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Years Active: 1996-2006
Randolph D. Schueller is a renowned inventor in the field of electronics and semiconductors. Currently based in Austin, TX (US), Schueller has been credited with 8 patents related to field emission devices and semiconductor manufacturing. His latest patents involve a gated electron emitter having a supported gate for improved mechanical stability and decreased leakage current.
The gated electron emitter device comprises an intricate network of support layers, dielectric layers, and emission tips made of carbon-based materials. The gate and support layers have openings that are specifically sized to provide mechanical support to the gate electrode. Similarly, dielectric layers with openings of different sizes between the emitter tips and gate electrode help in reducing leakage current.
Schueller has worked with several organizations in the past, including Altera Corporation and Trepton Research Group, Inc. where he may have worked with Susan Hong and Kent Kalar, who were his colleagues.
Schueller's patented inventions have received widespread recognition in the semiconductor industry and have contributed towards the advancement of field emission devices. With his expertise and innovative streak, Schueller is a valuable asset to the field of electronics and semiconductors.
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