Dpix, LLC

Atmel Corporation

Michael Robert Johnson

Shawn Michael O'Rourke

Robert Rodriquez

Jerome David Crocco

Sanjeev Tandon

John J O'Connor

Martin Joseph

Geun Jo Han

Greg P Miller

A method of forming an organic semiconductor includes forming a thin film transistor ('TFT') backplane; forming a pixel well over the TFT backplane using a photoresist; performing a first plasma etch of the pixel well; stripping the photoresist in the pixel well; performing a second plasma etch of the pixel well; performing a first wash of the pixel well; exposing the pixel well to ultraviolet light; performing a second wash of the pixel well; and forming an organic photodiode in the pixel well.

Method of optimizing an interface for processing of an organic semiconductor

A method of manufacturing an sensor array includes providing a glass substrate; forming a bottom electrode layer over the glass substrate; forming a sensor material layer over the bottom electrode layer; forming a top electrode layer over the sensor material layer; patterning the top electrode layer, the sensor material layer, and the bottom electrode layer using a first photoresist layer to form a plurality of pixels; detecting a defect in the plurality of pixels; and patterning the plurality of pixels using a second photoresist layer. The first photoresist layer includes a plurality of first pixel patterns and the second photoresist layer comprises a plurality of second pixel patterns, and wherein at least one of the second pixel patterns has an area greater than that of a corresponding first pixel pattern.

Method and functional architecture for inline repair of defective lithographically masked layers

A system and method for control of water content in a strip bath. The method to control water content in a solvent bath used for cleaning of semiconductor parts in the back end of semiconductor manufacturing requires addition of water to replace evaporated water. This is done by periodically adjusting a conductivity setpoint at least in part based on the elapsed chemical bathlife and at least in part based on the number of semiconductor parts that have been processed in the bath. The conductivity of the strip bath solution is then continuously measured (as by using an electrodeless conductivity probe). Water is added (as by a DI water injection system) into the bath solution whenever the solvent conductivity falls below the conductivity set point.

Conductivity control of water content in solvent strip baths

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