Patents by Inventor George Dudnikov
George Dudnikov has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 9161447Abstract: A novel method for manufacturing embedded a capacitive stack and a novel capacitive stack apparatus are provided having a capacitive core that serves as a structural substrate on which alternating thin conductive foils and nanopowder-loaded dielectric layers may be added and tested for reliability. This layering and testing allows early fault detection of the thin dielectric layers of the capacitive stack. The capacitive stack may be configured to supply multiple isolated capacitive elements that provide segregated, device-specific decoupling capacitance to one or more electrical components. The capacitive stack may serve as a core substrate on which a plurality of additional signaling layers of a multilayer circuit board may be coupled.Type: GrantFiled: March 10, 2008Date of Patent: October 13, 2015Assignee: Sanmina-SCI CorporationInventor: George Dudnikov
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Patent number: 8713769Abstract: A novel method for manufacturing embedded a capacitive stack and a novel capacitive stack apparatus are provided having a capacitive core that serves as a structural substrate on which alternating thin conductive foils and nanopowder-loaded dielectric layers may be added and tested for reliability. This layering and testing allows early fault detection of the thin dielectric layers of the capacitive stack. The capacitive stack may be configured to supply multiple isolated capacitive elements that provide segregated, device-specific decoupling capacitance to one or more electrical components. The capacitive stack may serve as a core substrate on which a plurality of additional signaling layers of a multilayer circuit board may be coupled.Type: GrantFiled: March 10, 2008Date of Patent: May 6, 2014Assignee: Sanmina-Sci CorporationInventor: George Dudnikov
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Publication number: 20080216298Abstract: A novel method for manufacturing embedded a capacitive stack and a novel capacitive stack apparatus are provided having a capacitive core that serves as a structural substrate on which alternating thin conductive foils and nanopowder-loaded dielectric layers may be added and tested for reliability. This layering and testing allows early fault detection of the thin dielectric layers of the capacitive stack. The capacitive stack may be configured to supply multiple isolated capacitive elements that provide segregated, device-specific decoupling capacitance to one or more electrical components. The capacitive stack may serve as a core substrate on which a plurality of additional signaling layers of a multilayer circuit board may be coupled.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 10, 2008Publication date: September 11, 2008Applicant: SANMINA-SCI CORPORATIONInventor: George Dudnikov
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Publication number: 20080217049Abstract: A novel method for manufacturing embedded a capacitive stack and a novel capacitive stack apparatus are provided having a capacitive core that serves as a structural substrate on which alternating thin conductive foils and nanopowder-loaded dielectric layers may be added and tested for reliability. This layering and testing allows early fault detection of the thin dielectric layers of the capacitive stack. The capacitive stack may be configured to supply multiple isolated capacitive elements that provide segregated, device-specific decoupling capacitance to one or more electrical components. The capacitive stack may serve as a core substrate on which a plurality of additional signaling layers of a multilayer circuit board may be coupled.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 10, 2008Publication date: September 11, 2008Applicant: SANMINA-SCI CORPORATIONInventor: George Dudnikov
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Patent number: 7329831Abstract: Improved systems and methods for laser trimming resistors printed on a substrate layer are provided. An exemplary embodiment measures a resistance value for each annular resistor and sorts the annular resistors into one or more bins based on the measured resistance values and target resistance values associated with each resistor. A laser trim file may then be assigned to each bin based on a predictive trim formulation, where each laser trim file defines a set of configuration parameters for a laser drill to conform each resistor with their respective target value. The laser drill uses the laser trim files to trim the resistors within each bin in accordance with the laser trim file assigned to that bin.Type: GrantFiled: March 29, 2005Date of Patent: February 12, 2008Assignee: HADCO Santa Clara, Inc.Inventors: Nicholas Biunno, Atul Patel, Ken Ogle, George Dudnikov
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Patent number: 7297896Abstract: Improved systems and methods for laser trimming resistors are provided. An exemplary embodiment measures a resistance value for each resistor and sorts the resistors into one or more bins based on the measured resistance values and target resistance values associated with each resistor. A laser trim file may then be assigned to each bin based on a predictive trim formulation, where each laser trim file defines a set of configuration parameters for a laser drill to conform each resistor with their respective target value. The laser drill uses the laser trim files to trim the resistors within each bin in accordance with the laser trim file assigned to that bin.Type: GrantFiled: October 19, 2005Date of Patent: November 20, 2007Assignee: HADCO Santa Clara, Inc.Inventors: Nicholas Biunno, Atul Patel, Ken Ogle, George Dudnikov
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Publication number: 20060213882Abstract: Improved systems and methods for laser trimming resistors are provided. An exemplary embodiment measures a resistance value for each resistor and sorts the resistors into one or more bins based on the measured resistance values and target resistance values associated with each resistor. A laser trim file may then be assigned to each bin based on a predictive trim formulation, where each laser trim file defines a set of configuration parameters for a laser drill to conform each resistor with their respective target value. The laser drill uses the laser trim files to trim the resistors within each bin in accordance with the laser trim file assigned to that bin.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 19, 2005Publication date: September 28, 2006Inventors: Nicholas Biunno, Atul Patel, Ken Ogle, George Dudnikov
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Publication number: 20060199390Abstract: Systems and methods for simultaneously partitioning a plurality of via structures into electrically isolated portions by using plating resist within a PCB stackup are disclosed. Such via structures are made by selectively depositing plating resist in one or more locations in a sub-composite structure. A plurality of sub-composite structures with plating resist deposited in varying locations are laminated to form a PCB stackup of a desired PCB design. Through-holes are drilled through the PCB stackup through conductive layers, dielelectric layers and through the plating resist. Thus, the PCB panel has multiple through-holes that can then be plated simultaneously by placing the PCB panel into a seed bath, followed by immersion in an electroless copper bath. Such partitioned vias increase wiring density and limit stub formation in via structures. Such partitioned vias allow a plurality of electrical signals to traverse each electrically isolated portion without interference from each other.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 6, 2006Publication date: September 7, 2006Inventors: George Dudnikov, Franz Gisin
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Publication number: 20060181827Abstract: Protection for sensitive components on a printed circuit board by selectively depositing transient protection material on one or more layers of the printed circuit board is disclosed.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 16, 2006Publication date: August 17, 2006Inventors: George Dudnikov, Franz Gisin, Gregory Schroeder
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Publication number: 20060181826Abstract: The protection of sensitive components on printed circuit boards by using planar transient protection material in one or more layers of a printed circuit board stackup is disclosed.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 16, 2006Publication date: August 17, 2006Inventors: George Dudnikov, Franz Gisin, Gregory Schroeder
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Patent number: 6972391Abstract: Improved systems and methods for laser trimming annular resistors printed on a circuit board are provided. An exemplary embodiment measures a resistance value for each annular resistor and sorts the annular resistors into one or more bins based on the measured resistance values and target resistance values associated with each annular resistor. A laser trim file may then be assigned to each bin based on a predictive trim formulation, where each laser trim file defines a set of configuration parameters for a laser drill to conform each annular resistor with their respective target value. The laser drill uses laser trim files to trim the annular resistors within each bin in accordance with a laser trim file assigned to that bin.Type: GrantFiled: November 21, 2002Date of Patent: December 6, 2005Assignee: HADCO Santa Clara, Inc.Inventors: Nicholas Biunno, Atul Patel, Ken Ogle, George Dudnikov
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Patent number: 6940038Abstract: Improved systems and methods for laser trimming resistors printed on a substrate layer are provided. An exemplary embodiment measures a resistance value for each annular resistor and sorts the annular resistors into one or more bins based on the measured resistance values and target resistance values associated with each resistor. A laser trim file may then be assigned to each bin based on a predictive trim formulation, where each laser trim file defines a set of configuration parameters for a laser drill to conform each resistor with their respective target value. The laser drill uses the laser trim files to trim the resistors within each bin in accordance with the laser trim file assigned to that bin.Type: GrantFiled: June 3, 2003Date of Patent: September 6, 2005Assignee: Sanmina-SCI CorporationInventors: Nicholas Biunno, Atul Patel, Ken Ogle, George Dudnikov
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Publication number: 20050168318Abstract: Improved systems and methods for laser trimming resistors printed on a substrate layer are provided. An exemplary embodiment measures a resistance value for each annular resistor and sorts the annular resistors into one or more bins based on the measured resistance values and target resistance values associated with each resistor. A laser trim file may then be assigned to each bin based on a predictive trim formulation, where each laser trim file defines a set of configuration parameters for a laser drill to conform each resistor with their respective target value. The laser drill uses the laser trim files to trim the resistors within each bin in accordance with the laser trim file assigned to that bin.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 29, 2005Publication date: August 4, 2005Inventors: Nicholas Biunno, Atul Patel, Ken Ogle, George Dudnikov
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Publication number: 20040099646Abstract: Improved systems and methods for laser trimming annular resistors printed on a circuit board are provided. An exemplary embodiment measures a resistance value for each annular resistor and sorts the annular resistors into one or more bins based on the measured resistance values and target resistance values associated with each annular resistor. A laser trim file may then be assigned to each bin based on a predictive trim formulation, where each laser trim file defines a set of configuration parameters for a laser drill to conform each annular resistor with their respective target value. The laser drill uses the laser trim files to trim the annular resistors within each bin in accordance with the laser trim file assigned to that bin.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 21, 2002Publication date: May 27, 2004Inventors: Nicholas Biunno, Atul Patel, Ken Ogle, George Dudnikov
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Publication number: 20040099647Abstract: Improved systems and methods for laser trimming resistors printed on a substrate layer are provided. An exemplary embodiment measures a resistance value for each annular resistor and sorts the annular resistors into one or more bins based on the measured resistance values and target resistance values associated with each resistor. A laser trim file may then be assigned to each bin based on a predictive trim formulation, where each laser trim file defines a set of configuration parameters for a laser drill to conform each resistor with their respective target value. The laser drill uses the laser trim files to trim the resistors within each bin in accordance with the laser trim file assigned to that bin.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 3, 2003Publication date: May 27, 2004Inventors: Nicholas Biunno, Atul Patel, Ken Ogle, George Dudnikov