Abstract: An electronic device includes a pair of depletion gates, an accumulation gate, and a conductive resonator. The depletion gates are spaced apart from each other. The accumulation gate is over the depletion gates. The conductive resonator is over the depletion gates and the accumulation gate. The conductive resonator includes a first portion, a second portion, and a third portion. The first portion and the second portion are on opposite sides of the accumulation gate. The third portion interconnects the first and second portions of the conductive resonator and across the depletion gates. A bottom surface of the first portion of the conductive resonator is lower than a bottom surface of the accumulation gate.

Abstract: An electronic device includes a pair of depletion gates, an accumulation gate, and a conductive resonator. The depletion gates are spaced apart from each other. The accumulation gate is over the depletion gates. The conductive resonator is over the depletion gates and the accumulation gate. The conductive resonator includes a first portion, a second portion, and a third portion. The first portion and the second portion are on opposite sides of the accumulation gate. The third portion interconnects the first and second portions of the conductive resonator and across the depletion gates. A bottom surface of the first portion of the conductive resonator is lower than a bottom surface of the accumulation gate.

Abstract: An electronic device includes a pair of depletion gates, an accumulation gate, and a conductive resonator. The depletion gates are spaced apart from each other. The accumulation gate is over the depletion gates. The conductive resonator is over the depletion gates and the accumulation gate. The conductive resonator includes a first portion, a second portion, and a third portion. The first portion and the second portion are on opposite sides of the accumulation gate. The third portion interconnects the first and second portions of the conductive resonator and across the depletion gates. A bottom surface of the first portion of the conductive resonator is lower than a bottom surface of the accumulation gate.

Abstract: This invention relates to an online booking system and method relating to same which can be used by any user, person, business, professional or facility. More particularly this invention relates to an on line calendar system and computer implemented method for online calendar appointments; embodiments of which can be used for example by, doctors, dentists, restaurants, barber shops, and the like. The person, business or professional sets up the calendar(s) online and users can book.

Abstract: The present invention provides an internet search engine and associated website which provides users with ranked website search results. In an aspect of the present invention, the search engine and associated website provides a critical rating function. Critics can be human experts who review websites on the internet and rate and comment on them. Users apply to become critics, and their applications are reviewed for acceptability by other critics. Critics are selected in particular professions for their expertise in those areas. The critics provide a rating and comments in relation to a site, or to other online content, including text, audio and video, among other things. Ratings and comments are also available to users. In other words, the present invention provides for at least two levels of critical review: critics' review and users' review. In an aspect of the present invention, an advanced critic sorting mechanism is provided.

Abstract: Techniques for quickly and reliably accessing a memory device (e.g., a NAND Flash memory) with adaptive interface timing are described. For memory access with adaptive interface timing, the NAND Flash memory is accessed at an initial memory access rate, which may be the rate predicted to achieve reliable memory access. Error correction coding (ECC), which is often employed for NAND Flash memory, is then used to ensure reliable access of the NAND Flash. For a read operation, one page of data is read at a time from the NAND Flash memory, and the ECC determines whether the page read from the NAND Flash memory contains any errors. If errors are encountered, then a slower memory access rate is selected, and the page with error is read again from the NAND Flash memory at the new rate. The techniques may be used to write data to the NAND Flash memory.

Abstract: Techniques for quickly and reliably accessing a memory device (e.g., a NAND Flash memory) with adaptive interface timing are described. For memory access with adaptive interface timing, the NAND Flash memory is accessed at an initial memory access rate, which may be the rate predicted to achieve reliable memory access. Error correction coding (ECC), which is often employed for NAND Flash memory, is then used to ensure reliable access of the NAND Flash. For a read operation, one page of data is read at a time from the NAND Flash memory, and the ECC determines whether the page read from the NAND Flash memory contains any errors. If errors are encountered, then a slower memory access rate is selected, and the page with error is read again from the NAND Flash memory at the new rate. The techniques may be used to write data to the NAND Flash memory.