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Goth; George R. Patent Filings

Goth; George R.

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Goth; George R..The latest application filed is for "reduction of chemical mechanical planarization (cmp) scratches with sacrificial dielectric polish stop".

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  • Goth; George R. - Poughkeepsie NY
  • Goth; George R. - Jericho VT
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Patent Activity
PatentDate
Reduction of chemical mechanical planarization (CMP) scratches with sacrificial dielectric polish stop
Grant 6,967,375 - Gehres , et al. November 22, 2
2005-11-22
Reduction of chemical mechanical planarization (CMP) scratches with sacrificial dielectric polish stop
App 20050151192 - Gehres, Rainer E. ;   et al.
2005-07-14
Methods to control the threshold voltage of a deep trench corner device
Grant 6,518,145 - Alsmeier , et al. February 11, 2
2003-02-11
Self-aligned corner Vt enhancement with isolation channel stop by ion implantation
App 20020179997 - Goth, George R. ;   et al.
2002-12-05
Self-aligned metal process for integrated circuit metallization
Grant 4,758,528 - Goth , et al. * July 19, 1
1988-07-19
Lateral device structures using self-aligned fabrication techniques
Grant 4,743,565 - Goth , et al. May 10, 1
1988-05-10
Method of making shallow junction complementary vertical bipolar transistor pair
Grant 4,719,185 - Goth January 12, 1
1988-01-12
Method of forming self-aligned P contact
Grant 4,717,678 - Goth January 5, 1
1988-01-05
Method of making trench-incorporated monolithic semiconductor capacitor and high density dynamic memory cells including the capacitor
Grant 4,704,368 - Goth , et al. November 3, 1
1987-11-03
Lateral device structures using self-aligned fabrication techniques
Grant 4,688,073 - Goth , et al. August 18, 1
1987-08-18
Planarization process for organic filling of deep trenches
Grant 4,665,007 - Cservak , et al. May 12, 1
1987-05-12
Metal silicide channel stoppers for integrated circuits and method for making the same
Grant 4,589,193 - Goth , et al. May 20, 1
1986-05-20
Method of selectively exposing the sidewalls of a trench and its use to the forming of a metal silicide substrate contact for dielectric filled deep trench isolated devices
Grant 4,549,927 - Goth , et al. October 29, 1
1985-10-29
Method for making metal contact studs between first level metal and regions of a semiconductor device compatible with polyimide-filled deep trench isolation schemes
Grant 4,541,168 - Galie , et al. September 17, 1
1985-09-17
Trench etch process for dielectric isolation
Grant 4,534,826 - Goth , et al. August 13, 1
1985-08-13
Lateral device structures using self-aligned fabrication techniques
Grant 4,508,579 - Goth , et al. April 2, 1
1985-04-02
Self-aligned metal process for integrated circuit metallization
Grant 4,400,865 - Goth , et al. August 30, 1
1983-08-30
Forming adjacent impurity regions in a semiconductor by oxide masking
Grant 4,151,010 - Goth April 24, 1
1979-04-24
Wafer Transport System
Grant 3,731,823 - Goth May 8, 1
1973-05-08

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