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Charles J. Montrose, Clintondale, NY US
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20120179409 | VOLTAGE-DRIVEN INTELLIGENT CHARACTERIZATION BENCH FOR SEMICONDUCTOR - A system for testing a plurality of transistors on a wafer having a storage device or personal computer connected via a bus to a plurality of drivers. Each of the voltage drivers having a microcontroller adapted to receive test parameters and provide test data from a plurality of voltage drivers. By utilizing a bus structure, the personal computer can look on one bus for flags indicating test data is available from a driver and receive the data. In addition a bus may be used to provide test parameters to the drivers. In this manner, multiple drivers may be run at the same time incorporating multiple tests. When data is available it is transferred to the personal computer, for providing test parameters to a plurality of drivers, and connected via a second bus for receiving test results from the plurality of drivers. | 07-12-2012 |
20130113043 | RADIATION HARDENED MEMORY CELL AND DESIGN STRUCTURES - A radiation hardened static memory cell, methods of manufacture and design structures are provided. The method includes forming one or more first gate stacks and second gate stacks on a substrate. The method further includes providing a shallow implant process for the one or more first gate stacks such that diffusion regions of the one or more first gate stacks are non-butted junction regions. The method further includes providing a deep implant process for the one or more second gates stack such that diffusions regions of the one or more second gate stacks are butted junction regions. | 05-09-2013 |
Charles J. Montrose, Hopewell Junction, NY US
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20120179410 | VOLTAGE DRIVER FOR A VOLTAGE-DRIVEN INTELLIGENT CHARACTERIZATION BENCH FOR SEMICONDUCTOR - A voltage driver is provided having an input to receive test parameters from a microcontroller. The voltage driver having a first amplifier to provide an input to a first switch, based on the test parameters. The first switch having an output to a first connector such as a probe adapted to be connected to a device under test or DUT. A second switch having an input from a second connector to the device under test, the output of the second switch connected to a ground. A third switch has an input connected to the second switch input, the third switch having an output connected to the first connector to the device under test, wherein the first switch is open, and the second and third switch are closed to set the first connector and the second connector to ground. A buffer is provided such that the microcontroller is sets the test parameters in the first voltage driver, the first voltage driver is adapted to provide test data to the buffer. The device is set such that all of the inputs may be set to ground to minimize the possibility of electrostatic discharge building up on the probes and damaging the DUT. | 07-12-2012 |
20120179943 | METHOD FOR INFORMATION TRANSFER IN A VOLTAGE-DRIVEN INTELLIGENT CHARACTERIZATION BENCH FOR SEMICONDUCTOR - A method for transmitting data from test device to a storage device via a parallel bus. The methods comprising the steps of setting a flag to indicate that data is available, reading the data, setting a flag to indicate the data was read. In addition test parameters are sent to the test device from the storage device, the method comprises the steps of checking to see if a test device is ready to receive data, transferring the test parameters, identifying the next channel to update. | 07-12-2012 |
Deanna Montrose, Phoenix, AZ US
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20130096515 | SKIN THERAPY SYSTEMS - A convenient and hygienic skin therapy system comprising an encaser, one or more therapeutic compositions, a sealing means and optional accessories is disclosed. A method of using such a skin therapy system is also provided. The skin therapy system and the use thereof provides an effective, efficient and safe therapeutic approach. | 04-18-2013 |
Rodney C. Montrose, Colleyville, TX US
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20090102649 | Latch Monitoring Apparatus for a Shipping Container Door - A system, method, and apparatus for monitoring and detecting movement of components of a shipping container latch. A latch monitor may embody an electromagnetic sensing unit and a nearby magnet or light emitter for measuring and characterizing the profile of a nearby electromagnetic field. The field profile is monitored to detect a change in the profile, log the change, and report any abnormal disturbance to the electromagnetic field, indicating a breach of the integrity of a latching mechanism on a shipping container. An alert of a breach event may be sent via a communication network to an authority for response. The invention can distinguish authorized, incidental, and tampering events, and also store and upload an electronic manifest for a shipping container. | 04-23-2009 |
20090102650 | Method and Apparatus for Detecting Movement of a Shipping Container Latch - A system, method, and apparatus for monitoring and detecting movement of components of a shipping container latch. A latch monitor may embody an electromagnetic sensing unit and a nearby magnet or light emitter for measuring and characterizing the profile of a nearby electromagnetic field. The field profile is monitored to detect a change in the profile, log the change, and report any abnormal disturbance to the electromagnetic field, indicating a breach of the integrity of a latching mechanism on a shipping container. An alert of a breach event may be sent via a communication network to an authority for response. The invention can distinguish authorized, incidental, and tampering events, and also store and upload an electronic manifest for a shipping container. | 04-23-2009 |
20090102652 | Apparatus for Detecting Tampering with a Latch Mechanism - A system, method, and apparatus for monitoring and detecting movement of components of a shipping container latch. A latch monitor may embody an electromagnetic sensing unit and a nearby magnet or light emitter for measuring and characterizing the profile of a nearby electromagnetic field. The field profile is monitored to detect a change in the profile, log the change, and report any abnormal disturbance to the electromagnetic field, indicating a breach of the integrity of a latching mechanism on a shipping container. An alert of a breach event may be sent via a communication network to an authority for response. The invention can distinguish authorized, incidental, and tampering events, and also store and upload an electronic manifest for a shipping container. | 04-23-2009 |