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Thin film transistor

To achieve, in an oxide semiconductor thin layer transistor, both the stability of threshold voltage against electric stress and suppression of variation in the threshold voltage in a transfer characteristic. A thin film transistor includes an oxide semiconductor layer and a gate insulating layer disposed so as to be in contact with the oxide semiconductor layer, wherein the oxide semiconductor layer contains hydrogen atoms and includes at least two regions that function as active layers of the oxide semiconductor and have different average hydrogen concentrations in the layer thickness direction; and when the regions functioning as the active layers of the oxide semiconductor are sequentially defined as, from the side of the gate insulating layer, a first region and a second region, the average hydrogen concentration of the first region is lower than the average hydrogen concentration of the second region.
Owner:CANON KK

Tungsten comprising nanomaterials and related nanotechnology

Nanoparticles comprising tungsten, methods of manufacturing nanoparticles comprising tungsten, and applications of nanoparticles comprising tungsten, such as electronics, optical devices, photonics, reagents for fine chemical synthesis, pigments, and catalysts are provided.
Owner:PPG IND OHIO INC

System and method for automated compilation and editing of personalized videos including archived historical content and personal content

A personalized video system that combines user-supplied data and digital visual images or view with stored archival stock video footage and popular music works of the last century to generate a personalized life story documentary movie. The personalized video system gathers input from the user about the recipient such as age, gender, and relationship to the user and allows the user to upload personal digital images or video of the recipient. The user then inputs the dates of each digital image or video uploaded so that the personalized video system can chronologically order the items in the video. The personalized video system combines the user-supplied information and digital media with archived stock video footage of significant events and famous personalities to place the recipient's life story in a historical context. The personalized video system also provides a music soundtrack and synchronizes the display of the digital media and archived footage to the selected soundtrack. One embodiment allows the user to upload birth certificates, marriage certificates, newspaper clippings or other digitally scanned material for use in the video. Another embodiment allows the user to record or upload a voiceover narrative, sound effects or other audio content.
Owner:AMERICAN GREETINGS

Optical mask and MOPA laser apparatus including the same

The present invention relates to an optical mask at low cost and so on having a structure capable of reducing further a peak of beam intensity caused by diffraction. The optical mask is constructed by overlapping a first mask and a second mask. The first mask and second mask each are a serrated aperture mask. The schematic shapes of the respective apertures of the first mask and second mask are almost rectangular and identical to each other. The fringe defining the aperture of the first mask is machined in a serrated shape, and the fringe defining the aperture of the second mask also is machined in a serrated shape. In the optical mask, the first mask and second mask are overlapped so that the serrations of the fringes defining the respective apertures of the first mask and second mask are located alternately.
Owner:HAMAMATSU PHOTONICS KK

Metallic nanowire-graphene bridge structural composite material and preparation method thereof

The present invention discloses a metallic nanowire-graphene bridge structural composite material which comprises multiple layers of grapheme and metallic nanowires and is characterized in that the metallic nanowires are arranged at one side or two sides of the surface of a grapheme sheet layer, the metallic nanowires are welded to the metallic nanoparticles at the surface of the grapheme, and a metallic nanowire-graphene bridge structural composite material is formed. According to the composite material, the transmittance is larger than 85% to 92%, the surface resistance is smaller than 1 Omega at the same time, in an optimal embodiment, a transparent conductive film with the transmittance larger than 90% and the surface resistance smaller than 1 Omega is realized, and the current and future industrial application requirements are fully satisfied. Through growing the metallic nanoparticles with proper density at the surface of the single-layer or few-layer grapheme and assembling and welding the metallic nanowires (such as silver nanowires and copper nanowires) on the metallic nanoparticles, grapheme-metallic nanowires are formed and are assembled and processed to form a grapheme-metallic nanowires bridge structure, a transport path is provided for electrons, and thus the surface resistance of a grapheme assembly film is greatly reduced.
Owner:CHONGQING YUANSHI GRAPHENE TECH DEVCO LTD

Charged particle beam detection system

A charged particle beam detection system (10) that includes a Faraday cup detector array (FCDA) for position-sensitive charged particle beam detection is described. The FCDA is combined with an electronic multiplexing unit (MUX) (2) that allows collecting and intgrating the charge deposited in the array, and simultaneously reading out the same. The duty cycle for collecting the ions is greater than 98%. This multiplexing (2) is achieved by collecting the charge with a large number of small and electronically decoupled Faraday cups. Because Faraday cups collect the charge independent of their charge state, each cup is both a collector and an integrator. The ability of the Faraday cup to integrate the charge, in combination with the electronic multiplexing unit (2), which reads out and empties the cups quickly compared to the charge integration time, provides the almost perfect duty cycle for this position-sensitive charged particle detector (10). The device (10) measures further absolute ion currents, has a wide dynamic range from 1.7 pA to 1.2 μA with a crosstalk of less than 750:1. The integration of the electronic multiplexing unit (2) with the FCDA further allows reducing the number of feedthroughs that are needed to operate the detector (10).
Owner:SYNGENTA PARTICIATIONS AG +1
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