Abstract: A memory cell includes a transistor over a semiconductor substrate. The transistor includes a ferroelectric layer arranged along a sidewall of a word line. The ferroelectric layer includes a species with valence of 5, valence of 7, or a combination thereof. An oxide semiconductor layer is electrically coupled to a source line and a bit line. The ferroelectric layer is disposed between the oxide semiconductor layer and the word line.

Abstract: An antenna structure includes a ground element, a first radiation element, a second radiation element, a third radiation element, a fourth radiation element, a fifth radiation element, and a dielectric substrate. The first radiation element has a feeding point. The first radiation element is coupled through the second radiation element to the ground element. The third radiation element is coupled to the first radiation element and the second radiation element. The fourth radiation element is coupled to the first radiation element and the third radiation element. The fifth radiation element is coupled to the ground element. The fifth radiation element is adjacent to the fourth radiation element. The ground element, the first radiation element, the second radiation element, the third radiation element, the fourth radiation element, and the fifth radiation element are disposed on the dielectric substrate.

Abstract: A nitrogen-containing semiconductor device including a substrate, a first AlGaN buffer layer, a second AlGaN buffer layer and a semiconductor stacking layer is provided. The first AlGaN buffer layer is disposed on the substrate, and the second AlGaN buffer layer is disposed on the first AlGaN buffer layer. A chemical formula of the first AlGaN buffer layer is AlxGa1-xN, wherein 0?x?1. The first AlGaN buffer layer is doped with at least one of oxygen having a concentration greater than 5×1017 cm?3 and carbon having a concentration greater than 5×1017 cm?3. A chemical formula of the second AlGaN buffer layer is AlyGa1-yN, wherein 0?y?1. The semiconductor stacking layer is disposed on the second AlGaN buffer layer.

Abstract: A nitrogen-containing semiconductor device including a substrate, a first AlGaN buffer layer, a second AlGaN buffer layer and a semiconductor stacking layer is provided. The first AlGaN buffer layer is disposed on the substrate, and the second AlGaN buffer layer is disposed on the first AlGaN buffer layer. A chemical formula of the first AlGaN buffer layer is AlxGa1-xN, wherein 0?x?1. The first AlGaN buffer layer is doped with at least one of oxygen having a concentration greater than 5×1017 cm?3 and carbon having a concentration greater than 5×1017 cm?3. A chemical formula of the second AlGaN buffer layer is AlyGa1-yN, wherein 0?y?1. The semiconductor stacking layer is disposed on the second AlGaN buffer layer.

Abstract: A method for controlling the color contrast of a multi-wavelength light-emitting diode (LED) made according to the present invention is disclosed. The present invention includes at least the step of increasing the junction temperature of a multi-quantum-well LED, such that holes are distributed in a deeper quantum-well layer of the LED to increase luminous intensity of the deeper quantum-well layer, thereby controlling the relative intensity ratios of the multiple wavelengths emitted by the LED. The step of increasing junction temperature of the multi-quantum-well LED is achieved either by controlling resistance through modulating thickness of a p-type electrode layer of the LED or by modifying the mesa area size to control its relative heat radiation surface area.

Abstract: A light-emitting device is disclosed, including a light-emitting element and a surface plasmon coupling element, having an intermediary layer connected to the light-emitting element and a metal structure on the intermediary layer, wherein the intermediary layer is conductive under low-frequency injection current and has the characteristics as dielectric material in a wavelength range 100 nm˜20000 nm.

Abstract: A producing method of poly-wavelength light-emitting diode of utilizing nano-crystals and the light-emitting device thereof includes growing and processing a multiple-quantum-well layer based on stacking the mixture of at least two kinds of quantum wells to produce a two-wavelength light-emitting diode. Then, attaching nano-crystals on the two-wavelength light-emitting diode to transfer one of the wavelengths of the two-wavelength light-emitting diode to produce a poly-wavelength light-emitting diode. The device of the present invention can emit blue, green and red lights to produce white light.

Abstract: A method and structure for manufacturing long-wavelength visible light-emitting diode (LED) using the prestrained growth effect comprises the following steps: Growing a strained low-indium-content InGaN layer on the N-type GaN layer, and then growing a high-indium-content InGaN/GaN single- or multiple-quantum-well light-emitting structure on the low-indium-content InGaN layer to enhance the indium content of the high-indium quantum wells and hence to elongate the emission wavelength of the LED. The method of the invention can elongate emission wavelength of the LED by more than 50 nm (nanometer) such that an originally designated green LED can emit red light or orange light without influencing other electrical properties.

Abstract: A method for controlling the color contrast of a multi-wavelength light-emitting diode (LED) made according to the present invention is disclosed. The present invention includes at least the step of increasing the junction temperature of a multi-quantum-well LED, such that holes are distributed in a deeper quantum-well layer of the LED to increase luminous intensity of the deeper quantum-well layer, thereby controlling the relative intensity ratios of the multiple wavelengths emitted by the LED. The step of increasing junction temperature of the multi-quantum-well LED is achieved either by controlling resistance through modulating thickness of a p-type electrode layer of the LED or by modifying the mesa area size to control its relative heat radiation surface area.