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Brewer Science, Inc., Issued Two U.S. Patents for Transparent Conductive Polymer Coatings and Wet-Developable, Spin-Applied Anti-Reflective Coatings
November 11, 2009 - Brewer Science, Inc., a major innovator of high-technology solutions for the semiconductor and microelectronics markets, is pleased to announce that it has been issued two new patents by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office:
"¢Â   U.S. Patent No. 7,608,342 covers compositions and methods for use of a coating with high transparency and high electrical conductivity. Â
"¢Â   U.S. Patent No. 7,608,380 covers spin bowl compatible polyamic acids/imides, with superior optical properties that are wet developable.
Brewer Science"™s new high-transparency, highly conductive coatings utilize a photopolymer and an electrically conductive polymer dispersed in a solvent system. These new compositions can be applied to a variety of substrates.
"Brewer Science is committed to finding answers to technology challenges through innovative products and processes," says Dr. Xing-Fu Zhong, Scientist and inventor. "Developing electrically conductive coatings that remain transparent will greatly improve flat panel displays and other optoelectronic devices."  Â
The company has also increased its set of novel microlithography materials. The need for anti-reflective coatings that can be removed by conventional photoresist developers, are spin-applied, and exhibit good coating and optical properties has led to the invention of new material compositions for the manufacture of microelectronic devices.
Providing new technologies is a part of Brewer Science"™s commitment to its customers to help them achieve success with current and future technology nodes. Brewer Science is enabling advancements in future technology.
"¢Â   U.S. Patent No. 7,608,342 covers compositions and methods for use of a coating with high transparency and high electrical conductivity. Â
"¢Â   U.S. Patent No. 7,608,380 covers spin bowl compatible polyamic acids/imides, with superior optical properties that are wet developable.
Brewer Science"™s new high-transparency, highly conductive coatings utilize a photopolymer and an electrically conductive polymer dispersed in a solvent system. These new compositions can be applied to a variety of substrates.
"Brewer Science is committed to finding answers to technology challenges through innovative products and processes," says Dr. Xing-Fu Zhong, Scientist and inventor. "Developing electrically conductive coatings that remain transparent will greatly improve flat panel displays and other optoelectronic devices."  Â
The company has also increased its set of novel microlithography materials. The need for anti-reflective coatings that can be removed by conventional photoresist developers, are spin-applied, and exhibit good coating and optical properties has led to the invention of new material compositions for the manufacture of microelectronic devices.
Providing new technologies is a part of Brewer Science"™s commitment to its customers to help them achieve success with current and future technology nodes. Brewer Science is enabling advancements in future technology.