General Electric Company

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

Momentive Performance Materials Gmbh

Jeffrey Bernard Fedison

Peter Micah Sandvik

James Wilson Rose

Dale M Brown

Kevin Sean Matocha

Vinayak Tilak

Edward Brittain Stokes

Stanton Earl Weaver

James William Kretchmer

Elena Babes-Dornea

Renyan Qin

Thomas Edward Johnson

Jesse Berkley Tucker

Ahmed Elasser

Chayan Mitra

Ramakrishna Rao

An-Ping Zhang

Nicole Andrea Evers

Mark Phillip D'Evelyn

Tatsing P Chow

Dal Marius Brown

There is provided an electronic device. The electronic device includes at least one epitaxial semiconductor layer disposed on a single crystal substrate comprised of gallium nitride having a dislocation density less than about 10per cm. A method of forming an electronic device is also provided. The method includes providing a single crystal substrate comprised of gallium nitride having a dislocation density less than about 10per cm, and homoepitaxially forming at least one semiconductor layer on the substrate.

Homoepitaxial gallium-nitride-based electronic devices and method for producing same

A multi-gas sensor device for the detection of dissolved hydrocarbon gases in oil-filled electrical equipment. The device comprising a semiconductor substrate, one or more catalytic metal gate-electrodes deposited on the surface of the semiconductor substrate operable for sensing various gases, and an ohmic contact deposited on the surface of the semiconductor substrate. The semiconductor substrate comprises one of GaN, SiC, AlN, InN, AlGaN, InGaN and AlInGaN. A method for sensing gas in an oil-filled reservoir of electrical equipment, comprising providing a sensor device, immersing the sensor device in the oil-filled reservoir, allowing the gases emitted from the oil to interact with the one or more catalytic metal gate-electrodes, altering the gas as it contacts the catalytic metal gate-electrodes and altering the sensitivity of the sensor.

Sensor device for detection of dissolved hydrocarbon gases in oil filled high-voltage electrical equipment

The invention is directed to a method for optical and electrical isolation between adjacent integrated devices. The method comprises the steps of forming at least one trench through an exposed surface of a semiconductor wafer by removing a portion of the semiconductor wafer material, forming an electrically insulating layer on the sidewalls and the bottom of the at least one trench, filling the at least one trench by conformally depositing an optically isolating material, and planarizing the semiconductor wafer surface by removing the portion of the optically isolating material above the exposed surface of the semiconductor wafer.

Integrated devices with optical and electrical isolation and method for making

A multi-gas sensor device for the detection of dissolved hydrocarbon gases in oil-filled electrical equipment. The device comprising a semiconductor substrate, one or more catalytic metal gate-electrodes deposited on the surface of the semiconductor substrate operable for sensing various gases, and an ohmic contact deposited on the surface of the semiconductor substrate. The semiconductor substrate comprises one of GaN, SiC, AlN, lnN, AlGaN, InGaN and AlInGaN. A method for sensing gas in an oil-filled reservoir of electrical equipment, comprising providing a sensor device, immersing the sensor device in the oil-filled reservoir, allowing the gases emitted from the oil to interact with the one or more catalytic metal gate-electrodes, altering the gas as it contacts the catalytic metal gate-electrodes and altering the sensitivity of the sensor.

A transistor switch for a system operating at high frequencies is provided. The transistor switch comprises a graded channel region between a source region and a drain region, the graded channel region configured for providing a low resistance to mobile negative charge carriers moving from the source region to the drain region, wherein the graded channel comprises at least two doping levels.

Static induction transistor

An optical spectrometer for combustion flame temperature determination includes at least two photodetectors positioned for receiving light from a combustion flame, each of the at least two photodetectors having a different, overlapping bandwidth for detecting a respective output signal in an ultraviolet emission band; and a computer for subtracting a respective output signal of a first one of the at least two photodetectors from a respective output signal of a second one of the at least two photodetectors to obtain a segment signal, and using the segment signal to determine the combustion flame temperature.

System and method for optical monitoring of a combustion flame

A method is provided for forming one or more doped layers using ion-implantation in the fabrication of thyristor devices. For example, these thyristors may be made from single crystalline silicon carbide. According to one aspect of the invention, one of the required layers is formed by introducing dopants after crystal growth as opposed to conventional methods which involve doping during crystal growth. Specifically, impurities may be introduced by using the technique of ion implantation.

Thyristor having one or more doped layers

A flame sensor for combustion flame temperature determination comprises elongated extensions that are positioned with parallel interdigitated longitudinal axis with respect to one another. An optical spectrometer comprises the sensor and a system comprises the sensor. A method for combustion flame temperature determination comprises obtaining a first photodiode signal and a second photodiode signal by using photodiode devices comprising photodiodes with elongated extending interdigitated digits. A method of fabricating a flame sensor for combustion flame temperature determination, comprises forming first and second photodiodes with elongated extending interdigitated digits.

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Jeffrey Bernard Fedison