Shay; Joseph Leo
Patent Applications and Registrations
Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Shay; Joseph Leo.The latest application filed is for "etching of iii-v semiconductor materials with h.sub.2 s in the preparation of heterodiodes to facilitate the deposition of cadmium sulfide".
- Shay; Joseph Leo - Marlboro NJ
| Patent | Date |
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| Etching of III-V semiconductor materials with H.sub.2 S in the preparation of heterodiodes to facilitate the deposition of cadmium sulfide Grant 4,039,357 - Bachmann , et al. August 2, 1 | 1977-08-02 |
| Annealing solar cells of InP/CdS Grant 3,988,172 - Bachmann , et al. October 26, 1 | 1976-10-26 |
| Heterojunction photovoltaic devices employing I-III-VI compounds Grant 3,978,510 - Kasper , et al. August 31, 1 | 1976-08-31 |
| Near-infrared light emitting diodes and detectors employing CdSnP.sub.2 :InP heterodiodes Grant 3,913,212 - Bachmann , et al. October 21, 1 | 1975-10-21 |
| Group I-iii-vi Semiconductors Grant 3,767,471 - Kasper , et al. October 23, 1 | 1973-10-23 |
| Near-infrared Detector Employing Cadmium Tin Phosphide Grant 3,636,354 - Leheny , et al. January 18, 1 | 1972-01-18 |
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