Abstract: A substrate processing method includes: forming a metal film, which changes in volume when the metal film is oxidized, on a rear surface of a substrate; forming an oxide film, through which oxygen permeates, on a front surface of the metal film; and applying stress to the substrate by oxidizing the metal film.

Abstract: A method of manufacturing a semiconductor device includes a first laminating step, a second laminating step, a third laminating step, a first annealing step, and a fourth laminating step. In the first laminating step, a first electrode film is laminated on a substrate. In the second laminating step, a capacitive insulator is laminated on the first electrode film. In the third laminating step, a metal oxide is laminated on the capacitive insulator. In the first annealing step, the first electrode film, the capacitive insulator, and the metal oxide, which are laminated on the substrate, are annealed. In the fourth laminating step, a second electrode film is laminated on the annealed metal oxide. The capacitive insulator is an oxide that contains at least one of zirconium and hafnium, and the metal oxide is an oxide that contains at least one of tungsten, molybdenum, and vanadium.

Abstract: A manufacturing method for a semiconductor device includes forming a dielectric film on a semiconductor substrate or on a lower electrode that is formed on a semiconductor substrate, attaching a metal to a predetermined area on a surface of the dielectric film selectively, forming a metal oxide film with an insulation property in the predetermined area on the surface of the dielectric film by applying heat treatment to the metal, and forming an upper electrode on the dielectric film in a state where the metal oxide film is formed in the predetermined area on the surface of the dielectric film.

Abstract: A method of manufacturing a semiconductor device includes a first laminating step, a second laminating step, a third laminating step, a first annealing step, and a fourth laminating step. In the first laminating step, a first electrode film is laminated on a substrate. In the second laminating step, a capacitive insulator is laminated on the first electrode film. In the third laminating step, a metal oxide is laminated on the capacitive insulator. In the first annealing step, the first electrode film, the capacitive insulator, and the metal oxide, which are laminated on the substrate, are annealed. In the fourth laminating step, a second electrode film is laminated on the annealed metal oxide. The capacitive insulator is an oxide that contains at least one of zirconium and hafnium, and the metal oxide is an oxide that contains at least one of tungsten, molybdenum, and vanadium.

Abstract: A heddle for guiding a warp yarn for a loom extends lengthwise along a longitudinal axis (X4) and is formed by an assembly of a heddle body including at least one strand, and an eye including an eyelet for the passage of a warp yarn, and defining a main plane (P) wherein a first part of the strand and the eye is provided, before assembly, with an end part a second part of the strand and the eye is provided, before assembly, with a cavity for receiving the end part arranged at a longitudinal end of the second part and wherein the receiving cavity is provided with a bottom and emerges on an outside of the second part, along a transverse axis (Z4) perpendicular to the main plane (P).

Abstract: A heddle for guiding a warp yarn for a loom extends lengthwise along a longitudinal axis (X1) and includes a heddle body including at least one strand and wherein the heddle also includes an eye including a central portion having at least one eyelet for passage of a warp yarn and at least one longitudinal tab that extends longitudinally from the central portion and the eye defines a main plane, and the at least one longitudinal tab also includes at least one cambered part that is deviated in an inclined manner relative to the main plane by deviating the eye over its entire thickness, and which extends over an entire width of the at least one longitudinal tab measured along a lateral axis parallel to the main plane and perpendicular to the longitudinal axis.

Abstract: A heddle for guiding a warp yarn for a loom extends lengthwise along a longitudinal axis (X1) and has a heddle body including at least one strand and at least one eye including an eyelet for the passage of the warp yarn and wherein the heddle body includes at least one housing, the housing of the eye and the housing of the heddle body extend along a common axis (Z1) transverse to the longitudinal axis, the housing of the heddle body is across from the housing of the eye, and the housings together forming a pair of housings and wherein an assembly member made from solidified resin is positioned in the pair of housings.

Abstract: This heddle for guiding a warp yarn for a loom extends lengthwise along a longitudinal axis (X1) and comprises a heddle body including at least one strand. This heddle also comprises an eye (2) including a central portion including at least one eyelet for passage of a warp yarn and at least one longitudinal tab. This longitudinal tab extends the central portion and the eye defines a main plane (P). The longitudinal tab of the eye comprises at least one cambered part (242, 244) that is deviated in an inclined manner relative to the main plane by deviating the eye over its entire thickness, and which extends over the entire width of the longitudinal tab measured along a lateral axis parallel to the main plane and perpendicular to the longitudinal axis.

Abstract: This heddle for guiding a warp yarn for a loom extends lengthwise along a longitudinal axis (X4) and is formed by the assembly of a heddle body including at least one strand, and an eye including an eyelet for the passage of the warp yarn, and defining a main plane (P). A first part among the strand and the eye is provided, before assembly, with an end part. The second part among the strand and the eye is provided, before assembly, with a cavity (48) for receiving the end part arranged at a longitudinal end (44) of that second part. The receiving cavity (48) is provided with a bottom (51) and emerges on the outside of the second part, along a transverse axis (Z4) perpendicular to the main plane (P).

Abstract: This heddle for guiding a warp yarn for a loom extends lengthwise along a longitudinal axis (X1) and comprises a heddle body (10) including at least one strand (4) and at least one eye (2) including an eyelet for the passage of the warp yarn. The heddle body includes at least one housing, the housing of the eye (2) and the housing of the heddle body extend along a same axis (Z1) transverse to the longitudinal axis (X1), the housing of the heddle body is across from the housing of the eye (2), said housings together forming a pair of housings. An assembly member (61, 62, 63, 64, 65) made from solidified resin is positioned in the pair of housings.

Abstract: A device for hooking a heddle of a weaving loom of the Jacquard type to a harness cord of the loom that includes an endpiece molded on an upper end of the heddle. The endpiece including an aperture for the passage and wedging of the cord and a housing for receiving two strands of the cord. The device also includes a rigid sleeve reciprocally slidably mounted on the endpiece between a first position, in which it allows access to the aperture, and a second position, in which it covers the aperture and exerts a compressive force for constricting the aperture and blocking access to the lower end of the cord. The device may also be used for hooking one or more cords on a string.

Abstract: This device is used for hooking a heddle of a weaving loom of the Jacquard type together with a cord belonging to the harness of the loom. It comprises an endpiece injection-moulded on the upper end of the heddle and forming an aperture for the passage and wedging of the cord and a housing for receiving the two strands of the cord. It likewise comprises a rigid sleeve mounted on the endpiece and movable in translational motion on this endpiece between a first position, in which it allows access to the aperture, and a second position, in which it covers the aperture and exerts a centripetal force for constricting the aperture and the housing, thus making it possible to block the lower end of the cord. Such a device may also be used for hooking one or more cords on a string.