Abstract: A rotary body dynamic balance detection and correction device, comprising a detection assembly and a machining correction assembly. The detection assembly is configured to detect the amount of unbalance of a rotary body. The machining correction assembly is configured to machine an outer peripheral face of the rotary body to form a correction hole, so that the value of the amount of unbalance of the machined rotary body does not exceed the value of a preset maximum amount of unbalance. The rotary body dynamic balance detection and correction device can effectively correct the amount of unbalance of the rotary body, reduce the degree of unbalance of the rotary body, and avoid excessive lateral vibration generated when the rotary body rotates at a high speed. A rotary body dynamic balance detection and correction method and a numerical control tool holder are also provided.

Abstract: An integrated circuit semiconductor device, e.g., MOS, CMOS. The device has a semiconductor substrate. The device also has a dielectric layer overlying the semiconductor substrate and a gate structure overlying the dielectric layer. A dielectric layer forms sidewall spacers on edges of the gate structure. A recessed region is within a portion of the gate structure within the sidewall spacer structures. An epitaxial fill material is within the recessed region. The device has a source recessed region and a drain recessed region within the semiconductor substrate and coupled to the gate structure. The device has an epitaxial fill material within the source recessed region and within the drain recessed region. A channel region is between the source region and the drain region is in a strain characteristic from at least the fill material formed in the source region and the drain region.

Abstract: A method for forming an strained silicon integrated circuit device. The method includes providing a semiconductor substrate and forming a dielectric layer overlying the semiconductor substrate. The method also includes forming a gate layer overlying the dielectric layer and forming a hard mask overlying the gate layer. The method patterns the gate layer to form a gate structure including edges using the hard mask as a protective layer. The method forms a dielectric layer overlying the gate structure to protect the gate structure including the edges. The method forms spacers from the dielectric layer, while maintaining the hard mask overlying the gate structure. The method etches a source region and a drain region adjacent to the gate structure using the dielectric layer and the hard mask as a protective layer, while the hard mask prevents any portion of the gate structure from being exposed. In a preferred embodiment, the method maintains the hard mask overlying the gate structure.

Abstract: An integrated circuit semiconductor device, e.g., MOS, CMOS. The device has a semiconductor substrate. The device also has a dielectric layer overlying the semiconductor substrate and a gate structure overlying the dielectric layer. A dielectric layer forms sidewall spacers on edges of the gate structure. A recessed region is within a portion of the gate structure within the sidewall spacer structures. An epitaxial fill material is within the recessed region. The device has a source recessed region and a drain recessed region within the semiconductor substrate and coupled to the gate structure. The device has an epitaxial fill material within the source recessed region and within the drain recessed region. A channel region is between the source region and the drain region is in a strain characteristic from at least the fill material formed in the source region and the drain region.

Abstract: A semiconductor integrated circuit device comprising a semiconductor substrate, e.g., silicon wafer, silicon on insulator. The device has a dielectric layer overlying the semiconductor substrate and a gate structure overlying the dielectric layer. The device also has a channel region within a portion of the semiconductor substrate within a vicinity of the gate structure and a lightly doped source/drain regions in the semiconductor substrate to from diffused pocket regions underlying portions of the gate structure. The device has sidewall spacers on edges of the gate structure. The device also has an etched source region and an etched drain region. Each of the first source region and the first drain region is characterized by a recessed region having substantially vertical walls, a bottom region, and rounded corner regions connecting the vertical walls to the bottom region.

Abstract: A method for forming an strained silicon integrated circuit device. The method includes providing a semiconductor substrate and forming a dielectric layer overlying the semiconductor substrate. The method also includes forming a gate layer overlying the dielectric layer and forming a hard mask overlying the gate layer. The method patterns the gate layer to form a gate structure including edges using the hard mask as a protective layer. The method forms a dielectric layer overlying the gate structure to protect the gate structure including the edges. The method forms spacers from the dielectric layer, while maintaining the hard mask overlying the gate structure. The method etches a source region and a drain region adjacent to the gate structure using the dielectric layer and the hard mask as a protective layer, while the hard mask prevents any portion of the gate structure from being exposed. In a preferred embodiment, the method maintains the hard mask overlying the gate structure.

Abstract: Process for manufacturing crystallized sugar from an aqueous sugar solution containing colorants, polyvalent cations such as Ca2+ and Mg2+ ions and possibly polyvalent anions, said process comprising the step of submitting said solution to a crystallization procedure to obtain a crystallized sugar, the process being characterized in that, in order to decrease the occlusion of colorants in the crystals of said crystallized sugar, it further comprises the step of treating said solution so as to increase the number of polyvalent anion equivalents such as adding COB− anions with regard to the number of polyvalent cation equivalents in said solution.