Abstract:
A semiconductor structure includes a semiconductor substrate; an n-type tub extending from a top surface of the semiconductor substrate into the semiconductor substrate, wherein the n-type tub comprises a bottom buried in the semiconductor substrate; a p-type buried layer (PBL) on a bottom of the tub, wherein the p-type buried layer is buried in the semiconductor substrate; and a high-voltage n-type metal-oxide-semiconductor (HVNMOS) device over the PBL and within a region encircled by sides of the n-type tub.
Abstract:
A single finger gesture determination method is disclosed. The single touch gesture determination method includes steps of detecting one or more trigger signals, determining respective categories under a plurality of gesture groups to which the one or more trigger signals belong according to the one or more trigger signals, and deciding a finger gesture represented by the one or more trigger signals according to the determined respective categories under the plurality of gesture groups.
Abstract:
A device includes a first and a second heavily doped region in a semiconductor substrate. An insulation region has at least a portion in the semiconductor substrate, wherein the insulation region is adjacent to the first and the second heavily doped regions. A gate dielectric is formed over the semiconductor substrate and having a portion over a portion of the insulation region. A gate is formed over the gate dielectric. A floating conductor is over and vertically overlapping the insulation region. A metal line includes a portion over and vertically overlapping the floating conductor, wherein the metal line is coupled to, and carries a voltage of, the second heavily doped region.
Abstract:
A projection apparatus including an illumination system, a light valve, and an imaging system is provided. The illumination system is for emitting an illumination beam. The light valve is disposed on a transmission path of the illumination beam for converting the illumination beam into an image beam. The imaging system includes a projection lens and an electrically tunable focusing lens. The projection lens is disposed on the transmission path of the image beam. The electrically tunable focusing lens is disposed on the transmission path of the image beam. The electrically tunable focusing lens changes a focal length thereof by electricity but not by a mechanism moving positions of lenses.
Abstract:
The present disclosure provides a semiconductor device. The semiconductor device includes: a drift region having a first doping polarity formed in a substrate; a doped extension region formed in the drift region and having a second doping polarity opposite the first doping polarity, the doped extension region including a laterally-extending component; a dielectric structure formed over the drift region, the dielectric structure being separated from the doped extension region by a portion of the drift region; a gate structure formed over a portion of the dielectric structure and a portion of the doped extension region; and a doped isolation region having the second doping polarity, the doped isolation region at least partially surrounding the drift region and the doped extension region.
Abstract:
An embodiment of the invention provides an electronic figure. The electronic figure comprises a storage device, a function library and a processing unit. The storage device stores identification data corresponding to an account of a network service system. The function library stores a plurality of function programs and each function program corresponds to a first parameter which is used to determine whether the corresponding function program can be executed. The processing unit executes the function programs according to the corresponding first parameters.
Abstract:
The present disclosure provides a semiconductor device that includes a transistor including a substrate, a source, a drain, and a gate, and a fuse stacked over the transistor. The fuse includes an anode contact coupled to the drain of the transistor, a cathode contact, and a resistor coupled to the cathode contact and the anode contact via a first Schottky diode and a second Schottky diode, respectively. A method of fabricating such semiconductor devices is also provided.
Abstract:
The present disclosure provides a method for fabricating a high-voltage semiconductor device. The method includes designating first, second, and third regions in a substrate. The first and second regions are regions where a source and a drain of the semiconductor device will be formed, respectively. The third region separates the first and second regions. The method further includes forming a slotted implant mask layer at least partially over the third region. The method also includes implanting dopants into the first, second, and third regions. The slotted implant mask layer protects portions of the third region therebelow during the implanting. The method further includes annealing the substrate in a manner to cause diffusion of the dopants in the third region.
Abstract:
The present invention provides an image correction method and a related image correction system which can correct images captured via a fisheye lens or a ultra-wide angle lens camera so as to alleviate geometrical distortion in the images, and geometrically adjust the images according to user's requirements. Wherein, the present invention further enhances the processing performance of image correction computation by a memory allocation technique.
Abstract:
System and method for graphically allocating robot's working space are provided. The system includes an image extractor, a task-allocating server and a robot. A graphic user interface (GUI) of the task-allocating server includes a robot's working scene area, a space attribute allocating area and a robot's task area. Thus, a user assigns one certain space area in the robot's working scene area with a “wall” attribute, or another space area with a “charging station” attribute. Meanwhile, by using the GUI, the user directly assigns the robot to execute a specific task at a certain area. Hence, the user or remote controller facilitates the robot to provide safer and more effective service through his/her environment recognition.