General Electric Company

Semiconductor Manufacturing International (shanghai) Corporation

Razor USA LLC

Tony Wang

Ian Desberg

Ali Kermani

Chang Wei

Jingang Wu

Joey Huang

Amy Liu

Dennis Huang

Electric tricycle

A dual mode electrochemical system comprises a first electrode capable of storing hydrogen, a second electrode, a substantially electrically insulating and substantially ionically conducting membrane interposed therebetween and an electrolyte. In a first mode, upon introduction of water and electricity the dual mode electrochemical system electrolyzes the water in the presence of the electrolyte and produces hydrogen and oxygen across the membrane. The hydrogen is stored in the first electrode. In a second mode, upon introduction of an oxidant to the second electrode the dual mode electrochemical system produces water and electricity by reacting the stored hydrogen and the oxidant across the membrane.

Hydrogen storage-based rechargeable fuel cell system and method

A method for processing integrated circuit devices. The method includes providing a monitor wafer, which comprising a silicon material. The method introduces a plurality of particles within a depth of the silicon material. The plurality of particles have a reduced activation energy within the silicon material. The method subjects the monitor wafer including the plurality of particles into a rapid thermal anneal process. The method includes applying the rapid thermal anneal process at a first state including a first temperature. The first temperature is within a range defined as a low temperature range, which is less than 650 Degrees Celsius. The method includes removing the monitor wafer and measuring a sheet resistivity of the monitor wafer. The method also determines the first temperature within a tolerance of less than 2 percent across the monitor wafer. The method operates the rapid thermal process using a plurality of production wafers if the first temperature is within a tolerance of a specification temperature.

Monitoring low temperature rapid thermal anneal process using implanted wafers

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Shanghai, China

Tony Wang