Mars; Danny E.

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Mars; Danny E..The latest application filed is for "nanostructure optoelectronic device with independently controllable junctions".

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Mars; Danny E. - Los Altos CA

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Nanostructure optoelectronic device with independently controllable junctions Grant 9,806,111 - Kim , et al. October 31, 2	2017-10-31
Nanostructure Optoelectronic Device With Independently Controllable Junctions App 20140134769 - Kim; James C. ; et al.	2014-05-15
Nanostructure optoelectronic device with independently controllable junctions Grant 8,659,037 - Kim , et al. February 25, 2	2014-02-25
Nanostructure optoelectronic device having sidewall electrical contact Grant 8,476,637 - Kim , et al. July 2, 2	2013-07-02
Multi-junction solar cell having sidewall bi-layer electrical interconnect Grant 8,431,817 - Kim , et al. April 30, 2	2013-04-30
Nanostructure Array Transistor App 20120025169 - Mars; Danny E. ; et al.	2012-02-02
Multi-junction Solar Cell Having Sidewall Bi-layer Electrical Interconnect App 20110297214 - Kim; James C. ; et al.	2011-12-08
Nanostructure Optoelectronic Device Having Sidewall Electrical Contact App 20110297913 - Kim; James C. ; et al.	2011-12-08
Nanostructure Optoelectronic Device With Independently Controllable Junctions App 20110299074 - Kim; James C. ; et al.	2011-12-08
Tunnel-junction structure incorporating N-type layer comprising nitrogen and a group VI dopant Grant 7,123,638 - Leary , et al. October 17, 2	2006-10-17
Tunnel-junction structure incorporating N-type layer comprising nitrogen and a group VI dopant App 20050083979 - Leary, Michael Howard ; et al.	2005-04-21
Group III-V semiconductor devices including semiconductor materials made by spatially-selective intermixing of atoms on the group V sublattice Grant 6,878,959 - Bour , et al. April 12, 2	2005-04-12
Efficiency GaN-based light emitting devices Grant 6,853,663 - Hasnain , et al. February 8, 2	2005-02-08
Method and apparatus for improving wavelength stability for InGaAsN devices App 20040161006 - Chang, Ying-Lan ; et al.	2004-08-19
Method and apparatus for selective execution of microfluidic circuits utilizing electrically addressable gas generators Grant 6,756,018 - Nishimura , et al. June 29, 2	2004-06-29
Group III-V semiconductor devices including semiconductor materials made by spatially-selective intermixing of atoms on the group V sublattice App 20040099856 - Bour, David P. ; et al.	2004-05-27
Method and apparatus for selective execution of microfluidic circuits utilizing electrically addressable gas generators App 20020137229 - Nishimura, Ken A. ; et al.	2002-09-26
Efficiency GaN-based light emitting devices App 20020110172 - Hasnain, Ghulam ; et al.	2002-08-15
Efficient phosphor-conversion led structure Grant 6,155,699 - Miller , et al. December 5, 2	2000-12-05
Long-wavelength infra-red vertical cavity surface-emitting laser on a gallium arsenide substrate Grant 5,805,624 - Yang , et al. September 8, 1	1998-09-08

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