Jeffrey C Baker

6373174, Apr 16, 2002

Dec 10, 1999

09/459119

Albert Alec Talin - Scottsdale AZ
Curtis D. Moyer - Phoenix AZ
Kenneth A. Dean - Phoenix AZ
Jeffrey H. Baker - Chandler AZ
Steven A. Voight - Gilbert AZ

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

H01J 102

313309, 313310, 313351, 313495, 313497, 445 24

A field emission device ( ) includes a substrate ( ), a cathode ( ) formed thereon, a plurality of electron emitters ( ) and a plurality of gate electrodes ( ) proximately disposed to the plurality of electron emitters ( ) for effecting electron emission therefrom, a dielectric layer ( ) having a major surface ( ), a surface passivation layer ( ) formed on the major surface ( ), and an anode ( ) spaced from the gate electrodes ( ).

6422512, Jul 23, 2002

Aug 30, 2000

09/651477

Donald J. Lewis - Scottsdale AZ
Terry W. Merrifield - Scottsdale AZ
Steven R. Hailstone - Chandler AZ
Steven K. Butt - Mesa AZ
Jeffrey Allyn Baker - Phoenix AZ
Shyam S. Karigiri - Phoenix AZ

Goodrich Corporation - Charlotte NC

B64D 2504

244121, 244122 AG, 244122 B

An inflatable restraint system for holding and securing an aircrew member in his seat during ejection from an aircraft has one or more members forming a shield around him or her. The system is controlled to inflate after the aircrew member has started the sequence of ejection and before the rockets that power the seat from the aircraft are ignited. The forces of windblast are deflected by the inflatable restraint from the aircrew member as the aircrew member enters into and remains in the windblast and in his seat.

6471001, Oct 29, 2002

Oct 6, 1999

09/413838

Jeffrey A. Baker - Phoenix AZ
Leibert K. Danielson - Phoenix AZ

The B.F. Goodrich Corporation - Charlotte NC

B64D 2500

182 48, 244137 P

An aircraft life raft assembly for use as a deployable escape slide from an egress opening of an aircraft. The escape slide is a longitudinally extending structure with a center line that extends from the head end of the slide, adjacent the egress opening, to a toe end that is located adjacent the horizontally extending ground plane. Pressurizing means is operative to inflate the escape slide, which escape slide has panels or panel members of flexible material with an upper sliding surface that extends in the longitudinal direction. The escape slide has a portion of its length that is curvilinear in plan view, which curvilinear portion maybe close to the egress opening of the aircraft or anywhere along the length of the escape slide.

6698545, Mar 2, 2004

Apr 9, 2002

10/120076

Jeffrey A. Baker - Phoenix AZ
Leibert K. Danielson - Phoenix AZ

Goodrich Corporation - Charlotte NC

B64D 2500

182 48, 244137 P

An aircraft life raft assembly for use as a deployable escape slide from an egress opening of an aircraft. The escape slide is a longitudinally extending structure with a center line that extends from the head end of the slide, adjacent the egress opening, to a toe end that is located adjacent the horizontally extending ground plane. Pressurizing means is operative to inflate the escape slide, which escape slide has panels or panel members of flexible material with an upper sliding surface that extends in the longitudinal direction. The escape slide has a portion of its length that is curvilinear in plan view, which curvilinear portion maybe close to the egress opening of the aircraft or anywhere along the length of the escape slide.

6764874, Jul 20, 2004

Jan 30, 2003

10/356217

Ruth Yu-Ai Zhang - Gilbert AZ
Islamshah Amlani - Chandler AZ
Jeffrey H. Baker - Chandler AZ

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

H01L 5140

438 99, 257 24, 257368

A method of fabricating a nanotube structure which includes providing a substrate, depositing a supporting layer and an active catalyst film layer onto the substrate, and forming at least one nanotube on the surface of the substrate using a reaction chamber having a growth temperature of less than 850Â C.

6885074, Apr 26, 2005

Nov 27, 2002

10/306250

Mark A. Durlam - Chandler AZ, US
Jeffrey H. Baker - Chandler AZ, US
Brian R. Butcher - Gilbert AZ, US
Mark F. Deherrera - Tempe AZ, US
John J. D'Urso - Chandler AZ, US
Earl D. Fuchs - Phoenix AZ, US
Gregory W. Grynkewich - Gilbert AZ, US
Kelly W. Kyler - Mesa AZ, US
Jaynal A. Molla - Gilbert AZ, US
J. Jack Ren - Phoenix AZ, US
Nicholas D. Rizzo - Gilbert AZ, US

Freescale Semiconductor, Inc. - Austin TX

H01L029/82
H01L027/14

257422, 257252

A method for fabricating a cladded conductor () for use in a magnetoelectronics device is provided. The method includes providing a substrate () and forming a conductive barrier layer () overlying the substrate (). A dielectric layer () is formed overlying the conductive barrier layer () and a conducting line () is formed within a portion of the dielectric layer (). The dielectric layer () is removed and a flux concentrator () is formed overlying the conducting line ().

6923483, Aug 2, 2005

Jan 10, 2002

10/250602

Paul G. Curry - Phoenix AZ, US
Wesley Pack - Gilbert AZ, US
Steve Hailstone - Chandler AZ, US
Jeffrey A. Baker - Zeeland MI, US
Robert V. McClenathan - Wixom MI, US
Michael T. Vecchio - Livonia MI, US
Saeed David Barbat - Farmington Hills MI, US
Priyaranjan Prasad - Plymouth MI, US

Universal Propulsion Company, Inc. - Phoenix AZ

B60R019/20

293107, 180274, 342 72

An airbag () for mounting in the bumper () of a motor vehicle () is provided. The airbag can have an up-side-down “L” shape or a cylindrical shape. Further, multiple bags can be combined within one system. The airbag is configured to cover substantially the width of the vehicle upon deployment and also provide protection to the occupant of a struck vehicle () in the event the occupant is partially expelled from the struck vehicle in the direction of the bag. The airbag is combined with an inflation (), collision sensor () and an electronic control unit () to form the airbag system.

7083880, Aug 1, 2006

Aug 15, 2002

10/222734

Albert Alec Talin - Scottsdale AZ, US
Jeffrey H. Baker - Chandler AZ, US
William J. Dauksher - Mesa AZ, US
Andy Hooper - Chandler AZ, US
Douglas J. Resnick - Phoenix AZ, US

Freescale Semiconductor, Inc. - Austin TX

G03F 1/00
G03C 5/00

430 5, 430311, 430319, 430320, 430322

This invention relates to semiconductor devices, microelectronic devices, micro electro mechanical devices, microfluidic devices, photonic devices, and more particularly to a lithographic template, a method of forming the lithographic template and a method for forming devices with the lithographic template. The lithographic template () is formed having a substrate (), a transparent conductive layer () formed on a surface () of the substrate () by low pressure sputtering to a thickness that allows for preferably 90% transmission of ultraviolet light therethrough, and a patterning layer () formed on a surface () of the transparent conductive layer (). The template () is used in the fabrication of a semiconductor device () for affecting a pattern in device () by positioning the template () in close proximity to semiconductor device () having a radiation sensitive material formed thereon and applying a pressure to cause the radiation sensitive material to flow into the relief image present on the template. Radiation is then applied through the template so as to cure portions of the radiation sensitive material and define the pattern in the radiation sensitive material. The template () is then removed to complete fabrication of semiconductor device ().