Abstract: The present disclosure relates to semiconductor structures and, more particularly, to a photodetector and methods of manufacture. The structure includes: a photodetector; and a semiconductor material on the photodetector, the semiconductor material comprising a first dopant type, a second dopant type and intrinsic semiconductor material separating the first dopant type from the second dopant type.

Abstract: There is disclosed a sealed barrier container adapted to contain a supply of bulk food product for metered dispensing therefrom, of the type having a chamber to contain food product in a hopper, and a dispensing portion being in operative relation with the hopper. The front portion of the container is provided with a flexible boot mounted in the container which encloses the opening to the container therein. The boot has an inner end for mounting to the container in an overlying relationship with respect to the opening and a scoop carried by the boot. The scoop includes an elongate handle having an outer end extending through the outer end of the boot, and the inner end is adapted to retrieve product from the product ramp contained within the container. The boot permits the scoop to operate in a reciprocal as well as orbital and lateral fashion in order to simplify the process of food retrieval.

Abstract: There is provided a sealed barrier container for containing a supply of product in bulk form and providing limited access thereto for a user to meteringly dispense a portion thereof into a product receptacle, formed by an enclosed container including a product hopper for containing a supply of product, the hopper having an access panel movable between an access position and a closed position, a dispensing portion positioned in operative relation with respect to the hopper, the dispensing portion including a product ramp contained therein and in open communication with the hopper at one end, and in open communication with an exit chute at the opposed end, metering dispensing means positioned in operative relationship with respect to the product ramp and being rotatably mounted thereby to dispense metered amounts of bulk product from the hopper to the ramp, scoop means in operative relationship with respect to the ramp being reciprocable with respect to the exit chute, the scoop means including external control

Abstract: There is provided a sealed barrier container for containing a supply of product in bulk form and providing limited access thereto for a user to meteringly dispense a portion thereof into a product receptacle, formed by an enclosed container including a product hopper for containing a supply of product, the hopper having an access panel movable between an access position and a closed position, a dispensing portion positioned in operative relation with respect to the hopper, the dispensing portion including a product ramp contained therein and in open communication with the hopper at one end, and in open communication with an exit chute at the opposed end, metering dispensing means positioned in operative relationship with respect to the product ramp and being rotatably mounted thereby to dispense metered amounts of bulk product from the hopper to the ramp, scoop means in operative relationship with respect to the ramp being reciprocable with respect to the exit chute, the scoop means including external control

Abstract: There is provided a sealed container for accommodating a plurality of product in bulk form, and providing limited access thereto for a user to withdraw a portion of said products from said container, the sealed barrier formed by a bottom wall, side walls, a top wall and a front wall, one of the walls provided with a first aperture bound by a perimeter delineating an opening for access to the interior confines of the container, a flexible pouch barrier having a perimetric opening and being sealed around the perimeter of the first aperture, the flexible pouch barrier positioned within the interior confines of the container, the flexible barrier being sufficiently flexible and pliable to adjust to the contour of the hand of the user, and a second aperture formed in the wall which accommodates the first aperture, the second aperture being positioned adjacent to the first aperture and providing an exit pathway from the interior confines of the container to permit the removal of product from the container while the