Abstract:
A method of treating cancer. The method includes introducing an effective amount of an oxidative catalyzing agent including titanium oxide, zinc oxide, zirconium oxide, tungsten oxide or tin oxide into a biological entity, and irradiating the biological entity with a ray. The oxidative catalyzing agent produces hydroxyl or hydrogen peroxide radicals after irradiation with the ray thereon.
Abstract:
A thin film solar cell having adjustable or designable patterns, comprising:a transparent substrate; an upper electrode layer; a photovoltaic layer; and a lower electrode layer. Said upper electrode layer is disposed on said transparent substrate, and said upper electrode layer is a transparent electrode. Said photovoltaic layer is disposed on said upper electrode layer; and said lower electrode layer is disposed on said photovoltaic layer, and said lower electrode layer is provided with said adjustable or designable patterns, so as to achieve purpose of esthetically pleasing, sales promotion, and theft prevention.
Abstract:
A support structure made of precast concrete and a building thereof, comprising a building top portion and at least a support structure. Said building top portion includes at least a thin film solar cell and a steel frame lateral beam structure supporting said thin film solar cell. Each said support structure includes a support column and a base, said support column supports said building top portion, and said base is at bottom of said support column. Said support column and said base form integrally into one piece by means of concrete material.
Abstract:
A transparent building, comprising a building body and at least a thin film solar cell. Said building body has a top portion, and said thin film solar cell is arranged on said top portion of said building body. Said thin film solar cell absorbs green light, blue light, and ultraviolet light in sunlight, and converts them into electrical energy, and also allows red light, orange light, yellow light, and infrared light to pass through said thin film solar cell and reach inside of said building body. A transparent canopy having said thin film solar cell is also disclosed.
Abstract:
A Group III-V solar cell and a manufacturing method thereof, wherein, three amorphous silicon layers are formed on a substrate, which includes a first type amorphous silicon layer, an intrinsic amorphous silicon layer, and a second type amorphous silicon layer. The lattice characteristics of amorphous silicon layer are utilized, and a Group III-V polycrystalline semiconductor layer is formed on said amorphous silicon layer, such that amorphous silicon and Group III-V material are able to perform photoelectric conversion simultaneously in raising photoelectric conversion efficiency of said Group III-V solar cell effectively by means of a direct energy gap of said Group III-V material.
Abstract:
A solar cell structure of Group III-V semiconductor and method of manufacturing the same, comprising: a transparent substrate, an amorphous silicon layer, and at least a Group III-V polycrystalline semiconductor layer. Wherein, said amorphous silicon layer is formed on said transparent substrate through Plasma Enhanced Chemical Vapor Deposition (PECVD), and said Group III-V polycrystalline semiconductor layer is formed on said amorphous silicon layer sequentially by means of Metal-Organic Chemical Vapor Deposition (MOCVD). In said solar cell structure mentioned above, said transparent substrate replaces a conventional Group III-V substrate, hereby reducing its cost significantly, increasing surface area of said solar cell structure, hence increasing its light absorption area, and raising its photoelectric conversion efficiency.
Abstract:
A method for treating and/or diagnosing a tumor is provided. The method includes administrating an effective amount of gold particles to a subject in need thereof, and observing the distribution of the gold particles in the subject, wherein the gold particles are coated with a polymer, and the gold particle has a size of about 6.1±1.9 nm.
Abstract:
The present disclosure provides a method of fabricating a semiconductor device. The method includes forming a first gate structure over an iso region of a substrate and a second gate structure over a dense region of the substrate. The dense region has a greater pattern density than the iso region. The first and second gate structures each have a respective hard mask disposed thereon. The method includes removing the hard masks from the first and second gate structures. The removal of the hard mask from the second gate structure causes an opening to be formed in the second gate structure. The method includes performing a deposition process followed by a first polishing process to form a sacrificial component in the opening. The method includes performing a second polishing process to remove the sacrificial component and portions of the first and second gate structures.
Abstract:
An intelligent thin film solar cell having temperature dependent infrared light transmittance capability, comprising: a transparent substrate, an upper electrode layer, a photovoltaic layer, a lower electrode layer, a temperature dependent optical layer, and an ultra-thin conductive layer. Said upper electrode layer is disposed on said transparent substrate, said photovoltaic layer is disposed on said upper electrode layer, and said lower electrode layer is disposed on said photovoltaic layer. Said temperature dependent optical layer is disposed between said photovoltaic layer and said lower electrode layer, and its transmittance to infrared light is dependent on variations of temperature. When temperature of said temperature dependent optical layer increases to a specific range, transmittance of said temperature dependent optical layer to said infrared light is reduced. Said ultra-thin conductive layer is disposed on said lower electrode layer, and reflects said infrared light transmitted through said temperature dependent optical layer.
Abstract:
Particles and manufacturing methods thereof are provided. The manufacturing method of the particle includes providing a precursor solution containing a precursor dissolved in a solution, and irradiating the precursor solution with a high energy and high flux radiation beam to convert the precursor to nano-particles. Particles with desired dispersion, shape, and size are manufactured without adding a stabilizer or surfactant to the precursor solution.