Patents by Inventor Raymond Charles Cady
Raymond Charles Cady 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: 11691364Abstract: A method of forming a liquid lens, comprising the steps of: positioning a first substrate defining a hole over a second substrate, wherein a cavity is defined within the second substrate and aligned with the hole; dispensing a second liquid into the cavity defined within the second substrate; capping the second liquid with a first liquid dispensed through the hole, wherein the first liquid and the second liquid have different refractive indices than each other; and translating at least one of the first substrate and the second substrate such that the hole is not aligned with the cavity.Type: GrantFiled: May 22, 2019Date of Patent: July 4, 2023Assignee: CORNING INCORPORATEDInventors: Alejandro Aguilar, Tetyana Buchholz, Raymond Charles Cady, Daniel Warren Hawtof, Shawn Michael O'Malley, Jason Daniel Steadman
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Patent number: 11260646Abstract: A method of processing a substrate, with a first major surface of the substrate removably bonded to a first major surface of a first carrier and a second major surface of the substrate removably bonded to a first major surface of a second carrier, includes initiating debonding at a first location of an outer peripheral bonded interface between the substrate and the first carrier to separate a portion of the first carrier from the substrate. The method further includes propagating a first debond front from the first debonded location along a first direction extending away from the first debonded location by sequentially applying a plurality of lifting forces to the first carrier at a corresponding plurality of sequential lifting locations of the first carrier.Type: GrantFiled: November 13, 2017Date of Patent: March 1, 2022Assignee: CORNING INCORPORATEDInventors: Christina Sue Bennett, Raymond Charles Cady, Hyun-Soo Choi, Claire Renata Coble, Byungchul Kim, Timothy Michael Miller, Joseph William Soper, Gary Carl Weber
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Publication number: 20210206128Abstract: A method of forming a liquid lens, comprising the steps of: positioning a first substrate defining a hole over a second substrate, wherein a cavity is defined within the second substrate and aligned with the hole; dispensing a second liquid into the cavity defined within the second substrate; capping the second liquid with a first liquid dispensed through the hole, wherein the first liquid and the second liquid have different refractive indices than each other; and translating at least one of the first substrate and the second substrate such that the hole is not aligned with the cavity.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 22, 2019Publication date: July 8, 2021Inventors: Alejandro Aguilar, Tetyana Buchholz, Raymond Charles Cady, Daniel Warren Hawtof, Shawn Michael O'Malley, Jason Daniel Steadman
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Publication number: 20190275782Abstract: A method of processing a substrate, with a first major surface of the substrate removably bonded to a first major surface of a first carrier and a second major surface of the substrate removably bonded to a first major surface of a second carrier, includes initiating debonding at a first location of an outer peripheral bonded interface between the substrate and the first carrier to separate a portion of the first carrier from the substrate. The method further includes propagating a first debond front from the first debonded location along a first direction extending away from the first debonded location by sequentially applying a plurality of lifting forces to the first carrier at a corresponding plurality of sequential lifting locations of the first carrier.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 13, 2017Publication date: September 12, 2019Inventors: Christina Sue Bennett, Raymond Charles Cady, Hyun-Soo Choi, Claire Renata Coble, Byungchul Kim, Timothy Michael Miller, Joseph William Soper, Gary Carl Weber
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Patent number: 9174428Abstract: A print press system and a method are described herein that print an electronic circuit onto a material (e.g., glass substrate, plastic film, plastic film-glass substrate laminate). In exemplary applications, the print press system can print an electronic circuit onto a material to form, for instance, a flexible Liquid Crystal Display, a retail point of purchase sign and an e-book.Type: GrantFiled: August 10, 2009Date of Patent: November 3, 2015Assignee: Corning IncorporatedInventors: Robert Addison Boudreau, Douglas Edward Brackley, Raymond Charles Cady, Gary Edward Merz, James Paul Peris, Kevin Lee Wasson
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Patent number: 9004983Abstract: Methods and apparatus for forming a semi-spherical polishing pad for polishing semiconductor surfaces, provide for: placing a polishing pad pre-form on a dome-shaped forming surface, the polishing pad pre-form including a circular body having a center and an outer peripheral edge, and a plurality of slots extending from the outer peripheral edge towards the center; disposing a bladder opposite to the dome-shaped forming surface and the polishing pad pre-form; inflating the bladder with a fluid such that the dome-shaped forming surface of the bonnet form presses against the polishing pad pre-form from one side and the bladder presses against the polishing pad pre-form from an opposite side; and maintaining the pressing step for a predetermined period of time to achieve the semi-spherical polishing pad.Type: GrantFiled: July 31, 2013Date of Patent: April 14, 2015Assignee: Corning IncorporatedInventors: Raymond Charles Cady, Michael John Moore, Mark Alex Shalkey, Mark Andrew Stocker
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Publication number: 20130316631Abstract: Methods and apparatus for forming a semi-spherical polishing pad for polishing semiconductor surfaces, provide for: placing a polishing pad pre-form on a dome-shaped forming surface, the polishing pad pre-form including a circular body having a center and an outer peripheral edge, and a plurality of slots extending from the outer peripheral edge towards the center; disposing a bladder opposite to the dome-shaped forming surface and the polishing pad pre-form; inflating the bladder with a fluid such that the dome-shaped forming surface of the bonnet form presses against the polishing pad pre-form from one side and the bladder presses against the polishing pad pre-form from an opposite side; and maintaining the pressing step for a predetermined period of time to achieve the semi-spherical polishing pad.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 31, 2013Publication date: November 28, 2013Applicant: CORNING INCORPORATEDInventors: Raymond Charles Cady, Michael John Moore, Mark Alex Shalkey, Mark Andrew Stocker
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Patent number: 8500934Abstract: Methods and apparatus for forming a semi-spherical polishing pad for polishing semiconductor surfaces, provide for: placing a polishing pad pre-form on a dome-shaped forming surface, the polishing pad pre-form including a circular body having a center and an outer peripheral edge, and a plurality of slots extending from the outer peripheral edge towards the center; disposing a bladder opposite to the dome-shaped forming surface and the polishing pad pre-form; inflating the bladder with a fluid such that the dome-shaped forming surface of the bonnet form presses against the polishing pad pre-form from one side and the bladder presses against the polishing pad pre-form from an opposite side; and maintaining the pressing step for a predetermined period of time to achieve the semi-spherical polishing pad.Type: GrantFiled: March 15, 2011Date of Patent: August 6, 2013Assignee: Corning IncorporatedInventors: Raymond Charles Cady, Michael John Moore, Mark Alex Shalkey, Mark Andrew Stocker
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Patent number: 8419508Abstract: A method for screening abrasive wheels for fabricating a honeycomb extrusion die from a die body, and methods for fabricating a honeycomb extrusion die using an abrasive wheel assembly. One method for fabricating a honeycomb extrusion die includes measuring at least one of runout and thickness of each of a plurality of abrasive blades while rotating the blades, selecting a subset of the plurality of blades that have a measured runout or a measured thickness within a predetermined range, and mounting the subset of blades spaced from one another and concentrically aligned along a rotation axis of the abrasive wheel assembly.Type: GrantFiled: May 28, 2010Date of Patent: April 16, 2013Assignee: Corning IncorporatedInventors: Raymond Charles Cady, Mihir Mahendra Shah, Aric Bruce Shorey, Kevin Lee Wasson
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Publication number: 20110290078Abstract: A method for screening abrasive wheels for fabricating a honeycomb extrusion die from a die body, and methods for fabricating a honeycomb extrusion die using an abrasive wheel assembly. One method for fabricating a honeycomb extrusion die includes measuring at least one of runout and thickness of each of a plurality of abrasive blades while rotating the blades, selecting a subset of the plurality of blades that have a measured runout or a measured thickness within a predetermined range, and mounting the subset of blades spaced from one another and concentrically aligned along a rotation axis of the abrasive wheel assembly.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 28, 2010Publication date: December 1, 2011Inventors: Raymond Charles Cady, Mihir Mahendra Shah, Aric Bruce Shorey, Kevin Lee Wasson
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Publication number: 20110162786Abstract: Methods and apparatus for forming a semi-spherical polishing pad for polishing semiconductor surfaces, provide for: placing a polishing pad pre-form on a dome-shaped forming surface, the polishing pad pre-form including a circular body having a center and an outer peripheral edge, and a plurality of slots extending from the outer peripheral edge towards the center; disposing a bladder opposite to the dome-shaped forming surface and the polishing pad pre-form; inflating the bladder with a fluid such that the dome-shaped forming surface of the bonnet form presses against the polishing pad pre-form from one side and the bladder presses against the polishing pad pre-form from an opposite side; and maintaining the pressing step for a predetermined period of time to achieve the semi-spherical polishing pad.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 15, 2011Publication date: July 7, 2011Inventors: Raymond Charles Cady, Michael John Moore, Mark Alex Shalkey, Mark Andrew Stocker
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Patent number: 7927092Abstract: Methods and apparatus for forming a semi-spherical polishing pad for polishing semiconductor surfaces, provide for: placing a polishing pad pre-form on a dome-shaped forming surface, the polishing pad pre-form including a circular body having a center and an outer peripheral edge, and a plurality of slots extending from the outer peripheral edge towards the center; disposing a bladder opposite to the dome-shaped forming surface and the polishing pad pre-form; inflating the bladder with a fluid such that the dome-shaped forming surface of the bonnet form presses against the polishing pad pre-form from one side and the bladder presses against the polishing pad pre-form from an opposite side; and maintaining the pressing step for a predetermined period of time to achieve the semi-spherical polishing pad.Type: GrantFiled: December 31, 2007Date of Patent: April 19, 2011Assignee: Corning IncorporatedInventors: Raymond Charles Cady, Michael John Moore, Mark Alex Shalkey, Mark Andrew Stocker
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Publication number: 20110030569Abstract: A print press system and a method are described herein that print an electronic circuit onto a material (e.g., glass substrate, plastic film, plastic film-glass substrate laminate). In exemplary applications, the print press system can print an electronic circuit onto a material to form, for instance, a flexible Liquid Crystal Display, a retail point of purchase sign and an e-book.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 10, 2009Publication date: February 10, 2011Inventors: Robert Addison Boudreau, Douglas Edward Brackley, Raymond Charles Cady, Gary Edward Merz, James Paul Peris, Kevin Lee Wasson
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Publication number: 20090170416Abstract: Methods and apparatus for forming a semi-spherical polishing pad for polishing semiconductor surfaces, provide for: placing a polishing pad pre-form on a dome-shaped forming surface, the polishing pad pre-form including a circular body having a center and an outer peripheral edge, and a plurality of slots extending from the outer peripheral edge towards the center; disposing a bladder opposite to the dome-shaped forming surface and the polishing pad pre-form; inflating the bladder with a fluid such that the dome-shaped forming surface of the bonnet form presses against the polishing pad pre-form from one side and the bladder presses against the polishing pad pre-form from an opposite side; and maintaining the pressing step for a predetermined period of time to achieve the semi-spherical polishing pad.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 31, 2007Publication date: July 2, 2009Inventors: Raymond Charles Cady, Michael John Moore, Mark Alex Shalkey, Mark Andrew Stocker
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Publication number: 20070249098Abstract: A bonding plate mechanism for use in anodic bonding of first and second material sheets together, the apparatus comprising: a base including first and second spaced apart surfaces; a thermal insulator supported by the second surface of the base and operable to impede heat transfer to the base; a heating disk directly or indirectly coupled to the insulator and operable to produce heat in response to electrical power; and a thermal spreader directly or indirectly coupled to the heating disk and operable to at least channel heat from the heating disk, and impart voltage, to the first material sheet, wherein the heat and voltage imparted to the first material sheet are in accordance with respective heating and voltage profiles to assist in the anodic bonding of the first and second material sheets, and a thermal inertia of the bonding plate mechanism is relatively low such that heating of the first material sheet to a temperature of about 600° C. or greater is achieved in less than about one-half hour.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 11, 2007Publication date: October 25, 2007Inventors: Raymond Charles Cady, Alexander Lakota, William Edward Lock, John Christopher Thomas, John Joseph Costello