Candescent Technologies Corporation

Other

Candescent Intellectual Property Services, Inc.

Granite State Product Development LLC

Texas Instruments Corporation

Canon Kabushiki Kaisha

Sony Corporation

University of California

Hewlett-packard Company

Reflectivity, Inc.

John D Porter

Theodore S Fahlen

Bob Lee Mackey

Robert G Neimeyer

Arthur J Learn

Christopher J Curtin

Paul N Ludwig

Chungdee Pong

Christopher J Spindt

Shiyou Pei

Duane A Haven

George B Hopple

Kris E Sahlstrom

William J Cummings

N Johan Knall

Dmitri Simonian

Roger W Barton

Lawrence S Pan

Scott Jay Crane

Jim Dunphy

Kazuo Kajiwara

David C Chang

Haruo Kato

Gabriela S Chakarova

Roger A Pearson

James C Dunphy

Robert J Contolini

Stephanie Jeanne Oberg

Hongqin Shi

Gregory P Schaadt

Michael P Skinner

Colin D Stanners

Victoria A Bascom

Ronald G Musket

Anthony W Johnson

Brian C O'Donnell

Tomoo Kosugi

Allen Estes

James M Yoshiyama

Duan A Haven

Stephanie Simmons

A dispensing cap for a container includes a body portion and an integrally formed chamber for holding an additive substance. An inner wall integrally formed with the body portion defines the chamber whose open end is sealed by a chamber closure member. The chamber closure member being configured for cooperating with the inner wall and seal the chamber, wherein the body portion, the closed top end, the plunger, and the inner wall are integrally formed.

Dispensing cap for a container

A dispensing cap for a container includes a body portion and an integrally formed chamber for holding an additive substance. The body portion includes a closed top end and an inner wall that defines the chamber whose open end is sealed by a chamber closure member. The closed top end includes a diaphragm and a plunger extends axially from the diaphragm within the chamber for unsealing the chamber closure member. The body portion, the closed top end, the plunger, and the inner wall are integrally formed in one-piece.

A device for mixture of substances, whether in the form of a fixed or removable cap or in the form of emersion within a container, utilizing individual internal substance compartments, controlled by an external actuation mechanism. The system actuation mechanism can be placed in a locked position for storage, shipping or to ensure integrity of solutions. Multiple compartments may be utilized, as well as multiple compartments within an individual container to produce multiple mixtures. A further embodiment encompassing a pivotal actuator and removably attached mixing mechanisms is also illustrated.

Apparatus for internal mixture of substances

A releasing and post-releasing method for making a micromirror device and a micromirror array device are disclosed herein. The releasing method removes the sacrificial materials in the micromirror and micromirror array so as to enabling movements of the movable elements in the micromirror and micromirror array device. The post-releasing method is applied to improve the performance and quality of the released micromirrors and micromirror array devices.

Releasing and post-releasing processes in fabrications for micromirror array devices

A device for mixture of substances, whether in the form of a fixed or removable cap or in the form of emersion within a container, utilizing individual internal substance containment vessels, controlled by an external actuation mechanism. The system actuation mechanism can be placed in a locked position for storage, shipping or to ensure integrity of solutions. Multiple containment vessels may be utilized, as well as multiple compartments within an individual container to produce multiple mixtures. A further embodiment encompassing a pivotal actuator and removably attached mixing mechanisms is also illustrated.

A method of fabricating a support structure. In one embodiment, the method is comprised of forming a layer of material into the support structure. The layer of material is adapted to be attached onto a substrate surface. The method further comprises treating the layer of material. The present method is further comprised of etching said layer of material. The fabricated support structure is then implementable during assembly of a display device. In one embodiment, the support structure is attached to the substrate surface prior to the forming, treating, and etching of the layer of material. In another embodiment, the support structure is attached to the substrate surface subsequent to the forming, treating, and etching of the layer of material.

Method of patterning wall and phosphor well matrix utilizing glass

The present invention provides a lubricant container inside a microelectromechanical device package. The lubricant container contains selected lubricant that evaporates from the container and contact to a surface of the microelectromechanical device for lubricating the surface.

Method and apparatus for lubricating microelectromechanical devices in packages

A light-emitting device () suitable for a flat-panel cathode-ray tube display contains a light-emissive region () formed over a plate (). The light-emissive region contains a plurality of light-emissive particles (). Part of the outer surface of each of a group of the light-emissive particles is conformally covered with a group of intensity-enhancement coatings (and).

Light-emitting device having light-emissive particles partially coated with intensity-enhancement material

A protected faceplate structure of a field emission display device is disclosed in one embodiment. Specifically, in one embodiment, the present invention recites a faceplate of a field emission display device wherein the faceplate of the field emission display device is adapted to have phosphor containing wells disposed above one side thereof. The present embodiment is further comprised of a barrier layer which is disposed over the one side of said faceplate which is adapted to have phosphor containing wells disposed thereabove. The barrier layer of the present embodiment is adapted to prevent degradation of the faceplate. Specifically, the barrier layer of the present embodiment is adapted to prevent degradation of the faceplate due to electron bombardment by electrons directed towards the phosphor containing wells.

Protected substrate structure for a field emission display device

Packaged microelectromechanical device with lubricant

A protected faceplate structure of a field emission display device is disclosed in one embodiment. Specifically, in one embodiment, the present invention recites a faceplate of a field emission display device wherein the faceplate of the field emission display device is adapted to have phosphor containing areas disposed above one side thereof. The present embodiment is further comprised of a barrier layer which is disposed over the one side of said faceplate which is adapted to have phosphor containing areas disposed thereabove. The barrier layer of the present embodiment is adapted to prevent degradation of the faceplate. Specifically, the barrier layer of the present embodiment is adapted to prevent degradation of the faceplate due to electron bombardment by electrons directed towards the phosphor containing areas.

A light-emitting device ( ) suitable for a flat-panel cathode-ray tube display contains a light-emissive region ( ) formed over a plate ( ). The light-emissive region contains a plurality of light-emissive particles ( ). Part of the outer surface of each light-emissive particle is conformally covered with a coating ( ) that provides light reflection or/and gettering.

Light-emitting device having light-emissive particles partially coated with light-reflective or/and getter material

By desorption processing of a flat panel display in a vacuum before hermetic sealing, it is possible to reduce operational outgassing. The first embodiment involves plasma scrubbing, the second embodiment involves electron irradiation pre-aging, and the third embodiment involves electron irradiation pre-aging of the faceplate in an evacuation process.

Desorption processing for flat panel display

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Berkeley, CA, United States of America

John D Porter