Average Co-Inventor Count = 3.00
ph-index = 7
The patent ph-index is calculated by counting the number of publications for which an author has been cited by other authors at least that same number of times.
Company Filing History:
1. Applied Materials, Inc. (27 from 13,755 patents)
2. Comet Technologies USA, Inc. (1 from 35 patents)
28 patents:
1. 10648074 - Physical vapor deposition with isotropic neutral and non-isotropic ion velocity distribution at the wafer surface
2. 10400328 - Physical vapor deposition system with a source of isotropic ion velocity distribution at the wafer surface
3. 9856558 - Physical vapor deposition method with a source of isotropic ion velocity distribution at the wafer surface
4. 9593411 - Physical vapor deposition chamber with capacitive tuning at wafer support
5. 9017533 - Apparatus for controlling radial distribution of plasma ion density and ion energy at a workpiece surface by multi-frequency RF impedance tuning
6. 8920611 - Method for controlling radial distribution of plasma ion density and ion energy at a workpiece surface by multi-frequency RF impedance tuning
7. 8846451 - Methods for depositing metal in high aspect ratio features
8. 8563428 - Methods for depositing metal in high aspect ratio features
9. 8562798 - Physical vapor deposition plasma reactor with RF source power applied to the target and having a magnetron
10. 8512526 - Method of performing physical vapor deposition with RF plasma source power applied to the target using a magnetron
11. 8491759 - RF impedance matching network with secondary frequency and sub-harmonic variant
12. 8435379 - Substrate cleaning chamber and cleaning and conditioning methods
13. 8123969 - Process for removing high stressed film using LF or HF bias power and capacitively coupled VHF source power with enhanced residue capture
14. 8070925 - Physical vapor deposition reactor with circularly symmetric RF feed and DC feed to the sputter target
15. 8062484 - Method for plasma-enhanced physical vapor deposition of copper with RF source power applied to the target