Jeffrey Wilson

Title: Jeffrey Wilson and Semiconductor Wafer Containment

Introduction

Jeffrey Wilson is an inventor associated with Sherman, Texas, and Texas Instruments Corporation. His patent work includes designs for securely containing semiconductor wafers during handling and storage. His record includes 3 patents.

Latest Patents

Wilson’s listed patents describe a containment device for retaining semiconductor wafers. The device uses two housing members: a first member with inner and outer walls separated by a gap, and a second member that forms the top when attached. The inner wall closely receives the wafers.

One design secures the housing members with multiple latches. Hooks attached to the first member pass through holes in the second member and hold the parts together while allowing release. An alternative design uses hinged, rotatable latch members, each with a hook that engages a hole in the second member.

The patent descriptions also include a version in which one wall is replaced by a soft rubber or foam liner, preferably antistatic, to absorb shock applied to the housing.

Career Highlights

Wilson’s listed invention addresses practical needs in semiconductor wafer containment, including secure closure, releasable access, and shock absorption. The patent descriptions identify Texas Instruments Corporation as his company.

Collaborations

The provided information lists Kurodearimasu Takeshi Hirose and Michael Louis Hayden as Wilson’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patent work.

Conclusion

Jeffrey Wilson’s patent work focuses on a semiconductor wafer containment device designed to secure wafers and help protect them from handling-related shock.