Abstract: A method for production analysis includes: receiving production data at a processor from a plurality of tools spatially arranged within a manufacturing facility; creating a hierarchal topology of the data in the processor, wherein each level of the hierarchal topology is based on a different one of a plurality of static parameters that are selected from a list consisting of: a tool identifier, a batch identifier, and a spatial orientation; displaying, at a user interface implemented by the processor, a first analysis of a first level of the hierarchal topology, wherein the analysis contains parameters related to other levels of the hierarchal topology; receiving, via the user interface, a selection by a user of a first parameter displayed on the first analysis; and updating the user interface to display a second analysis of a second level of the hierarchal topology that is related to the first parameter.

Abstract: A method includes forming source/drain regions in a semiconductor substrate; depositing a zirconium-containing oxide layer over a channel region in the semiconductor substrate and between the source/drain region; forming a titanium oxide layer in contact with the zirconium-containing oxide layer; forming a top electrode over the zirconium-containing oxide layer, wherein no annealing is performed after depositing the zirconium-containing oxide layer and prior to forming the top electrode.

Abstract: A gel-time detection apparatus includes a carrier, a stirring device, and an image-capturing device. The gel-time detection apparatus uses the carrier to liquefied powder to be detected, uses the stirring device to stir the liquefied powder and sense the torque of stirring the liquefied powder, and uses the image-capturing device to capture images of the liquefied powder, so as to determine a gel time according to a determination criterion relevant to the torque and the images. A gel-time detection method includes liquefying powder to be detected, stirring the powder, sensing the torque of stirring the liquefied powder, capturing images of the liquefied powder, and then determining a gel time according to a determination criterion relevant to the torque and the images. The determination criterion may include a torque predetermined threshold and an area-shrinkage-rate predetermined threshold.

Abstract: A gel-time detection apparatus includes a carrier, a stirring device, and an image-capturing device. The gel-time detection apparatus uses the carrier to liquefied powder to be detected, uses the stirring device to stir the liquefied powder and sense the torque of stirring the liquefied powder, and uses the image-capturing device to capture images of the liquefied powder, so as to determine a gel time according to a determination criterion relevant to the torque and the images. A gel-time detection method includes liquefying powder to be detected, stirring the powder, sensing the torque of stirring the liquefied powder, capturing images of the liquefied powder, and then determining a gel time according to a determination criterion relevant to the torque and the images. The determination criterion may include a torque predetermined threshold and an area-shrinkage-rate predetermined threshold.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an electronic lock. The electronic lock includes a turn piece coupled with a cylinder connecting spindle; an electric motor connected with a first bevel gear; and a dislocation transmission mechanism including a first dislocation member coupled with the turn piece and the cylinder connecting spindle and having an arc opening, and a second dislocation member engaged with the first bevel gear and having a protrusion, in which the protrusion is configured to extend into the arc opening, such that when the protrusion is engaged with either a first engaging portion or a second engaging portion at two ends of the arc opening, the first dislocation member is driven by the second dislocation member, and when the first dislocation member is in motion within a void range defined by the arc opening, the first dislocation member fails to drive the second dislocation member.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an electronic lock. The electronic lock includes a turn piece coupled with a cylinder connecting spindle; an electric motor connected with a first bevel gear; and a dislocation transmission mechanism including a first dislocation member coupled with the turn piece and the cylinder connecting spindle and having an arc opening, and a second dislocation member engaged with the first bevel gear and having a protrusion, in which the protrusion is configured to extend into the arc opening, such that when the protrusion is engaged with either a first engaging portion or a second engaging portion at two ends of the arc opening, the first dislocation member is driven by the second dislocation member, and when the first dislocation member is in motion within a void range defined by the arc opening, the first dislocation member fails to drive the second dislocation member.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a non-contact, single-component developing system for electrophotographic devices that enables high speed, high quality development and color development without an accumulator, or some other intermediate transfer member by employing a plurality of ancillary developing members operating in tandem with a toner-carrying member to facilitate toner detachment from the toner-carrying member. The developing system of the present invention utilizes high electrostatic forces to enable toner jump without AC voltages and exploits toner adhesion forces adhering toner particles to a surface (e.g., a latent image-bearing member) to facilitate high speed development.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a non-contact, single-component developing system for electrophotographic devices that enables high speed, high quality development and color development without an accumulator, or some other intermediate transfer member by employing a plurality of ancillary developing members operating in tandem with a toner-carrying member to facilitate toner detachment from the toner-carrying member. The developing system of the present invention utilizes high electrostatic forces to enable toner jump without AC voltages and exploits toner adhesion forces adhering toner particles to a surface (e.g., a latent image-bearing member) to facilitate high speed development.

Abstract: An electrical driving apparatus, which is to mount on a bicycle for driving the bicycle traveling, comprises a driven device is to mount on one side of a back wheel hub of the bicycle. Three secure pieces is to mount the driven device at the interior side to secure the driven device on a disk of the back wheel hub. A motor, which is driven by an electrical power, is to mount on a skeleton of the bicycle for providing a turning power, and a transmission device connects the motor and the driven device for transmitting the turning power of the motor to the driven device to drive the bicycle traveling forward.

Abstract: A remote control electron microscope includes an image taking device for taking image signals and for converting the image signals to radio frequency signals, and an image treating device having a receiver for receiving the radio frequency signal from the image taking device and having a device for demodulating the radio frequency signals to demodulated image signals and for displaying the demodulated image signals in a displayer. The image taking device may be freely moved to any position for appropriately take the required images and for taking the images from the best angles.