Wei Zheng - Santa Clara CA, US Yun Wu - Sunnyvale CA, US Hidehiko Shiraiwa - San Jose CA, US Mark T. Ramsbey - Sunnyvale CA, US Tazrien Kamal - San Jose CA, US
Assignee:
FASL, LLC - Sunnyvale CA
International Classification:
G11C016/04
US Classification:
36518529, 36518518
Abstract:
A charge trapping dielectric memory device. The memory device includes a gate electrode disposed over a dielectric stack that includes a dielectric charge trapping layer. The gate electrode has a work function of about 4. 6 eV to about 5. 2 eV.
Method Of Formation Of Gate Stack Spacer And Charge Storage Materials Having Reduced Hydrogen Content In Charge Trapping Dielectric Flash Memory Device
Tazrien Kamal - San Jose CA, US Yun Wu - Sunnyvale CA, US Mark Ramsbey - Sunnyvale CA, US Jean Yee-Mei Yang - Sunnyvale CA, US Arvind Halliyal - Cupertino CA, US Rinji Sugino - San Jose CA, US Hidehiko Shiraiwa - San Jose CA, US Fred T K Cheung - San Jose CA, US
Assignee:
Spansion LLC - Sunnyvale CA
International Classification:
H01L 21/8247
US Classification:
438257, 438954, 257E2118
Abstract:
The present invention, in one embodiment, relates to a process for fabricating a charge trapping dielectric flash memory device including steps of providing a semiconductor substrate having formed thereon a gate stack comprising a charge trapping dielectric charge storage layer and a control gate electrode overlying the charge trapping dielectric charge storage layer; forming an oxide layer over at least the gate stack; and depositing a spacer layer over the gate stack, wherein the depositing step deposits a spacer material having a reduced hydrogen content relative to a hydrogen content of a conventional spacer material.
Formation of transistors, such as, e. g. , PMOS transistors, with diffusion regions having different depths for equalization of performance among transistors of an integrated circuit is described. Shallow-trench isolation structures are formed in a substrate formed at least in part of silicon for providing the transistors with at least substantially equivalent channel widths and lengths. A series of masks and etches is performed to form first recesses and second recesses defined in the silicon having different depths and respectively associated with first and second transistors. The second recesses are deeper than the first recesses. A silicon germanium film is formed in the first recesses and the second recesses. The silicon germanium film in the second recesses is thicker than the silicon germanium film in the first recesses, in order to increase performance of the second transistor so it is closer to the performance of the first transistor.
Bei Zhu - Los Gatos CA, US Bang-Thu Nguyen - Santa Clara CA, US Qi Lin - Cupertino CA, US Zhiyuan Wu - San Jose CA, US Ping-Chin Yeh - San Jose CA, US Yun Wu - San Jose CA, US
Assignee:
Xilinx, Inc. - San Jose CA
International Classification:
H01L 29/06
US Classification:
257 19, 257E29193
Abstract:
An integrated circuit (“IC”) fabricated on a semiconductor substrate has an active gate structure formed over a channel region in the semiconductor substrate. A dummy gate structure is formed on a dielectric isolation structure. The dummy gate structure and the active gate structure have the same width. A sidewall spacer on the dummy gate structure overlies a semiconductor portion between a strain-inducing insert and the dielectric isolation structure.
Mitigation Of Well Proximity Effect In Integrated Circuits
A hard implantation mask layer is formed on a semiconductor wafer. An etch mask layer is formed on the hard implantation mask layer and patterned. The hard implantation mask layer is etched to form a well implantation pattern and ions are implanted into the semiconductor wafer to form wells in the semiconductor wafer, in areas where the semiconductor wafer is not covered by the well implantation mask.
Kevin Tsai - Oakland CA, US Bob Ham - Atlanta GA, US Yun Wu - New York NY, US Dwayne Lanclos - Euless TX, US Venkata Raj Pochiraju - Bloomingdale IL, US
Assignee:
MICROSOFT CORPORATION - Redmond WA
International Classification:
G06F 12/00 G06F 17/30 G06F 12/16
US Classification:
707202, 707200, 707 7, 707E17005, 707E17044
Abstract:
A method of evaluating an implementation of a DBMS is provided. The method comprises collecting data associated with the implementation of the DBMS and accessing a database comprising problems and their associated solutions, wherein the solutions are configured to remedy at least one of the problems. The method further comprises comparing the data associated with the implementation of the DBMS with the problems and identifying at least one problem associated with the DBMS. Finally, a DBMS risk assessment report is generated that identifies the problem associated with the DBMS and a solution configured to remedy the problem.
Client-Specific Mesh Paths To Root Access Points In A Mesh Network
During operation, a mesh network access point (MAP) may communicate, via multiple mesh paths in a mesh network with the one or more root access points (RAPs), uplink packets or frames to or from at least two electronic devices. Notably, at a given time, the MAP uses a first mesh path in the mesh paths to communicate a first subset of the uplink packets or frames associated with a first electronic device in the two electronic devices and uses a second (different) mesh path in the mesh paths to communicate a second subset of the uplink packets or frames associated with a second electronic device in the two electronic devices. Moreover, the MAP may dynamically distribute the first electronic device or the second electronic device over the multiple mesh paths, e.g., based at least in part on one or more communication-performance metrics of the mesh paths and/or the mesh network.
- Suwanee GA, US Yun Wu - Sunnyvale CA, US Gun Li - Shenzhen, CN Ta-Chien Lin - MoInlyche, SE Yong Seok Joo - San Jose CA, US
International Classification:
H04L 12/741 H04L 29/12 H04L 12/46
Abstract:
An access point that provides link aggregation is described. During operation, this access point receives a message that may include a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) response with an Internet protocol (IP) address of a gateway for an electronic device to access a network and a media access control (MAC) address of the electronic device. Based on the MAC address and/or at least a characteristic of the electronic device (such as a configuration, a capability and/or an operating system of the electronic device), the access point may determine a different IP address of another gateway for the electronic device to access the network. Moreover, the access point may modify the DHCP response by substituting the IP address of the other gateway for the IP address of gateway in a modified DHCP response. Next, the access point provides the modified DHCP response to the electronic device.
Wuhan University of Technology 2001 - 2005
Bachelors, Computer Science
Skills:
Software Design Software Development C Linux Kernel Development Linux User Space Software Development Makefile Linux Shell Linux Tcp/Ip Buildroot Mqtt Networking Network Programming Linux Networking Embedded Systems Debugging Switches Internet Protocol Suite Internet Protocol Routing