto CA, US Amir Salehi - San Jose CA, US Ramamurthy Chandhrasekhar - Cupertino CA, US Nicholas Unger Webb - Menlo Park CA, US
Electronic components on a substrate may be shielded using electromagnetic shielding structures. Insulating materials may be used to provide structural support and to help prevent electrical shorting between conductive materials and the components. The shielding structures may include compartments formed using metal fences that surround selected components or by injection molding plastic. The shielding structures may be formed using metal foil wrapped over the components and the substrate. Electronic components may be tested using test posts or traces to identify components that are faulty. The test posts or traces may be deposited on the substrate and may be used to convey test signals between test equipment and the components. After successful testing, the test posts may be permanently shielded. Alternatively, temporary shielding structures may be used to allow testing of individual components before an electronic device is fully assembled.
- Mountain View CA, US Kevin Edward Booth - Mountain View CA, US Tyler Scott Wilson - San Francisco CA, US Nicholas Webb - Menlo Park CA, US Jason Evans Goulden - Los Gatos CA, US William Dong - Redwood City CA, US Jeffrey Law - San Francisco CA, US Rochus Jacob - San Francisco CA, US Adam Duckworth Mittleman - Redwood City CA, US Oliver Mueller - San Francisco CA, US
The various implementations described herein include a video camera assembly that includes: (1) a housing; (2) an image sensor positioned within the housing and having a field of view corresponding to a scene in the smart home environment; and (3) a concave-shaped front face positioned in front of the image sensor such that light from the scene passes through the front face prior to entering the image sensor; where the front face includes: (a) an inner section corresponding to the image sensor; and (b) an outer section between the housing and the inner section, the outer section having a concave shape that extends from an outer periphery of the outer section to an inner periphery of the outer section; and where the concave shape extends around an entirety of the outer periphery.
- Mountain View CA, US Kevin Edward Booth - Mountain View CA, US Tyler Scott Wilson - San Francisco CA, US Nicholas Webb - Menlo Park CA, US Jason Evans Goulden - Los Gatos CA, US William Dong - Redwood City CA, US Jeffrey Law - San Francisco CA, US Rochus Jacob - San Francisco CA, US Adam Duckworth Mittleman - Redwood City CA, US Oliver Mueller - San Francisco CA, US
The various implementations described herein include a video camera assembly that includes: (1) a housing; (2) an image sensor positioned within the housing and having a field of view corresponding to a scene in the smart home environment; and (3) a concave-shaped front face positioned in front of the image sensor such that light from the scene passes through the front face prior to entering the image sensor; where the front face includes: (a) an inner section corresponding to the image sensor; and (b) an outer section between the housing and the inner section, the outer section having a concave shape that extends from an outer periphery of the outer section to an inner periphery of the outer section; and where the concave shape extends around an entirety of the outer periphery.
- Mountain View CA, US William Raeming Dong - Palo Alto CA, US Jason Evans Goulden - Los Gatos CA, US Adam Duckworth Mittleman - Redwood City CA, US Nicholas Webb - Menlo Park CA, US Poll Shih - New Taipei City, TW
International Classification:
H04N 5/225 G03B 17/56
Abstract:
This application is directed to a surveillance camera system including a magnet mount for physically receiving a camera module. The camera module includes a housing having an exterior surface of a first shape. A surface of the magnet mount has a second shape that is substantially concave and complementary to the first shape, and is configured to engage the exterior surface of the housing of the camera module. A magnetic material is disposed inside the magnet mount and configured to magnetically couple to a magnetic material of the camera module. A friction pad is embedded on the surface of the magnet mount, has a substantially concave shape and protrudes beyond the second surface. The friction pad is configured to come into contact with the exterior surface of the housing of the camera module at least via a peripheral edge of the substantially concave friction pad.
Nicholas Webb is a prolific author with four books on the topic of innovation and customer experience, including “The Innovation Playbook,” “The Digital Innovation Playbook,” “The Innovation Superstar...
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