H03H 2009/02267
Having dimensions of atomic scale
Official title: {having dimensions of atomic scale, e.g. involving electron transfer across vibration gap}
H03H2009/02267 (Having dimensions of atomic scale) appears on 6 US grants and 4 published applications in this corpus.
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Recent patents
- Hafnium-zirconium oxide (HZO) ferroelectric transducer and method of making the same19 Jul 2022US 11,393,973 B2University of Florida Research Foundation, Inc.
- Method for detecting a perturbation by hysteretic cycle using a nonlinear electromechanical resonator and device using the method6 Nov 2018US 10,119,856 B2Centre National De La Recherche Scientifique
- Resonator with reduced acceleration sensitivity and phase noise using time domain switch23 Apr 2013US 8,427,249 B1The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Navy
- Nano-electromechanical circuit using co-planar transmission line17 Aug 2010US 7,776,661 B2Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation
- Electromechanical electron transfer devices8 May 2007US 7,214,571 B2Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation
- Hafnium-zirconium oxide (hzo) ferroelectric transducer and method of making the same4 Jun 2020US 2020/0177152 A1University of Florida Research Foundation, Inc.
- Method for detecting a perturbation by hysteretic cycle using a nonlinear electromechanical resonator and device using the method4 Jun 2015US 2015/0153221 A1Centre National De La Recherche Scientifique
- Nano-electromechanical circuit using co-planar transmission line15 Jan 2009US 2009/0015351 A1Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation
- Electromechanical electron transfer devices19 Jan 2006US 2006/0011998 A1Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation
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By later US patents
- Resonator with reduced acceleration sensitivity and phase noise using time domain switch21US 8,427,249 B1The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Navy · 2013
- Electromechanical electron transfer devices9US 6,946,693 B1Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation · 2005
- Electromechanical electron transfer devices5US 7,214,571 B2Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation · 2007
- Hafnium-zirconium oxide (HZO) ferroelectric transducer and method of making the same1US 11,393,973 B2University of Florida Research Foundation, Inc. · 2022
- Nano-electromechanical circuit using co-planar transmission line1US 7,776,661 B2Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation · 2010