JAMES MITCHEL STEPHENSON
Pilots at Pioneer Ave, Sandy, UT
License number
Utah A5100392
Issued Date
Dec 2013
Expiration Date
Dec 2014
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
Address
Address
445 E Pioneer Ave, Sandy, UT 84070
Professional information
James Stephenson - Sandy, UT
Work:
University of Utah
Vehicle Operator University of Utah - Salt Lake City, UT
Custodian Southern Utah University
Security Guard BSA, Utah National Parks Council - Orem, UT
Camp Program Director Southern Utah University
Security Guard
Vehicle Operator University of Utah - Salt Lake City, UT
Custodian Southern Utah University
Security Guard BSA, Utah National Parks Council - Orem, UT
Camp Program Director Southern Utah University
Security Guard
Education:
Southern Utah University
Associates of Science in General Studies Canyon View High School
Associates of Science in General Studies Canyon View High School
Skills:
CDL class B with passenger endorsment
Integrated Inductive Components And Method Of Fabricating Such Components
US Patent:
6249039, Jun 19, 2001
Filed:
Sep 10, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/151410
Inventors:
Ian Robert Harvey - Kaysville UT
Michael Frederick Ehman - North Ogden UT
Malcolm Randall Harvey - Hyde Park UT
James Craig Stephenson - Sandy UT
Michael Frederick Ehman - North Ogden UT
Malcolm Randall Harvey - Hyde Park UT
James Craig Stephenson - Sandy UT
Assignee:
Bourns, Inc.
International Classification:
H01L 218222
US Classification:
257531
Abstract:
An inductive component includes a substrate on the surface of which is a lower insulation layer having a shallow concavity or trench, a first plurality of conductive elements formed in the trench, a magnetic core formed over the first plurality of conductive elements, and a second plurality of conductive elements formed over the core. The first and second pluralities of conductive elements are connected to each other so as to form an inductive coil around the core. First and second core insulation layers are disposed between the core and the first and second pluralities of conductive elements, respectively. The component is fabricated by a method in which it is built up in the trench using thin film techniques. A first array of conductors is patterned over the lower insulation layer, and a first core insulation layer is applied over the first conductor array. A magnetic core is formed on top of the first core insulation layer, and a second core insulation layer is applied over the core.