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Richard Gueler

from Santa Rosa, CA
Age ~58

Richard Gueler Phones & Addresses

  • 2300 Francisco Ave, Santa Rosa, CA 95403
  • 2705 Range Ave, Santa Rosa, CA 95403 (707) 543-7061
  • Ventura, CA
  • Lebec, CA
  • 233 Linden St, South Hamilton, MA 01982 (978) 468-5768
  • Lancaster, CA
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Beverly Hills, CA
  • Sonoma, CA
  • Salem, MA

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Position: Professional/Technical

Education

Degree: Associate degree or higher

Skills

Japanese • Spanish • Matlab • Telelogic Doors • Solidworks • Autocad • Proengineer • Nastran • Visual Basic • Requirements Management • Systems Engineering • Engineering Management • Requirements Analysis • Automation • Earned Value Management • Product Development • Image Processing • Qualification Testing • System Testing • Semiconductors • Reliability Engineering • Remote Sensing • Ibm Doors • Microsoft Excel • Microsoft Word • Project Engineering • Simulations • Design For Manufacturing • Testing • Embedded Systems • Electronics • System Design • Aerospace • Robotics • Pro Engineer • Engineering • Sensors • Systems Design

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Defense & Space

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Richard Gueler

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Location:
Santa Rosa, CA
Industry:
Defense & Space
Skills:
Japanese
Spanish
Matlab
Telelogic Doors
Solidworks
Autocad
Proengineer
Nastran
Visual Basic
Requirements Management
Systems Engineering
Engineering Management
Requirements Analysis
Automation
Earned Value Management
Product Development
Image Processing
Qualification Testing
System Testing
Semiconductors
Reliability Engineering
Remote Sensing
Ibm Doors
Microsoft Excel
Microsoft Word
Project Engineering
Simulations
Design For Manufacturing
Testing
Embedded Systems
Electronics
System Design
Aerospace
Robotics
Pro Engineer
Engineering
Sensors
Systems Design

Publications

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Us Patents

Work-Piece Treatment System Having Load Lock And Buffer

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US Patent:
7010388, Mar 7, 2006
Filed:
May 22, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/444019
Inventors:
Robert J. Mitchell - Winchester MA, US
Allan D. Weed - Marblehead MA, US
Richard Gueler - Beverly MA, US
Assignee:
Axcelis Technologies, Inc. - Beverly MA
International Classification:
G06F 7/00
US Classification:
700218, 700248, 414939, 414941
Abstract:
A transfer system for use with a tool for treating a work-piece at sub-atmospheric pressure such as an ion implanter for implanting silicon wafers. An enclosure defines a low pressure region for treatment of work-pieces placed at a work-piece treatment station within the low pressure region. Multiple work-piece isolation load locks transfer work-pieces, one or two at a time, from a higher pressure region to the lower pressure for treatment and back to said higher pressure subsequent to said treatment. A first robot transfers work-pieces within the low pressure region from the load locks to a treatment station within the low pressure region. Multiple other robots positioned outside the low pressure region transfers work-pieces to and from the multiple work-piece isolation load locks from a source of said work-pieces prior to treatment and to a destination of said work-pieces after said treatment.

Apparatus For Positioning An Elevator Tube

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US Patent:
7026581, Apr 11, 2006
Filed:
Aug 22, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/646228
Inventors:
Michel Pharand - Chelmsford MA, US
Thomas L. Durant - Reading MA, US
Ari Eiriksson - Brighton MA, US
Richard Gueler - Hamilton MA, US
Assignee:
Axcelis Technologies, Inc. - Beverly MA
International Classification:
F27B 5/14
F27D 11/00
US Classification:
219392, 219390, 118724, 118725, 392416, 392418
Abstract:
A wafer support position control mechanism selectively positions a semiconductor wafer along an axis of excursion within a process chamber. An elevator tube protrudes through an orifice in the chamber surface and is connected at a first distal end to the wafer support. A compliant, dynamic seal within the orifice engages the elevator tube to form a gas curtain within a gap between the seal and the elevator tube to seal the process chamber. A moveable carriage is connected to the elevator tube at a second distal end for moving the wafer support along the axis of excursion. Rigid mechanical structure couples the second distal end of the elevator tube to the moveable carriage.

Uniform Gas Cushion Wafer Support

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US Patent:
7070661, Jul 4, 2006
Filed:
Aug 22, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/646249
Inventors:
Ari Eiriksson - Brighton MA, US
Richard Gueler - Hamilton MA, US
Michel Pharand - Chelmsford MA, US
Assignee:
Axcelis Technologies, Inc. - Beverly MA
International Classification:
H01L 21/00
C23C 16/00
US Classification:
118725, 118728, 118724, 15634551, 15634552, 2194441, 219544, 2041921, 20429801
Abstract:
A workpiece is supported on a gas cushion to reduce mechanical stresses on the workpiece during processing. A plenum having a workpiece support flange for receiving the workpiece is connected to a gas supply. When gas flows into the plenum and pressure increases sufficiently to lift the workpiece, the workpiece is lifted and the gas flows out of the plenum between the flange and the workpiece edge. The workpiece is thus supported above the flange by the gas during processing.

Workpiece Transfer Device

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US Patent:
7344352, Mar 18, 2008
Filed:
Sep 2, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/219281
Inventors:
Richard Gueler - Santa Rosa CA, US
Assignee:
Axcelis Technologies, Inc. - Beverly MA
International Classification:
B66C 1/00
US Classification:
414740, 294 871, 294 991, 294118
Abstract:
A workpiece transfer assembly for manipulating one or more workpieces, such as semiconductor wafers includes a plurality of coacting arms that include one or more arcuate portions corresponding to an outer diameter of a workpiece. The arcuate portion has a workpiece engaging surface adapted to engage an outer edge of the workpiece. At least one of the coacting arms includes a flexure assembly that allows deformation of the workpiece engaging surface in a direction away from the workpiece in response to pressure on the outer edge of the workpiece from the workpiece engaging surface.
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