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US 7,547,647 B2Granted
Method of making a structure
AssigneeHewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.
InventorsGregory S. Herman, Peter Mardilovich, Chinmay Betrabet, Chih-hung Chang, Yu-jen Chang, Doo-Hyoung Lee, Mark W. Hoskins
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Abstract
A method for making a structure includes depositing a solution upon a surface and irradiating the solution with microwaves to crystallize solute of the solution on the surface.
Claims61
A method for making a structure, comprising:
- depositing a solution upon a surface;
- and
- irradiating the solution with microwaves to crystallize solute of the solution on the surface wherein the crystallized solute forms a continuous thin film, wherein the surface is of a material configured to substantially absorb microwaves of a first frequency and wherein the solution is irradiated with microwaves at a second frequency which crystallizes to the solute of the solution on the surface but which is not substantially absorbed by the surface.
A structure formed by:
- depositing a solution upon a surface;
- and
- irradiating the solution with microwave to crystallize solute of the solution on the surface so as to crystallize solute of the solution to form a continuous film of the crystallized solute on the surface, wherein the structure includes a channel adjacent the crystallized solute configured to direct fluid flow.
A method for making a structure, comprising:
- depositing a solution upon a surface;
- irradiating the solution with microwave to crystallize solute of the solution on the surface;
- a cavity formed by depositing material upon the crystallized solute and sacrificing the crystallized solute.
A method for making a structure, comprising:
- depositing a solution upon a surface;
- and
- irradiating the solution with microwaves to crystallize solute of the solution on the surface wherein the crystallized solute forms a continuous thin film, wherein the solute comprises a p-type material and wherein the method further includes depositing a n-type material upon the solute.
A method for making a structure, comprising:
- depositing a solution upon a surface;
- and
- irradiating the solution with microwaves to crystallize solute of the solution on the surface wherein the crystallized solute forms a continuous thin film, wherein the solute comprises a catalytic material in wherein the catalytic material is selected from a group of materials including:
- ZnO, CeO2, ZrO2, TiO2, Al203, SiO2 supports with metallic catalytic particles.
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A method for making a structure, comprising:
- depositing a solution upon a surface;
- and
- irradiating the solution with microwaves to crystallize solute of the solution on the surface, wherein the crystallized solute forms a continuous thin film, wherein the surface extends between a source electrode and a drain electrode and wherein the solute comprises a semiconductive material.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.