Communications: electrical – Land vehicle alarms or indicators – Internal alarm or indicator responsive to a condition of the...
Patent
1975-07-15
1977-09-20
Edlow, Martin H.
Communications: electrical
Land vehicle alarms or indicators
Internal alarm or indicator responsive to a condition of the...
357 4, 357 23, 357 61, 340173R, H01L 4500
Patent
active
040500829
ABSTRACT:
A glass electronic switching device having improved long-term reliability comprises a thin layer of an ion impermeable glass disposed between a pair of electrical contacts. Preferably the glass is an insulating glass having a thermal coefficient of expansion compatible with typical crystalline semiconductors, and the glass layer typically has a thickness of less than about five microns. These glass switches can be readily incorporated into high-density integrated circuits using planar techniques. When sufficiently thin glass layers are used, the same glass layer which comprises the active layer of the switching device can also comprise a masking layer to facilitate the fabrication of conventional diffused junction devices, a dielectric layer for the fabrication of surface effect devices, and a passivating layer to protect an underlying crystalline semiconductor substrate.
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Edlow Martin H.
Innotech Corporation
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