University Medical AssociatesMedical University Of South Carolina Emergency Medicine 169 Ashley Ave, Charleston, SC 29425 8437923826 (phone), 8437929131 (fax)
Education:
Medical School University of North Carolina School of Medicine at Chapel Hill Graduated: 2002
Languages:
English
Description:
Dr. French graduated from the University of North Carolina School of Medicine at Chapel Hill in 2002. He works in Charleston, SC and specializes in Emergency Medicine. Dr. French is affiliated with Medical University Of South Carolina.
David W French MD PSC 403 W Fairview Ave, Eddyville, KY 42038 2703885454 (phone), 2703885452 (fax)
Education:
Medical School University of Louisville School of Medicine Graduated: 1991
Languages:
English
Description:
Dr. French graduated from the University of Louisville School of Medicine in 1991. He works in Eddyville, KY and specializes in Family Medicine and General Practice. Dr. French is affiliated with Caldwell Medical Center.
Caremore Medical Center 3300 E South St STE 203, Long Beach, CA 90805 5622321144 (phone), 5626303052 (fax)
Languages:
English Spanish
Description:
Dr. French works in Long Beach, CA and specializes in Psychologist. Dr. French is affiliated with Citrus Valley Medical Center Intercommunity Campus, College Hospital Cerritos, Lakewood Regional Medical Center and PIH Health Hospital Downey.
- Fremont CA, US Karl Frederick LEESER - West Linn OR, US David FRENCH - Fort Myers FL, US Jin Jimmy WANG - Oakland CA, US Brandt HENRI - Vancouver, CA
International Classification:
H01J 37/32 H03H 7/38 H01L 21/683
Abstract:
A substrate processing system for processing a substrate within a processing chamber includes a matching network, a tuning circuit, and a controller. The matching network receives a first RF signal having a first frequency from a RF generator and impedance matches an input of the matching network to an output of the RF generator. The tuning circuit is distinct from the matching network and includes a circuit component having a first impedance. The tuning circuit receives an output of the matching network and outputs a second RF signal to a first electrode in a substrate support. The controller determines a target impedance for the circuit component, and based on the target impedance, signal the RF generator to adjust the first frequency of the first RF signal received at the matching network to a second frequency to alter the first impedance of the circuit component to match the target impedance.
Apparatus And Method To Control Electromagnetic Heating Of Ceramic Materials
- Kirtland AFB NM, US David Michael French - Portland OR, US
International Classification:
H05B 6/02 H05B 6/46 H05B 6/68 H05B 6/00 H05B 6/64
Abstract:
An electrode is embedded in a piece of ceramic material having a population of conduction band electrons. Applying a voltage bias to the electrode causes electrons to flow towards or away from the electrode to form a positively charged sheath either a distance apart from or adjacent the electrode, depending the polarity of the bias. The electron flow also forms a negatively charged sheath lying opposite the positively charged sheath, and an electrically neutral region lying between the two sheaths. Electromagnetic radiation impinging the ceramic material heats the ceramic where the radiation is absorbed by the electron population. As the incident radiation is absorbed in proportion to the electron density, heating is increased in the negatively charged sheath, relative to the other parts of the ceramic material. The location of heating is controlled by controlling the magnitude and polarity of the voltage bias.
High Selectivity, Low Stress, And Low Hydrogen Diamond-Like Carbon Hardmasks By High Power Pulsed Low Frequency Rf
- Fremont CA, US Pramod Subramonium - Beaverton OR, US Ragesh Puthenkovilakam - Portland OR, US Rujun Bai - Tigard OR, US David French - Fort Myers FL, US
Provided herein are methods and related apparatus for depositing an ashable hard mask (AHM) on a substrate by pulsing a low frequency radio frequency component at a high power. Pulsing low frequency power may be used to increase the selectivity or reduce the stress of an AHM. The AHM may then be used to etch features into underlying layers of the substrate.
Rf Signal Parameter Measurement In An Integrated Circuit Fabrication Chamber
An apparatus to estimate parameters of a radio frequency (RF) signal may include a voltage sensor configured to provide an indication of a voltage of the RF signal as well as a current sensor configured to provide an indication of current conducted by the RF signal. The apparatus may additionally include an analog-to-digital conversion module coupled to an output port of the voltage sensor and the current sensor, wherein the analog-to-digital converter is configured to provide digital representations of an instantaneous voltage and an instantaneous current of the RF signal. The apparatus may additionally include one or more processors configured to transform the digital representations of the instantaneous voltage and current into frequency domain representations of a complex voltage and complex current.
- Fremont CA, US David French - Lake Oswego OR, US Sunil Kapoor - Vancouver WA, US Yukinori Sakiyama - West Linn OR, US George Thomas - Fremont CA, US
International Classification:
H01L 21/67 H01J 37/32 H01L 21/687
Abstract:
A system for controlling of wafer bow in plasma processing stations is described. The system includes a circuit that provides a low frequency RF signal and another circuit that provides a high frequency RF signal. The system includes an output circuit and the stations. The output circuit combines the low frequency RF signal and the high frequency RF signal to generate a plurality of combined RF signals for the stations. Amount of low frequency power delivered to one of the stations depends on wafer bow, such as non-flatness of a wafer. A bowed wafer decreases low frequency power delivered to the station in a multi-station chamber with a common RF source. A shunt inductor is coupled in parallel to each of the stations to increase an amount of current to the station with a bowed wafer. Hence, station power becomes less sensitive to wafer bow to minimize wafer bowing.
Modular Recipe Controlled Calibration (Mrcc) Apparatus Used To Balance Plasma In Multiple Station System
- Fremont CA, US Karl Frederick Leeser - West Linn OR, US David French - Portland OR, US Sunil Kapoor - Vancouver WA, US Aaron Bingham - Newberg OR, US David Alan Metz - McMinnville OR, US Brett Herzig - San Jose CA, US Jacob L. Hiester - Newberg OR, US Brian Knight - Beaverton OR, US
International Classification:
H01J 37/32 H01L 21/687
Abstract:
A circuit tuning radio frequency (RF) power. The circuit includes a low to mid frequency (LF/HF) tuning circuit including a variable LF/MF capacitor coupled in series with an LF/MF inductor. The LF/MF tuning circuit is coupled between ground and a common node configured to receive an RF input. The circuit includes a high frequency (HF) tuning circuit coupled in parallel to the LF/MF tuning circuit between ground and the common node. The HF tuning circuit includes a variable HF capacitor coupled in series with an HF inductor. Cross parallel isolation occurs between the LF/MF inductor of the LF/MF tuning circuit and the HF inductor of the HF tuning circuit when adjusting the variable LF/MF capacitor or variable HF capacitor.
- Fremont CA, US David French - Lake Oswego OR, US Sunil Kapoor - Vancouver WA, US Yukinori Sakiyama - West Linn OR, US George Thomas - Fremont CA, US
International Classification:
H01L 21/67 H01J 37/32
Abstract:
A system for controlling of wafer bow in plasma processing stations is described. The system includes a circuit that provides a low frequency RF signal and another circuit that provides a high frequency RF signal. The system includes an output circuit and the stations. The output circuit combines the low frequency RF signal and the high frequency RF signal to generate a plurality of combined RF signals for the stations. Amount of low frequency power delivered to one of the stations depends on wafer bow, such as non-flatness of a wafer. A bowed wafer decreases low frequency power delivered to the station in a multi-station chamber with a common RF source. A shunt inductor is coupled in parallel to each of the stations to increase an amount of current to the station with a bowed wafer. Hence, station power becomes less sensitive to wafer bow to minimize wafer bowing.
State University of New York Upstate Medical University (2004)
Education:
Hard knocks
About:
Work in IT (Networking). Amateur Photographer (extremely amateur) Pentax User Anti-theistLove ComicsAny thing related to Sci-Fi and FantasyNerd, Geek, part time dweeb ------------------------------......
Tagline:
A damn sexy Irish-Scotchman, Amateur photographer, Pentaxian, Redditor
Bragging Rights:
I'm bat shit crazy.
David French (Copadave)
Education:
FEMA - Emergency Management Institute - Emergency Management
About:
Parent to two awesome boys, husband to the best Wife ever, volunteer with the Maricopa Police Department, occasional photographer for Maricopa360.com, and a dispatcher for the largest private tank tra...
Tagline:
Commercial Dispatcher, Emergency Management Student, MPD Volunteer, Ham Radio Operator & Amateur News Photographer.
Bragging Rights:
I have two wonderful boys
David French
Work:
Smith Brothers Insurance, Inc. - IT Manager (2009)
Education:
Newtown High School
David French
Work:
Evolution Cycles - Workshop Manager
Education:
Seaford Head Community College
David French
Work:
Scottrade
Education:
University of Memphis - Finance
David French
Work:
Tara and Co - Property and Marketing Manager
About:
We set ourselves the task of combining our significant estate agent experience to ensure that our services match the current needs of all our customers, whether:Buying/sellingRenting/... believe we’v...