Abstract: An integrated chip including a gate layer. An insulator layer is over the gate layer. A channel structure is over the insulator layer. A pair of source/drains are over the channel structure and laterally spaced apart by a dielectric layer. The channel structure includes a first channel layer between the insulator layer and the pair of source/drains, a second channel layer between the insulator layer and the dielectric layer, and a third channel layer between the second channel layer and the dielectric layer. The first channel layer, the second channel layer, and the third channel layer include different semiconductors.

Abstract: A display panel includes a first substrate, pixel structures, a first common pad, a second substrate, a second common electrode, a display medium and a conductive particle. The pixel structures are disposed on an active area of the first substrate. The first common pad is disposed on a peripheral area of the first substrate, and is electrically connected to first common electrodes of the pixel structures. The second common electrode is disposed on the second substrate. The conductive particle is disposed on the first common pad, and is electrically connected to the first common pad and the second common electrode. The conductive particle includes a core and a conductive film disposed on a surface of the core, where the conductive film has a main portion and raised portions, and a film thickness of each of the raised portions is greater than a film thickness of the main portion.

Abstract: A system for diagnosing autism comprises a measuring device, a movie display, a speaker, and a computer connected with the measuring device and the speaker. The computer contains a control program therein, the control program being capable of arranging a sequence of human-voiced syllables in a pseudo-random order and allowing the sequence of the human-voiced syllables to be played from the speaker while a silent subtitled movie being played on the movie display. The measuring device can measure brain response of a patient to obtain an averaged MMN value, which can be compared with a cut-off point by the control program, whereby, if the averaged MMN value is less than the cut-off point, the patient is deemed to have suffered from an autism. The present invention can provide objective data for quantitative analysis for autism, and provide an easy way to diagnose autism.