Farshid Adibi-rizi

Title: Farshid Adibi-rizi: Semiconductor Processes for Field Emission Microtips.

Introduction

Farshid Adibi-rizi is an inventor associated with San Jose, California, and Intel Corporation. His patent work focuses on methods for forming electron-emission structures and microtips using semiconductor processes. He is credited with 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Adibi-rizi’s listed patents describe related approaches to creating field-emission microtips. Both begin with a substrate prepared with a topographical feature. A first material is deposited and etched to form an atomically sharp feature, followed by layers of a second material and a conductive material. Selected material is then removed to expose the sharp feature, and electrical connections are provided to the structure.

The patents are titled “Design Structures of and Simplified Methods for Forming Field Emission Microtip Electron Emitters” and “Methods for Forming Microtips in a Field Emission Device.” Together, they describe a fabrication sequence intended to produce electron-emission structures using standard semiconductor processes.

Career Highlights

Adibi-rizi’s listed work connects semiconductor manufacturing techniques with field-emission device design. His patents address the formation of sharp emitting features and the integration of conductive layers and electrical connections.

Collaborations

Adibi-rizi is associated with Intel Corporation. His listed coworkers include Michael A. Maxim and Oleh Karpenko.

Conclusion

Farshid Adibi-rizi’s patent portfolio centers on semiconductor-based methods for forming field-emission microtips and electron-emission structures.