Jian W Lin

6937627, Aug 30, 2005

Jan 6, 2003

10/337081

Jian Lin - Sunnyvale CA, US

H01S003/30
H01S003/10
H01S003/083

372 6, 372 94, 372 20

A fiber-based ring cavity tunable laser is disclosed in this invention that has full range high speed tuning achieved by combining a optical tunable filter with a period comb-shaped filter with central wavelengths anchored on International Telecommunication Union (ITU) grids. By using segments of dispersion managed fibers with predefined segment lengths the group delay differences are also reduced. The temperature sensitivity of optical transmission is also reduced by arranging the longitudinal axis of different segments of the optical fibers to orient with a relative angular difference, e. g. , with an angular difference of ninety degrees.

7089782, Aug 15, 2006

Jan 9, 2003

10/339172

Jian Lin - Milpitas CA, US
Volker Geissler - Dresden, DE
Jens-Michael Wendler - Dippoldiswalde, DE

Applied Materials, Inc. - Santa Clara CA

G01M 3/02

73 37

A test station for testing polishing heads for planarizing semiconductor wafers and other substrates has a head positioning control system which can precisely position the polishing head at one of many electronically controlled positions above the test station platform. The test station may also include a lateral carriage assembly which supports the polishing head above a base plate of the station and permits the polishing head to be moved in a gliding motion above the surface of the test station test wafer. A sensor senses when the carriage of the assembly is moved from a load position. In response, the test station controller causes a vertical actuator to lift the head mount in the vertical or Z direction. In this position, there is sufficient clearance for the polishing head being carried by the carriage to slide under the head mount and into position for mounting to the head adapter. The carriage includes a carriage plate, the top surface of which defines a generally disk segment shaped recess which is sized and shaped to receive the bottom of a polishing head of a first size, such as a polishing head adapted to hold 300 mm semiconductor wafers for polishing, for example.

7167513, Jan 23, 2007

Dec 31, 2001

10/038860

Ernest T. Tsui - Cupertino CA, US
Jian Lin - San Jose CA, US

Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA

H03H 7/30
H03H 7/40
H03K 5/159

375229, 333 18, 333 28, 342194, 375147, 375296, 375324, 375346, 708300, 708819

An in-phase and guadrature (IQ) imbalance error-correction method includes estimating, on the basis of a constellation error in a received orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) signal, an extent of an I/Q imbalance error, caused by direct IQ conversion of the received OFDM signal. On the basis of that extent, an equalizing transformation that reduces that error is estimated.

7653164, Jan 26, 2010

Sep 15, 2004

10/942248

Jian Lin - San Jose CA, US
Ernest Tsui - Cupertino CA, US

Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA

H04B 1/10

375350, 375136, 375142, 375143, 375144, 375145, 375147, 375149, 375150, 375152, 375326, 375335, 375340, 375345, 375346, 375347, 375348, 375349

Embodiments of an adaptive in-phase (I) and/or quadrature-phase (Q) imbalance correction for multicarrier wireless communication systems is generally described.

7702883, Apr 20, 2010

May 5, 2005

11/122071

Jian Lin - San Jose CA, US
Anthony L. Chun - Los Altos CA, US

Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA

G06F 12/00

711220, 711 5, 711E12002, 711E12005

A variable-width memory may comprise multiple memory banks from which data may be selectively read in such a way that overall memory access requirements may be reduced, which may result in associated reduction in power consumption.

7927190, Apr 19, 2011

Mar 17, 2008

12/049650

Hung Chih Chen - Santa Clara CA, US
Steven M. Zuniga - Soquel CA, US
Charles C. Garretson - San Jose CA, US
Douglas R. McAllister - Pleasanton CA, US
Jian Lin - Milpitas CA, US
Stacy Meyer - San Jose CA, US
Sidney P. Huey - Fremont CA, US
Jeonghoon Oh - Sunnyvale CA, US
Trung T. Doan - Los Gatos CA, US
Jeffrey Schmidt - San Jose CA, US
Martin S. Wohlert - San Jose CA, US
Kerry F. Hughes - San Francisco CA, US
James C. Wang - Saratoga CA, US
Danny Cam Toan Lu - San Francisco CA, US
Romain Beau De Lamenie - Menlo Park CA, US
Venkata R. Balagani - Gilroy CA, US
Aden Martin Allen - Oakland CA, US
Michael Jon Fong - Mill Valley CA, US

Applied Materials, Inc. - Santa Clara CA

B24B 5/00

451398, 451 41, 451285

A retaining ring can be shaped by machining or lapping the bottom surface of the ring to form a shaped profile in the bottom surface. The bottom surface of the retaining ring can include flat, sloped and curved portions. The lapping can be performed using a machine that dedicated for use in lapping the bottom surface of retaining rings. During the lapping the ring can be permitted to rotate freely about an axis of the ring. The bottom surface of the retaining ring can have curved or flat portions.

8037191, Oct 11, 2011

Nov 10, 2008

12/267955

Jian Lin - Pleasant Hill CA, US
Zheng Yuan - San Jose CA, US

Cisco Technology, Inc. - San Jose CA

G06F 15/16

709227

In one embodiment, a remote access session may be established between a first computer and a second computer. In response to detecting a device in low-level local communication with the first computer via a first local communication port of the first computer, the low-level local communication at the first local communication port may be intercepted and transmitted to the second computer via the remote access session. Then, the low-level local communication may be injected to a second local communication port of the second computer, wherein the second computer responds to the low-level local communication as though the device were located at the second local communication port of the second computer. For example, the device may be configured to autoconnect with the second computer via the remote access session when the device is connected to the first computer.

8066551, Nov 29, 2011

Apr 18, 2011

13/089174

Hung Chih Chen - Sunnyvale CA, US
Steven M. Zuniga - Soquel CA, US
Charles C. Garretson - San Jose CA, US
Douglas R. McAllister - Pleasanton CA, US
Jian Lin - Milpitas CA, US
Stacy Meyer - San Jose CA, US
Sidney P. Huey - Fremont CA, US
Jeonghoon Oh - San Jose CA, US
Trung T. Doan - Los Gatos CA, US
Jeffrey P. Schmidt - San Jose CA, US
Martin S. Wohlert - San Jose CA, US
Kerry F. Hughes - San Francisco CA, US
James C. Wang - Saratoga CA, US
Danny Cam Toan Lu - San Francisco CA, US
Romain Beau De Lamenie - Menlo Park CA, US
Venkata R. Balagani - Gilroy CA, US
Aden Martin Allen - Oakland CA, US
Michael Jon Fong - Mill Valley CA, US

Applied Materials, Inc. - Santa Clara CA

B24B 1/00

451 57, 451 59, 451398

A retaining ring can be shaped by machining or lapping the bottom surface of the ring to form a shaped profile in the bottom surface. The bottom surface of the retaining ring can include flat, sloped and curved portions. The lapping can be performed using a machine that dedicated for use in lapping the bottom surface of retaining rings. During the lapping the ring can be permitted to rotate freely about an axis of the ring. The bottom surface of the retaining ring can have curved or flat portions.