Eunha Kim - Menlo Park CA, US Jeremy Wahl - Sunnyvale CA, US Shenqing Fang - Fremont CA, US YouSeok Suh - Cupertino CA, US Kuo-Tung Chang - Saratoga CA, US Yi Ma - Santa Clara CA, US Rinji Sugino - San Jose CA, US Jean Yang - Glendale CA, US
A semiconductor fabrication system and method are presented. A three dimensional multilayer integrated circuit fabrication method can include forming a first device layer and forming a second device layer on top of the first device layer with minimal detrimental heat transfer to the first layer by utilizing a controlled laser layer formation annealing process. A controlled laser crystallization process can be utilized and the controlled laser can include creating an amorphous layer; defining a crystallization area in the amorphous layer, where in the crystallization area is defined to promote single crystal growth (i. e. prevent multi-crystalline growth); and applying laser to the crystallization area, wherein the laser is applied in a manner that prevents undesired heat transfer to another layer.
Ming Li - Cupertino CA, US Yi Ma - Santa Clara CA, US R. Suryanarayanan Iyer - Edina MN, US
International Classification:
H01L 29/78 H01L 21/4763
US Classification:
257412, 438585, 257E29255, 257E21495
Abstract:
A method for forming a poly-crystalline silicon film on a substrate by positioning a substrate within a processing chamber, heating the processing chamber to a first temperature between about 640 C. and about 720 C., stabilizing a deposition pressure between about 200 Torr and about 350 Torr, introducing a silicon precursor into the processing chamber to deposit a silicon film comprising an amorphous or hemisphere grain film, and heating the processing chamber to a second temperature between about 700 C. and about 750 C. to anneal the amorphous or hemisphere grain film into a poly-crystalline nano-crystalline grain film.
Modulating The Stress Of Poly-Crystaline Silicon Films And Surrounding Layers Through The Use Of Dopants And Multi-Layer Silicon Films With Controlled Crystal Structure
In certain embodiments a method of forming a multi-layer silicon film is provided. A substrate is placed in a process chamber. An amorphous silicon film is formed on the substrate by flowing into the process chamber a first process gas comprising a silicon source gas. A polysilicon film is formed on the amorphous silicon film by flowing into the deposition chamber a first process gas mix comprising a silicon source gas and a first dilution gas mix comprising Hand an inert gas at a first temperature. In certain embodiments, the polysilicon film has a crystal orientation which is dominated by the direction. In certain embodiments, the polysilicon film has a crystal orientation dominated by the orientation. Structures comprising a lower amorphous silicon film and an upper polysilicon film having a random grain structure or a columnar grain structure are provided as well.
Use Of Silicon-Rich Nitride In A Flash Memory Device
Youseok SUH - Cupertino CA, US Shenqing FANG - Fremont CA, US Kuo Tung CHANG - Saratoga CA, US Rinji SUGINO - San Jose CA, US Yi MA - Santa Clara CA, US Eunha KIM - Menlo Park CA, US
International Classification:
H01L 29/792 H01L 21/336
US Classification:
257325, 438287, 257E29309, 257E21423
Abstract:
A flash memory cell includes a charge storage element that includes at least a first layer and a second layer. One of the layers includes silicon-rich silicon nitride and the other layer includes silicon nitride. More specifically, the ratio of silicon-to-nitrogen in the first layer is greater than the ratio of silicon-to-nitrogen in the second layer.
Methods For Fabricating Memory Cells Having Fin Structures With Semicircular Top Surfaces And Rounded Top Corners And Edges
Inkuk KANG - San Jos CA, US Gang XUE - Sunnyvale CA, US Shenqing FANG - Fremont CA, US Rinji SUGINO - San Jose CA, US Yi MA - Santa Clara CA, US
International Classification:
H01L 21/28 H01L 21/306
US Classification:
438587, 438795, 438591, 257E21224, 257E2118
Abstract:
Methods for fabricating a FIN structure with a semicircular top surface and rounded top surface corners and edges are disclosed. As a part of a disclosed method, a FIN structure is formed in a semiconductor substrate. The FIN structure includes a top surface having corners and edges. The FIN structure is annealed where the annealing causes the top surface to have a semicircular shape and the top surface corners and edges to be rounded.
Eunha KIM - Menlo Park CA, US Jeremy WAHL - Sunnyvale CA, US Shenqing FANG - Fremont CA, US YouSeok SUH - Cupertino CA, US Kuo-Tung CHANG - Saratoga CA, US Yi MA - Santa Clara CA, US Rinji SUGINO - San Jose CA, US Jean YANG - Glendale CA, US
International Classification:
H01L 29/02
US Classification:
257499, 257622, 257E29002
Abstract:
A semiconductor fabrication system and method are presented. A three dimensional multilayer integrated circuit fabrication method can include forming a first device layer and forming a second device layer on top of the first device layer with minimal detrimental heat transfer to the first layer by utilizing a controlled laser layer formation annealing process. A controlled laser crystallization process can be utilized and the controlled laser can include creating an amorphous layer; defining a crystallization area in the amorphous layer, where in the crystallization area is defined to promote single crystal growth (i.e. prevent multi-crystalline growth); and applying laser to the crystallization area, wherein the laser is applied in a manner that prevents undesired heat transfer to another layer.
Landmark-Based Location Belief Tracking For Voice-Controlled Navigation System
Antoine Raux - Cupertino CA, US Rakesh Gupta - Mountain View CA, US Deepak Ramachandran - Mountain View CA, US Yi Ma - Columbus OH, US
International Classification:
G01C 21/26
US Classification:
704275
Abstract:
An utterance is received from a user specifying a location attribute and a landmark. A set of candidate locations is identified based on the specified location attribute, and a confidence score can be determined for each candidate location. A set of landmarks is identified based on the specified landmark, and confidence scores can be determined for the landmarks. An associated kernel model is generated for each landmark. Each kernel model is centered at the location of the associated landmark on a map, and the amplitude of the kernel model can be based on landmark attributes, landmark confidence scores, characteristics of the user, and the like. The candidate locations are ranked based on the amplitudes of overlapping kernel models at the candidate locations, and can also be ranked based on confidence scores associated with the candidate locations. A candidate location is selected and presented to the user based on the candidate location ranking
Resistive Switching Devices Having A Switching Layer And An Intermediate Electrode Layer And Methods Of Formation Thereof
- Sunnyvale CA, US John E. Sanchez - Palo Alto CA, US Wei Ti Lee - San Jose CA, US Yi Ma - Santa Clara CA, US Venkatesh P. Gopinath - Fremont CA, US Foroozan Sarah Koushan - San Jose CA, US
International Classification:
H01L 45/00
Abstract:
In one embodiment of the present invention, a resistive switching device includes a first electrode disposed over a substrate and coupled to a first potential node, a switching layer disposed over the first electrode, a conductive amorphous layer disposed over the switching layer, and a second electrode disposed on the conductive amorphous layer and coupled to a second potential node.
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Jan 2013 to 2000 Adjunct Professor of Plant PhysiologyDepartment of Plant Science and Landscape Architecture, University of Connecticut
Jun 2010 to 2000 Postdoctoral ScientistDepartment of Plant Biology, University of California, Davis Davis, CA 2008 to 2010 Postdoctoral ScientistPennsylvania State University
2004 to 2008 Instructor/LecturerPlant Biology, The Huck Institute of Life Sciences, Pennsylvania State University University Park, PA 2002 to 2008 Research AssistantChina Agricultural University
2000 to 2002 LecturerDepartment of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture, China Agricultural University, China
1999 to 2002 Research Assistant
Education:
Pennsylvania State University University Park, PA 2002 to 2008 Ph.D. in Plant BiologyChina Agricultural University 1999 to 2002 M.S. in Plant Genetics and BiotechnologyHuazhong Agricultural University Wuhan, China 1995 to 1999 B.S. in Ornamental Horticulture
Skills:
Proficient in gene cloning and expression, vector construction, protein purification, Real-Time PCR, IP, Western blotting, FPLC, Gel Filtration, kinase assay, ELISA, Yeast-2-Hybrid, LC-MS/MS data analysis, epifluorescence/confocal microscopy, in planta luminescence imaging, bacteria inoculation and growth assay, ROS and NO assay, bioinformatics and statistics tools. Supervising and mentoring undergraduate and graduate researchers.
Isbn (Books And Publications)
An Invitation To 3-D Vision: From Images To Geometric Models