MR. MINH LE, PHARM D
Pharmacy at Aetna Way, San Jose, CA

2013019, Aug 1, 2013

Dec 13, 2012

13/713811

Richard BLACKER - Farmington HIlls MI, US
Mark A. LEWIS - Ypsilanti MI, US
Nikhil KALYANKAR - Mountain View CA, US
Minh Huu LE - San Jose CA, US

GUARDIAN INDUSTRIES CORP. - Auburn Hills MI

C03C 17/22, G02B 1/11

359586, 427162, 977773

Certain examples relate to a method of making an antireflective (AR) coating supported by a glass substrate. The anti-reflection coating may include porous metal oxide(s) and/or silica, and may be produced using a sol-gel process. The pores may be formed and/or tuned in each layer respectively in such a manner that the coating ultimately may comprise a porous matrix, graded with respect to porosity. The gradient in porosity may be achieved by forming first and second layers using one or more of (a) nanoparticles of different shapes and/or sizes, (b) porous nanoparticles having varying pore sizes, and/or (c) compounds/materials of various types, sizes, and shapes that may ultimately be removed from the coating post-deposition (e.g., carbon structures, micelles, etc., removed through combustion, calcination, ozonolysis, solvent-extraction, etc.), leaving spaces where the removed materials were previously located.

2013018, Jul 25, 2013

Mar 12, 2013

13/797606

Richard Blacker - Farmington Hills MI, US
Guowen Ding - San Jose CA, US
Muhammad Imran - Brownstown MI, US
Jingyu Lao - Saline MI, US
Minh Huu Le - San Jose CA, US
Yiwei Lu - Ann Harbor MI, US

INTERMOLECULAR INC. - San Jose CA

H01B 3/10

428432, 428697, 428471, 4284722, 423600, 4235949, 10628719, 10628717

A transparent dielectric composition comprising tin, oxygen and one of aluminum or magnesium with preferably higher than 15% by weight of aluminum or magnesium offers improved thermal stability over tin oxide with respect to appearance and optical properties under high temperature processes. For example, upon a heat treatment at temperatures higher than 500 C, changes in color and index of refraction of the present transparent dielectric composition are noticeably less than those of tin oxide films of comparable thickness. The transparent dielectric composition can be used in high transmittance, low emissivity coated panels, providing thermal stability so that there are no significant changes in the coating optical and structural properties, such as visible transmission, IR reflectance, microscopic morphological properties, color appearance, and haze characteristics, of the as-coated and heated treated products.

8619528, Dec 31, 2013

Aug 31, 2011

13/223199

Hamid Ghazvini - San Jose CA, US
David Kuo - Palo Alto CA, US
Minh Huong Le - San Jose CA, US
Kim Yang Lee - Fremont CA, US
HongYing Wang - Fremont CA, US
Nobuo Kurataka - Campbell CA, US
Yautzong Hsu - Fremont CA, US
Henry Hung Yang - San Jose CA, US

Seagate Technology LLC - Cupertino CA

G11B 20/00

369 531, 369 4426, 3562373, 264293

A system and method of calibrating optical measuring equipment includes optically measuring discrete objects of a first known predictable pattern from a calibration apparatus, wherein the first known predictable pattern is a bit pattern. A recording surface optical reader is calibrated based on the optically measuring. Using the first known predictable pattern, contamination is filtered from the results of the optically measuring.

2013012, May 16, 2013

Jan 10, 2013

13/738931

Minh Huu Le - San Jose CA, US
Guizhen Zhang - Santa Clara CA, US

Intermolecular, Inc. - San Jose CA

H01L 31/032

438 95

Methods for forming Cu—In—Ga—N (CIGN) layers for use in TFPV solar panels are described using reactive PVD deposition in a nitrogen containing atmosphere. In some embodiments, the CIGN layers can be used as an absorber layer and eliminate the need of a selenization step. In some embodiments, the CIGN layers can be used as a protective layer to decrease the sensitivity of the CIG layer to oxygen or moisture before the selenization step. In some embodiments, the CIGN layers can be used as an adhesion layer to improve the adhesion between the back contact layer and the absorber layer.

8394659, Mar 12, 2013

Sep 21, 2012

13/624406

Guowen Ding - San Jose CA, US
Minh Huu Le - San Jose CA, US
Guizhen Zhang - Santa Clara CA, US

Intermolecular, Inc. - San Jose CA

H01L 21/00

438 57, 136244, 136252, 136262, 136265, 257E21068, 438 93, 438 95

Methods for forming Cu—In—Ga—N (CIGN) layers for use in TFPV solar panels are described using reactive PVD deposition in a nitrogen containing atmosphere. In some embodiments, the CIGN layers can be used as an absorber layer and eliminate the need of a selenization step. In some embodiments, the CIGN layers can be used as a protective layer to decrease the sensitivity of the CIG layer to oxygen or moisture before the selenization step. In some embodiments, the CIGN layers can be used as an adhesion layer to improve the adhesion between the back contact layer and the absorber layer.