Abstract: Provided are structures and methods for forming structures with sloping surfaces of a desired profile. An exemplary method includes performing a first etch process to differentially etch a gate material to a recessed surface, wherein the recessed surface includes a first horn at a first edge, a second horn at a second edge, and a valley located between the first horn and the second horn; depositing an etch-retarding layer over the recessed surface, wherein the etch-retarding layer has a central region over the valley and has edge regions over the horns, and wherein the central region of the etch-retarding layer is thicker than the edge regions of the etch-retarding layer; and performing a second etch process to recess the horns to establish the gate material with a desired profile.

Abstract: A flexible charging pad and a manufacturing method thereof are provided. The manufacturing method of the flexible charging pad includes: providing a double-sided tape to form an adhesion layer, one of two isolation papers is attached on the first adhesion surface, and another of the two isolation papers is attached on the second adhesion surface; removing the isolation paper attached on the first adhesion surface, and attaching a conductor on the first adhesion surface; attaching a first pad layer on the first adhesion surface to cover the conductor, the conductor is disposed between the first pad layer and the adhesion layer; disposing an adhesive to cover the conductor and the first pad layer, and to form a molded layer.

Abstract: The present invention proposes an implantable bone-vibrating hearing aid, including a transmitting coil for receiving an audio-converted signal and generating a corresponding magnetic field, a magnetic conducting element for sensing the corresponding magnetic filed to generate a driving force, and a vibrating module for receiving the driving force and generating a vibration, wherein the magnetic conducting element and the vibrating module are implanted beneath a skin of a user, and the vibration generated by the vibrating module knocks on the temporal bone of the ear of the user, which generates mechanical waves that propagate to the inner ear of the user, creating a sense of hearing thereto.