Raina; Kanwal K.

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Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Raina; Kanwal K..The latest application filed is for "nitrogen and phosphorus doped amorphous silicon as resistor for field emission display device baseplate".

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Raina; Kanwal K. - Boise ID

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Field emission display with smooth aluminum film Grant 7,268,481 - Raina September 11, 2	2007-09-11
Nitrogen and phosphorus doped amorphous silicon as resistor for field emission display device baseplate Grant 7,239,075 - Raina , et al. July 3, 2	2007-07-03
Nitrogen and phosphorus doped amorphous silicon as resistor for field emission display device baseplate App 20070029918 - Raina; Kanwal K. ; et al.	2007-02-08
Aluminum-containing film derived from using hydrogen and oxygen gas in sputter deposition Grant 7,161,211 - Raina , et al. January 9, 2	2007-01-09
Method to increase the emission current in FED displays through the surface modification of the emitters Grant 7,101,586 - Raina September 5, 2	2006-09-05
Method of forming nitrogen and phosphorus doped amorphous silicon as resistor for field emission display device baseplate Grant 7,097,526 - Raina , et al. August 29, 2	2006-08-29
Field emission display device Grant 7,088,037 - Raina August 8, 2	2006-08-08
Field emission display with smooth aluminum film Grant 7,052,923 - Raina May 30, 2	2006-05-30
Method of forming nitrogen and phosphorus doped amorphous silicon as resistor for field emission display device baseplate App 20050266765 - Raina, Kanwal K. ; et al.	2005-12-01
Field Emission Display With Smooth Aluminum Film App 20050164417 - Raina, Kanwal K.	2005-07-28
Nitrogen and phosphorus doped amorphous silicon as resistor for field emission display device baseplate Grant 6,911,766 - Raina , et al. June 28, 2	2005-06-28
Method of forming substantially hillock-free aluminum-containing components Grant 6,893,905 - Raina , et al. May 17, 2	2005-05-17
Field emission display with smooth aluminum film App 20050029925 - Raina, Kanwal K.	2005-02-10
Field emission display with smooth aluminum film Grant 6,838,815 - Raina January 4, 2	2005-01-04
Method to increase the emission current in FED displays through the surface modification of the emitters App 20040266308 - Raina, Kanwal K.	2004-12-30
Field emission display cathode assembly Grant 6,831,403 - Moradi , et al. December 14, 2	2004-12-14
Nitrogen and phosphorus doped amorphous silicon as resistor for field emission display device baseplate App 20040036399 - Raina, Kanwal K. ; et al.	2004-02-26
Electron emission devices and field emission display devices having buffer layer of microcrystalline silicon Grant 6,657,376 - Raina , et al. December 2, 2	2003-12-02
Deposition of smooth aluminum films Grant 6,638,399 - Raina October 28, 2	2003-10-28
Nitrogen and phosphorus doped amorphous silicon as resistor for field emission device baseplate Grant 6,635,983 - Raina , et al. October 21, 2	2003-10-21
Method of using hydrogen gas in sputter deposition of aluminum-containing films and aluminum-containing films derived therefrom App 20030127744 - Raina, Kanwal K. ; et al.	2003-07-10
Field emission display cathode assembly App 20030094892 - Moradi, Behnam ; et al.	2003-05-22
Electron emission apparatus Grant 6,545,407 - Raina April 8, 2	2003-04-08
Deposition of smooth aluminum films Grant 6,537,427 - Raina March 25, 2	2003-03-25
Deposition of smooth aluminum films App 20020195924 - Raina, Kanwal K.	2002-12-26
Substantially hillock-free aluminum-containing components App 20020190387 - Raina, Kanwal K. ; et al.	2002-12-19
Method of forming resistor with adhesion layer for electron emission device Grant 6,461,211 - Raina , et al. October 8, 2	2002-10-08
Method to increase the emission current in FED displays through the surface modification of the emitters App 20020136830 - Raina, Kanwal K.	2002-09-26
Method to increase the emission current in FED displays through the surface modification of the emitters App 20020119328 - Raina, Kanwal K.	2002-08-29
Field emission display with smooth aluminum film App 20020096993 - Raina, Kanwal K.	2002-07-25
Suppression of hillock formation in thin aluminum films Grant 6,348,403 - Raina , et al. February 19, 2	2002-02-19
Methods of forming electron emission devices App 20010035706 - Raina, Kanwal K. ; et al.	2001-11-01
Field emission device with buffer layer and method of making Grant 6,211,608 - Raina , et al. April 3, 2	2001-04-03
Display device with silicon-containing adhesion layer Grant 6,137,214 - Raina October 24, 2	2000-10-24
Methods of manufacturing microelectronic substrate assemblies for use in planarization processes Grant 6,106,351 - Raina , et al. August 22, 2	2000-08-22
Field emission device with silicon-containing adhesion layer Grant 6,064,149 - Raina May 16, 2	2000-05-16
Field emission display cathode assembly government rights Grant 6,015,323 - Moradi , et al. January 18, 2	2000-01-18
Aluminum-containing films derived from using hydrogen and oxygen gas in sputter deposition Grant 5,969,423 - Raina , et al. October 19, 1	1999-10-19

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