Ji B Li

6958814, Oct 25, 2005

Mar 1, 2002

10/090316

Peter G. Borden - San Mateo CA, US
Ji Ping Li - Fremont CA, US

Applied Materials, Inc. - Santa Clara CA

G01N021/55
G01N021/88

356432, 356445, 3562372

An apparatus measures a property of a layer (such as the sheet resistance of a conductive layer) by performing the following method: (1) focusing the heating beam on the heated a region (also called “heated region”) of the conductive layer (2) modulating the power of the heating beam at a predetermined frequency that is selected to be sufficiently low to ensure that at any time the temperature of the optically absorbing layer is approximately equal to (e. g. , within 90% of) a temperature of the optically absorbing layer when heated by an unmodulated beam, and (3) measuring the power of another beam that is (a) reflected by the heated region, and (b) modulated in phase with modulation of the heating beam. The measurement in act (3) can be used directly as a measure of the resistance (per unit area) of a conductive pad formed by patterning the conductive layer. Acts (1)-(3) can be repeated during fabrication of a semiconductor wafer, at each of a number of regions on a conductive layer, and any change in measurement indicates a corresponding change in resistance of the layer.

7141440, Nov 28, 2006

May 2, 2005

11/120427

Peter G. Borden - San Mateo CA, US
Ji Ping Li - Fremont CA, US

Applied Materials, Inc. - Santa Clara CA

H01L 21/00

438 5, 438 7, 438 10, 438 17, 3562375

A property of a layer is measured by: (1) focusing a heating beam on a region (also called “heated region”) of a conductive layer (2) modulating the power of the heating beam at a predetermined frequency that is selected to be sufficiently low to ensure that at any time the temperature of an optically absorbing layer is approximately equal to (e. g. , within 90% of) a temperature of the optically absorbing layer when heated by an unmodulated beam, and (3) measuring the power of another beam that is (a) reflected by the heated region, and (b) modulated in phase with modulation of the heating beam. The measurement in act (3) can be used directly as a measure of the resistance (per unit area) of a conductive pad formed by patterning the conductive layer. Change in measurement across regions indicates a corresponding change in resistance of the layer.

7146103, Dec 5, 2006

Jul 30, 2001

09/918886

Ting K Yee - Foster City CA, US
Peter H Chang - San Jose CA, US
Shin-Sheng Tarng - San Jose CA, US
Gregory M Cutler - Cupertino CA, US
Slava Yazhgur - Daly City CA, US
Ji Li - Cupertino CA, US
Laurence J Newell - Saratoga CA, US
James F Coward - Los Gatos CA, US
Michael W Rowan - Los Gatos CA, US
Norman L Swenson - Fremont CA, US
Matthew C Bashaw - Palo Alto CA, US

Forster Energy LLC - Las Vegas NV

H04J 14/02
H04J 1/00
H04J 1/04
H04J 1/08
H04B 10/04
H04B 10/05
H04B 10/08
H04B 10/145
H04B 10/148

398 68, 398 76, 398 82, 398 91, 398 95, 398152, 398163, 398184, 398196, 398205

A transmitter subsystem generates an optical signal which contains multiple subbands of information. The subbands have different polarization. For example, in one approach, two or more optical transmitters generate optical signals which have different polarization. An optical combiner optically combines the optical signals into a composite optical signal for transmission across an optical fiber. In another aspect, each optical transmitter generates an optical signal containing both a lower optical sideband and an upper optical sideband (i. e. , a double sideband optical signal). An optical filter selects the upper optical sideband of one optical signal and the lower optical sideband of another optical signal to produce a composite optical signal.

7346279, Mar 18, 2008

Mar 25, 2002

10/107085

Ji Li - San Jose CA, US
Laurence J. Newell - Mercer Island WA, US
Tin Vo - San Jose CA, US
Ting K. Yee - Foster City CA, US
Peter H. Chang - San Jose CA, US
Robert K. McElheny - Sunnyvale CA, US

Forster Energy LLC - Las Vegas NV

H04B 10/08
H04B 10/00

398 32, 398155

A heterodyne communication system uses coherent data modulation that is resistant to phase noise. In particular, a pilot tone and reference clock signal are transmitted along with the modulated data to form the basis of an electrical demodulation local oscillator at the receiver. The pilot tone and/or reference clock signal carry phase noise which is correlated with the phase noise in the data signal. At the receiver, the local oscillator is generated from the pilot tone and reference clock signal in a manner so that the local oscillator also has phase noise which is correlated with the phase noise in the data signal. Thus, the two noise components can be used to cancel each other during demodulation of the data signal using the local oscillator.

7447436, Nov 4, 2008

Aug 31, 2006

11/514381

Ting K. Yee - Foster City CA, US
Peter H. Chang - San Jose CA, US
Chin-Sheng Tarng - San Jose CA, US
Gregory M. Cutler - Cupertino CA, US
Slava Yazhgur - Daly City CA, US
Ji Li - Cupertino CA, US
Laurence J. Newell - Saratoga CA, US
James F. Coward - Los Gatos CA, US
Michael W. Rowan - Los Gatos CA, US
Norman L. Swenson - Fremont CA, US
Matthew C. Bradshaw - Palo Alto CA, US

Forster Energy LLC - Las Vegas NV

H04B 10/08
H04B 10/04
H04B 10/06
H04B 10/145
H04B 10/148
H04J 14/02
H04J 1/00
H04J 1/04
H04J 1/08

398 95, 398 68, 398 82, 398 91, 398152, 398163, 398184, 398196, 398205

A transmitter subsystem generates an optical signal which contains multiple subbands of information. The subbands have different polarizations. For example, in one approach, two or more optical transmitters generate optical signals which have different polarizations. An optical combiner optically combines the optical signals into a composite optical signal for transmission across an optical fiber. In another aspect, each optical transmitter generates an optical signal containing both a lower optical sideband and an upper optical sideband (i. e. , a double sideband optical signal). An optical filter selects the upper optical sideband of one optical signal and the lower optical sideband of another optical signal to produce a composite optical signal.

7620318, Nov 17, 2009

Jan 14, 2008

12/014019

Ji Li - San Jose CA, US
Laurence J. Newell - Mercer Island WA, US
Tin Vo - San Jose CA, US
Ting K. Yee - Foster City CA, US
Peter H. Chang - San Jose CA, US
Robert K. McElheny - Sunnyvale CA, US

H04B 10/08
H04B 10/00

398 32, 398155

A heterodyne communication system uses coherent data modulation that is resistant to phase noise. In particular, a pilot tone and reference clock signal are transmitted along with the modulated data to form the basis of an electrical demodulation local oscillator at the receiver. The pilot tone and/or reference clock signal carry phase noise which is correlated with the phase noise in the data signal. At the receiver, the local oscillator is generated from the pilot tone and reference clock signal in a manner so that the local oscillator also has phase noise which is correlated with the phase noise in the data signal. Thus, the two noise components can be used to cancel each other during demodulation of the data signal using the local oscillator.

20130266274, Oct 10, 2013

Apr 8, 2013

13/858932

- New Taipei, TW
YUAN-CHIEH LIN - Lake Forest CA, US
JIM ZHAO - Irvine CA, US
GANG PAUL CHEN - Walnut CA, US
JIE ZHENG - Rowland-Heights CA, US
JI LI - West Covina CA, US
AN-JEN YANG - Irvine CA, US

HON HAI PRECISION INDUSTRY CO., LTD. - New Taipei

G02B 6/42
G02B 6/43

385 89

An object of the present invention is to provide a new modular SLC (Surface Laminar Circuit) interconnect system for replacing the traditional ceramic substrate implanted with 56 Duece modules, the interconnect system includes an organizer for accurately positioning the connector assemblies, and a plurality of fully populated connector housings defining a pitch same as that defined by the Duece modules. Each connector housing defines two receiving slots to receive two SLC modules which are further commonly held by a heat sink above. Each SLC module is equipped with a plurality of micro-controllers, a plurality of OE glass lenses, a plurality of IC chips, and a molded lens and fiber able assembly.

20220414315, Dec 29, 2022

Jul 21, 2022

17/870412

- Redmond WA, US
Ji LI - San Jose CA, US

G06F 40/114
G06F 40/151
G06N 20/00
G06F 40/106
G06F 40/186

Systems and methods for providing a machine learning-powered framework to transform overloaded text documents is provided. The system generates a plurality of candidate templates offline. During runtime, the system accesses a text document and analyzes the text document to identify segmentation data. The segmentation data can indicate a plurality of segments derived from the text document. The system then accesses a plurality of candidate templates, whereby each candidate template comprises a plurality of pages having a different background element that shares a common theme. The plurality of candidate templates are ranked based on at least the segmentation data. The network then generates multiple presentation pages for each of a predetermined number of top ranked candidate templates by incorporating each of the plurality of segments into a corresponding page of the plurality of pages for each of the top ranked candidate templates. The multiple presentation pages are presented for each of the top ranked candidate templates as a recommendation.