Abstract: A plasma processing apparatus includes a substrate chuck having a first surface for supporting a substrate, a second surface opposite to the first surface, and a sidewall, a focus ring for surrounding a perimeter of the substrate, and an edge block for supporting the focus ring. The edge block includes a side electrode on the sidewall of the substrate chuck and a bottom electrode on the second surface of the substrate chuck.

Abstract: This disclosure relates to a system and a method for automated recognition of drugs. This disclosure also relates to a system for automated recognition of drugs comprising a hyper-spectral imaging system. This disclosure also relates to a hyper-spectral imaging system configured to automatically recognize drugs by using a neural network. This disclosure relates to training the neural network to identify a drug type (e.g., the name of the drug) based on an image (e.g., normal visible image and/or hyperspectral image) of the drug.

Abstract: According to a method of controlling uniformity of plasma, a first RF driving pulse signal including first RF pulses is generated by pulsing a first RF signal having a first frequency, and a second RF driving pulse signal including second RF pulses is generated by pulsing a second RF signal having a second, lower frequency. The first and second RF driving signals are applied to a top electrode and/or a bottom electrode of a plasma chamber. A harmonic control signal including harmonic control pulses is generated based on timing of the first and second RF pulses. A harmonic component of the first and second RF driving pulse signals is reduced via intermittent activation and deactivation of a harmonic control circuit as controlled by the harmonic control signal. The uniformity of plasma is improved through the control based on timings of the RF driving pulses.

Abstract: According to a method of controlling uniformity of plasma, a first RF driving pulse signal including first RF pulses is generated by pulsing a first RF signal having a first frequency, and a second RF driving pulse signal including second RF pulses is generated by pulsing a second RF signal having a second, lower frequency. The first and second RF driving signals are applied to a top electrode and/or a bottom electrode of a plasma chamber. A harmonic control signal including harmonic control pulses is generated based on timing of the first and second RF pulses. A harmonic component of the first and second RF driving pulse signals is reduced via intermittent activation and deactivation of a harmonic control circuit as controlled by the harmonic control signal. The uniformity of plasma is improved through the control based on timings of the RF driving pulses.

Abstract: A plasma processing apparatus includes a substrate chuck having a first surface for supporting a substrate, a second surface opposite to the first surface, and a sidewall, a focus ring for surrounding a perimeter of the substrate, and an edge block for supporting the focus ring. The edge block includes a side electrode on the sidewall of the substrate chuck and a bottom electrode on the second surface of the substrate chuck.

Abstract: A wireless audio transmission/reception system is provided. The transmission/reception system includes an FM detector for detecting an occupied channel among radio FM channels, a microprocessor for selecting a using channel that is greatly different in frequency from the detected occupied channel and thus does not interfere therewith, an FM transmitter built in an audio replay system to transmit/receive an audio signal over the using channel, and an external audio system for receiving and outputting the audio signal from the FM transmitter.