Didier Dominguez

Title: Didier Dominguez and the Semiconductor Flow Sensor.

Introduction

Didier Dominguez is an inventor associated with Montrouge, France, and Schlumberger Industries. His recorded patent concerns a semiconductor-based sensor for measuring fluid flow.

Latest Patents

Dominguez is associated with 1 patent, titled “Semiconductor flow sensor.” The invention uses a silicon substrate with a heating element in one region and at least one thermometer component in another. A zone of oxidized porous silicon insulates the two regions from each other. The sensor is designed for fluid to flow over the substrate’s second face, while the heating and thermometer regions form thermal paths between the substrate’s two faces.

Career Highlights

The available information links Dominguez’s inventive work to Schlumberger Industries. His patent describes a sensor architecture that uses thermal components and a silicon substrate to detect fluid flow.

Collaborations

Dominguez’s listed coworkers include Jan Suski and Minh-Trang Chau. The provided information does not specify their roles in the patent or their working relationship with him.

Conclusion

Didier Dominguez’s recorded patent highlights his contribution to semiconductor flow-sensing technology through a design that combines a heater, thermometer components, and thermally connected regions in a silicon substrate.