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| 20090082895 | Integrated wafer transfer mechanism - An integrated high speed robotic mechanism is disclosed for improving transport equipment, integrating an object movement with other functionalities such as alignment or identification. The disclosed integrated robot assembly typically comprises an end effector for moving the object in and out of a chamber, a rotation chuck incorporated on the robot body to provide centering and theta alignment capability, and an optional identification subsystem for identifying the object during transport. The present invention also discloses a transfer robot system, employing a plurality of integrated robot assemblies; a transfer system where a transfer robot system can service a plurality of connected chambers such as FOUP or FOSB; a front end module (FEM); or a sorter system. Through the use of these incorporated capabilities into the moving robot, single object transfer operations can exceed 500 parts per hour. | 03-26-2009 |
| 20110005681 | Plasma Generating Units for Processing a Substrate - Apparatus and method for plasma-based processing well suited for deposition, etching, or treatment of semiconductor, conductor or insulating films. Plasma generating units include one or more elongated electrodes on the processing side of a substrate and a neutral electrode proximate the opposite side of the substrate. Gases may be injected proximate a powered electrode which break down electrically and produce activated species that flow toward the substrate area. This gas then flows into an extended process region between powered electrodes and substrate, providing controlled and continuous reactivity with the substrate at high rates with efficient utilization of reactant feedstock. Gases are exhausted via passages between powered electrodes or electrode and divider. | 01-13-2011 |
| 20110005682 | Apparatus for Plasma Processing - Apparatus and method for plasma-based processing well suited for deposition, etching, or treatment of semiconductor, conductor or insulating films. Plasma generating units include one or more elongated electrodes on the processing side of a substrate and a neutral electrode proximate the opposite side of the substrate. Gases may be injected proximate a powered electrode which break down electrically and produce activated species that flow toward the substrate area. This gas then flows into an extended process region between powered electrodes and substrate, providing controlled and continuous reactivity with the substrate at high rates with efficient utilization of reactant feedstock. Gases are exhausted via passages between powered electrodes or electrode and divider. | 01-13-2011 |
| 20110006040 | Methods for Plasma Processing - Apparatus and method for plasma-based processing well suited for deposition, etching, or treatment of semiconductor, conductor or insulating films. Plasma generating units include one or more elongated electrodes on the processing side of a substrate and a neutral electrode proximate the opposite side of the substrate. Gases may be injected proximate a powered electrode which break down electrically and produce activated species that flow toward the substrate area. This gas then flows into an extended process region between powered electrodes and substrate, providing controlled and continuous reactivity with the substrate at high rates with efficient utilization of reactant feedstock. Gases are exhausted via passages between powered electrodes or electrode and divider. | 01-13-2011 |
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| 20090028135 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR UNIFIED COMMUNICATIONS THREAT MANAGEMENT (UCTM) FOR CONVERGED VOICE, VIDEO AND MULTI-MEDIA OVER IP FLOWS - A method and system for unified communications threat management (UCTM) for converged voice and video over IP is disclosed. A computer-implemented method for threat management receives an incoming packet. The incoming packet is broken into sub-packets and fed to a plurality of packet processing engines. Each packet processing engine inspects the sub-packets and annotate the sub-packets with meta-data. The annotated sub-packets are combined and processed by a plurality of application engine to generate a processed packet. The processed packet is classified and stored in a database. | 01-29-2009 |
| 20090103524 | SYSTEM AND METHOD TO PRECISELY LEARN AND ABSTRACT THE POSITIVE FLOW BEHAVIOR OF A UNIFIED COMMUNICATION (UC) APPLICATION AND ENDPOINTS - A system and method to precisely learn and enforce security rules for Unified Communication (UC) applications and endpoints is disclosed. According to one embodiment, a behavioral learning system learns and abstracts positive flow behaviors of UC applications and endpoints. The properties of previously received messages from the endpoints and learned behaviors of the plurality of endpoints are stored in a database. A message from a endpoint is received by a message scanner and correlated with the AOR records in the database. The message is classified into one of a whitelist, a blacklist, and a graylist based on the results of analysis by the analysis engine. The whitelist contains the AOR records that are legitimate, the blacklist contains the AOR records that are a potential attack, and the graylist contains the AOR records that belong to neither the whitelist nor the blacklist. Based on the analysis and inspection of the message in light of the learned behaviors, a decision is made to allow, deny, quarantine or redirect the message. | 04-23-2009 |
| 20090106318 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR DETECTING SPAM OVER INTERNET TELEPHONY (SPIT) IN IP TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEMS - A method and system for detecting a spam over internet telephony (SPIT) is disclosed. Incoming call requests are received and analyzed using heuristic algorithms. A runtime action is provided based on the analysis using the heuristic algorithms. The heuristic algorithms include zero-touch heuristic algorithms that require no human intervention, one-touch heuristic algorithms that require human intervention one time, and multi-touch heuristic algorithms that require human intervention more than one time. Cumulative probability is calculated for each incoming call request, and the incoming call request is classified as a spam if the cumulative probability exceeds a threshold. | 04-23-2009 |
| 20100205669 | O-TOUCH AND 1-TOUCH TECHNIQUES FOR IMPROVING THE AVAILABILITY OF COMPUTER PROGRAMS UNDER PROTECTION WITHOUT COMPROMISING SECURITY - Protected software, such as an application and/or DLL, is monitored by protective software to guard against attacks, while distinguishing spurious, benign events from attacks. In a 1-touch approach, the protected software is monitored in a testing environment to detect spurious, benign events caused by, e.g., incompatibility or interoperability problems. The spurious events can be remediated in different ways, such as by applying a relaxed security policy. In a production mode, or 0-touch mode, when the protected software is subject to attacks, the corresponding remediation can be applied when the spurious events are again detected. Security events which occur in production mode can also be treated as benign when they occur within a specified time window. The applications and/or DLLs can further be classified according to whether they are known to have bad properties, known to be well-behaved, or unknown. Appropriate treatment is provided based on the classification. | 08-12-2010 |
