Duc Cong Tran

7966383, Jun 21, 2011

Mar 27, 2009

12/413268

Wu Cao - Redwood City CA, US
Sridhar Ganti - Alameda CA, US
Vikram Kunniyur - Sunnyvale CA, US
Duc Tran - San Jose CA, US

Business Objects Software Ltd.

G06F 15/167
G06F 15/173

709218, 709223, 709226

Embodiments of the present invention include a computer-implemented systems and methods for accessing metadata across a network. A metadata server receives requests to access a data source from one or more clients. The metadata server is coupled between one or more backend servers and the clients. The backend servers may be coupled to the data sources of interest. The metadata server provides a metadata service proxy for establishing communications with the backend servers and for signaling the backend servers to establish connections to data sources. Data sources may be stateful or stateless. For stateless data sources, the metadata server may dynamically create reusable metadata service provider proxies that receive metadata from metadata service providers on the backend servers. For stateful data sources, unique metadata service provider proxies may be dynamically created and used to service client requests.

53687108, Nov 29, 1994

Mar 29, 1993

8/038612

Ching-Hwa Chen - Milpitas CA
David Liu - San Jose CA
Duc Tran - Saratoga CA

LAM Research Corporation - Fremont CA

C23C 1400

20419232

A method of plasma treating an article in a housing having a chamber in which the article such as a wafer can be treated with plasma. The housing includes at least one inlet port connected to an interior of the chamber through which process gas can be supplied to the chamber. A radiofrequency energy source is arranged to pass radiofrequency energy into the chamber and induce plasma in the interior of the chamber by activating, with an electric field induced by the radiofrequency energy source, process gas supplied to the chamber through the inlet port. A dielectric window having an inner surface thereof forms part of an inner wall of the chamber. Radiofrequency energy passes from the radiofrequency energy source to the interior of the chamber through the dielectric window. The dielectric window has a thickness which varies at different points along the inner surface thereof such that the thickness is largest at a central portion of the dielectric window. The dielectric window is effective to decrease the induced electric field in the interior of the chamber near the central portion of the dielectric window.

52269671, Jul 13, 1993

May 14, 1992

7/883201

Ching-Hwa Chen - Milpitas CA
David Liu - San Jose CA
Duc Tran - Saratoga CA

Lam Research Corporation - Fremont CA

C23C 1650

118723

An apparatus for plasma etching or plasma deposition including a housing having a chamber in which a wafer can be treated with plasma. The housing includes at least one inlet port connected to an interior of the chamber through which process gas can be supplied to the chamber. A radiofrequency energy source is arranged to pass radiofrequency energy into the chamber and induce plasma in the interior of the chamber by activating, with an electric field induced by the radiofrequency energy source, process gas supplied to the chamber through the inlet port. A dielectric window having an inner surface thereof forms part of an inner wall of the chamber. Radiofrequency energy passes from the radiofrequency energy source to the interior of the chamber through the dielectric window. The dielectric window has a thickness which varies at different points along the inner surface thereof such that the thickness is largest at a central portion of the dielectric window. The dielectric window is effective to decrease the induced electric field in the interior of the chamber near the central portion of the dielectric window.

20230004409, Jan 5, 2023

Jul 1, 2021

17/365170

- Santa Clara CA, US
Elizabeth Ilona Szeles - Santa Clara CA, US
Shilpa Shree Rajashekara - Santa Clara CA, US
Shankaraiah Onteru - Santa Clara CA, US
Praneeth Konduri - Santa Clara CA, US
Jitendra Kumar - Santa Clara CA, US
Kavita Waldia - Santa Clara CA, US
Duc Tuan Tran - Santa Clara CA, US
Amanda Chaffee - Santa Clara CA, US

G06F 9/451
G06F 9/448
G06N 20/00

Persistent storage contains a definition of a playbook and a plurality of subtasks for the playbook, wherein some of the subtasks are respectively associated with corresponding data sources that provide units of related information. One or more processors can: generate a representation of a graphical user interface including a menu pane, a subtask pane, and a related information pane, wherein the menu pane is populated with selectable objects representing the subtasks; receive an indication that a particular selectable object representing a particular subtask has been selected; determine that a particular data source corresponding to the particular subtask can provide a particular unit of the related information; obtain, from the particular data source, the particular unit of the related information; and update the representation to include details of the particular subtask in the subtask pane, and to include the particular unit of the related information in the related information pane.