Texas Instruments Corporation

Nanosys, Inc.

Sharp Kabushiki Kaisha Corporation

Samuel Edward Martin

J Wallace Parce

James M Hamilton

Hiroshi Iwata

Akihide Shibata

Paul John Schuele

David P Stumbo

Xiangfeng Duan

Hiroshi Ohki

Francisco A Leon

Jeffrey L Miller

Katsumasa Fujii

Tetsu Negishi

Cheri X Y Pereira

Yasunobu Okada

Erik Freer

Vijay Kumar Reddy

Kamel Benaissa

Alexander Lyubarsky

Kristofer Scott Oberascher

Jackson Grant Schleich

T Krishnaswamy

Methods and apparatus to render 3D content within a moveable region of a display screen. An example apparatus includes a projection system controller adapted to be coupled to a light source and to be optically coupled to a screen panel, the projection system controller configured to determine a location of a region within a viewing area of the screen panel to display content. The region is to be smaller than the viewing area. The location of the region is to move within the viewing area to track a motion path, the content including different stereoscopic views. The projection system controller configured to activate the light source to project light corresponding to the content toward the region. The screen panel includes a light redirecting surface to produce a 3D light field associated with the different stereoscopic views.

Methods and apparatus to render 3D content within a moveable region of display screen

A system includes a first projector and a second projector offset from the first projector. The system includes a rail and a controller coupled to the first projector and to the second projector. The controller is configured to move the first projector and the second projector along the rail. The controller is also configured to apply a first warping correction to a first image projected by the first projector, based at least in part on a position of the first projector. The controller is further configured to apply a second warping correction to a second image projected by the second projector, based at least in part on a position of the second projector.

Dynamic image warping

An integrated circuit with a LV transistor and a high performance asymmetric transistor. A power amplifier integrated circuit with a core transistor and a high performance asymmetric transistor. A method of forming an integrated circuit with a core transistor and a high performance asymmetric transistor. A method of forming a power amplifier integrated circuit with an nmos core transistor and an nmos high performance asymmetric transistor, a resistor, and an inductor.

High performance asymmetric cascoded transistor

The present invention provides methods and systems for nanowire alignment and deposition. Energizing (e.g., an alternating current electric field) is used to align and associate nanowires with electrodes. By modulating the energizing, the nanowires are coupled to the electrodes such that they remain in place during subsequent wash and drying steps. The invention also provides methods for transferring nanowires from one substrate to another in order to prepare various device substrates. The present invention also provides methods for monitoring and controlling the number of nanowires deposited at a particular electrode pair, as well as methods for manipulating nanowires in solution.

Methods for nanowire alignment and deposition

Methods and systems for applying nanowires and electrical devices to surfaces are described. In a first aspect, at least one nanowire is provided proximate to an electrode pair. An electric field is generated by electrodes of the electrode pair to associate the at least one nanowire with the electrodes. The electrode pair is aligned with a region of the destination surface. The at least one nanowire is deposited from the electrode pair to the region. In another aspect, a plurality of electrical devices is provided proximate to an electrode pair. An electric field is generated by electrodes of the electrode pair to associate an electrical device of the plurality of electrical devices with the electrodes. The electrode pair is aligned with a region of the destination surface. The electrical device is deposited from the electrode pair to the region.

Method and system for printing aligned nanowires and other electrical devices

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