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Arthur Peters Phones & Addresses

  • San Bernardino, CA
  • Fontana, CA
  • Upland, CA
  • 9840 Golden Arrow Ln, Rch Cucamonga, CA 91701
  • Rancho Cucamonga, CA
  • Richardson, TX
  • San Dimas, CA
  • 16838 Cascades Pl, Fontana, CA 92336

Work

Position: Administration/Managerial

Education

Degree: Associate degree or higher

Professional Records

License Records

Arthur L Peters

License #:
668
Category:
Licensed Masters Social Worker

Medicine Doctors

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Arthur Stanley Peters

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Specialties:
Otolaryngology
Education:
University of California at Los Angeles (1959)

Resumes

Resumes

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Bartender

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Location:
Fontana, CA
Industry:
Restaurants
Work:
Lucilles Smokehouse Bbq
Bartender
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United States
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United States

Business Records

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Phones & Addresses
Arthur Peters
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Mentor Labs, LLC

Publications

Isbn (Books And Publications)

Seven Trails West

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Author

Arthur King Peters

ISBN #

0789206781

Jean Cocteau and His World: An Illustrated Biography

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Author

Arthur King Peters

ISBN #

0865650683

All the Year 'Round

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Author

Arthur Anderson Peters

ISBN #

0874601258

Jean Cocteau and the French Scene

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Author

Arthur K. Peters

ISBN #

0896594122

Us Patents

Batch-Process Silicon Capacitive Pressure Sensor

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US Patent:
45861099, Apr 29, 1986
Filed:
Apr 1, 1985
Appl. No.:
6/718136
Inventors:
Arthur J. Peters - Norco CA
Eugene A. Marks - Riverside CA
Assignee:
Bourns Instruments, Inc. - Riverside CA
International Classification:
H01G 700
G01L 912
B05D 512
US Classification:
361283
Abstract:
Silicon capacitive pressure sensors are produced by a batch-process method, comprising the steps of: (1) providing first and second wafers of conductive silicon; (2) oxidizing a surface of each wafer with a layer of silicon dioxide; (3) removing a predefined area of the silicon dioxide layer from a first one of the wafers, leaving an exposed surface of unoxidized silicon in the predefined area; (4) superimposing the second wafer onto the first wafer so that the silicon dioxide layer of the second wafer is in contact with the silicon dioxide layer of the first wafer; (5) fusing the two wafers together at their contacting silicon dioxide layers; (6) metallizing selected areas of the outer surfaces of the two wafers to form electrical contacts; and (7) cutting the wafers into individual pressure sensors. Each of the individual sensors so formed has a pair of opposed conductive silicon plates separated by a dielectric gap formed between the predefined unoxidized area of the first wafer and the opposed silicon dioxide layer of the second wafer. At least one of the plates is formed to be deflectable into the gap in response to the application of pressure to its outer surface.

Diaphragm Pressure Sensor With Improved Tensile Loading Characteristics

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US Patent:
46009124, Jul 15, 1986
Filed:
Jan 25, 1985
Appl. No.:
6/695126
Inventors:
Eugene A. Marks - Riverside CA
Arthur J. Peters - Norco CA
Assignee:
Bourns Instruments, Inc. - Riverside CA
International Classification:
H01L 1010
US Classification:
338 42
Abstract:
A diaphragm-type pressure sensor employs a monocrystalline wafer as a pressure-responsive diaphragm. The wafer has a central active area surrounded by a first bonding area on one side and a second bonding area on the other side. The first bonding area is attached by a first layer of bonding material to a base, and the second bonding area is attached by a second layer of bonding material to a cap. The inside diameter of the first bonding layer is greater than the inside diameter of the second bonding layer by an amount of at least approximately six times the thickness of the diaphragm. This disparity between the respective inside diameters of the two bonding layers results in the relief of radially-directed tensile loading on the first bonding layer when a pressure to be measured is applied to the first side of the diaphragm. Consequently, the probability of a fracture occurring in this bonding layer is minimized.
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