Abstract: Magnetic recording media with a thermal spin injection layer that induces a spin injection in a magnetic recording layer in response to a thermal gradient in the thermal spin injection layer. The thermal spin injection layer may comprise an antiferromagnetic, a ferromagnetic, or a ferrimagnetic material that demonstrates a Spin Seebeck effect. In turn, when heating the magnetic recording media (e.g., with a near field transducer of a HAMR drive), the thermal gradient may be established in the thermal spin injection layer. A resulting spin torque field may assist in switching a magnetic domain in the magnetic recording layer by providing an assistive field to at least initiate switching of the magnetic domain. In turn, more reliable or efficient operation of a storage drive comprising the magnetic recording media may be realized.

Abstract: A fin shaped structure and a method of forming the same. The method includes providing a substrate having a first fin structure and a second fin structure. Next, an insulation material layer is formed on the substrate. Then, a portion of the first fin structure is removed, to form a first recess. Following this, a first buffer layer and a first channel layer are formed sequentially in the first recess. Next, a portion of the second fin structure is removed, to form a second recess. Then, a second buffer layer and a second channel layer are formed in the second recess sequentially, wherein the second buffer layer is different from the first buffer layer.

Abstract: A fin shaped structure and a method of forming the same. The method includes providing a substrate having a first fin structure and a second fin structure. Next, an insulation material layer is formed on the substrate. Then, a portion of the first fin structure is removed, to form a first recess. Following this, a first buffer layer and a first channel layer are formed sequentially in the first recess. Next, a portion of the second fin structure is removed, to form a second recess. Then, a second buffer layer and a second channel layer are formed in the second recess sequentially, wherein the second buffer layer is different from the first buffer layer.

Abstract: A fin shaped structure and a method of forming the same. The method includes providing a substrate having a first fin structure and a second fin structure. Next, an insulation material layer is formed on the substrate. Then, a portion of the first fin structure is removed, to form a first recess. Following this, a first buffer layer and a first channel layer are formed sequentially in the first recess. Next, a portion of the second fin structure is removed, to form a second recess. Then, a second buffer layer and a second channel layer are formed in the second recess sequentially, wherein the second buffer layer is different from the first buffer layer.

Abstract: A fin shaped structure and a method of forming the same. The method includes providing a substrate having a first fin structure and a second fin structure. Next, an insulation material layer is formed on the substrate. Then, a portion of the first fin structure is removed, to form a first recess. Following this, a first buffer layer and a first channel layer are formed sequentially in the first recess. Next, a portion of the second fin structure is removed, to form a second recess. Then, a second buffer layer and a second channel layer are formed in the second recess sequentially, wherein the second buffer layer is different from the first buffer layer.

Abstract: A P-type field effect transistor includes: a gate area; an insulated area, adjacent to the gate area; a source region and a drain region made by silicon germanium, respectively, adjacent to the second side of the insulated area; a channel area, adjacent to the insulated area and formed between the source region and the drain region; a conductive layer, electrically connected to the source region and the drain region, respectively; and a plurality of capping layers, connected between the conductive layer and the source/drain regions, wherein the silicon layer(s) and the silicon germanium layer(s) are stacked alternately, and of which a silicon layer contacts the source/drain silicon germanium regions, while a silicon germanium layer contacts the conductive layer. The present invention also provides a complementary metal oxide semiconductor transistor including the P-type field effect transistor mentioned above.

Abstract: A P-type field effect transistor includes: a gate area; an insulated area, adjacent to the gate area; a source region and a drain region made by silicon germanium, respectively, adjacent to the second side of the insulated area; a channel area, adjacent to the insulated area and formed between the source region and the drain region; a conductive layer, electrically connected to the source region and the drain region, respectively; and a plurality of capping layers, connected between the conductive layer and the source/drain regions, wherein the silicon layer(s) and the silicon germanium layer(s) are stacked alternately, and of which a silicon layer contacts the source/drain silicon germanium regions, while a silicon germanium layer contacts the conductive layer. The present invention also provides a complementary metal oxide semiconductor transistor including the P-type field effect transistor mentioned above.

Abstract: A method of characterizing a device may be used to determine a metal work function of the device according to a threshold voltage, a body effect, and an oxide capacitance of the device. The threshold voltage may be determined according to a current to voltage curve. The oxide capacitance may be determined according to a capacitor to voltage curve.