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Scott Limb

Scott Limb is a Principal Scientist, focusing on thin film deposition, MEMS fabrication, large area electronics, and inkjet print process and reliability research.

With more than 20 years of experience in wafer fab process development and inkjet printhead development/applications, Scott previously worked at Tokyo Electron Limited as a CVD process development engineer and at Analog Devices as a MEMS integration and process development engineer. For the past 13 years at PARC, he has focused on process development, integration, and reliability from printhead manufacturing to MEMS sensors to large area sensor array fabrication.

Dr. Limb received his Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and B.S. in Chemical Engineering from University of California, Berkeley.  He has 37 issued patents (30+ pending) in the fields of thin film deposition, materials patterning, materials characterization, yield enhancement, solar processing, and inkjet technologies.

 

PARC publications

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2017

Transient electronics based on frangible stress-engineered glass substrates

Government Microcircuit Applications & Critical Technology Conference (GomacTech)

20 March 2017

2013

Vacuum steered-electron electric-field sensor

To be published in IEEE/ASME Journal of Microelectromechanical Systems

2013

2012

Improvement of silicon solar cell metallization with printed nickel nanoparticle ink

TechConnect World 2012

18 June 2012

Formation of very low resistance contact for silicon photovoltaic cells

38th IEEE Photovoltaic Specialists Conference (PVSC)

3 June 2012

2007

Low temperature a-Si:H photodiodes and flexible image sensor arrays patterned by digital lithography

Applied Physics Letters

6 August 2007

Digital lithographic processing for large-area electronics

Journal of the Society for Information Display

31 July 2007

Flexible a-Si:H-based image sensors fabricated by digital lithography

MRS Spring Meeting 2007

9 April 2007

Flexible, polymer-based light sensor arrays on active-matrix backplanes fabricated by digital inkjet printing

MRS Spring Meeting 2007

9 April 2007

2006

Polyethylene glycol deposition techniques for antifouling surfaces: using antistiction to conserve bioparticles for recovery and analysis

Materials Research Society Fall 2006 Meeting

29 November 2006

Antifouling surface treatments for microfluidic applications

American Vacuum Society 53rd International Symposium and Exhibition

14 November 2006

Digital lithography for large-area electronics on flexible substrates

Journal of Non-crystalline Solids

15 June 2006

Traveling wave particle separation in fluidic cell

5th World Congress on Particle Technology

23 April 2006

Jet printing flexible displays

Materials Today

April 2006

2005

Traveling wave bio-agent concentrator

3rd IEEE-EMBS Special Topic Conference on Microtechnology in Medicine and Biology

12 May 2005

 

 

 

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1997

Electron spin resonance of pulsed plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposited fluorocarbon films

Labelle, C. B.; Limb, S. J.; Gleason, K. K. Journal of Applied Physics. 1997; 82 (4): 1784-1787.

August 1997

Flexible fluorocarbon wire coatings by pulsed plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition

Limb, S. J.; Gleason, K. K.; Edell, D. J.; Gleason, E. F. Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology A. 1997; 15 (4): 1814 - 1818.

July 1997

1996

Growth of fluorocarbon polymer thin films with high CF2 fractions and low dangling bond concentrations by thermal chemical vapor deposition

Limb, S. J.; Labelle, C. B.; Gleason, K. K.; Edell, D. J.; Gleason, E. F. Applied Physics Letters. 1996; 68 (20): 2810-2812.

May 1996

 

 

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