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1. A trench MOSFET, compromising:
a substrate made of first type semiconductor;
an epitaxial layer made of said first type semiconductor over the substrate and having a lower doping concentration than the substrate;
a plurality of body regions made of said second type semiconductor over the epitaxial layer as body regions of the trench MOSFET;
a plurality of source regions made of said first type semiconductor over the body regions as source regions of the trench MOSFET and having a higher doping concentration than the epitaxial layer;
a plurality of narrow trench gates formed to reach the epitaxial layer through the source region and the body region;
at least a wide trench gate formed to reach the epitaxial layer through the body region;
a gate insulation layer formed to wrap the each narrow trench gate and the wide trench gate;
a terrace oxide layer covered on the source regions and the trench gates;
a source metal covered on the insulating layer;
a gate metal covered on the insulating layer isolated to the source;
a plurality of self-aligned source trench contacts are formed with larger contact width on top of said terrace oxide than in silicon contact of which contact width is mainly determined by mesa width between two adjacent trenches minus two times of said terrace oxide thickness deposited on the mesa area instead of contact mask;
a plurality of source contact plugs each of which is extended from the source metal and through the insulating layer to contact the corresponding source regions and the corresponding body region; and
at least a gate contact plug which is extended from the gate metal and through the insulating layer to contact the corresponding wide trench gate;
The source metal is electrically connected to the source regions and the body regions by the source contact plugs; the gate metal is electrically connected to the wide trench gate by the gate contact plug; and the narrow trench gates and the wide trench gate are extended upward the top surface of the source regions and the body regions to form terrace gate structure.
2. The trench MOSFET of claim 1, wherein the each source contact plug is selected form one of TiTiNW, CoTiNW, MoTiNW and TiTiN Al alloys.
3. The trench MOSFET of claim 1, wherein the gate contact plug is selected form one of TiTiNW, CoTiNW, MoTiNW and TiTiNAl alloys.
4. The trench MOSFET of claim 1, wherein the source metal is selected form one of TiAl alloys, TiTiNAl alloys, CoTiNAl alloys and MoTiNAl alloys.
5. The trench MOSFET of claim 1, wherein the gate metal is selected form one of TiAl alloys, TiTiNAl alloys, CoTiNAl alloys and MoTiNAl alloys.
6. The trench MOSFET of claim 1, wherein further comprises a plurality of contact implantation parts, and each contact implantation part is doped underneath the bottom of the corresponding source contact plug with the same doping type as the body region and the doping concentration thereof is heavier than the body region.
7. The trench MOSFET of claim 1, wherein further comprises a plurality of doped regions underneath the bottom of the corresponding source metal plug with the same doping type as the body region and the doping concentration thereof is heavier than the body region.
8. The trench MOSFET of claim 1, wherein the spaces between said silicon contact and surrounding trenches are symmetric without affecting by misalignment between trench and contact masks.
9. The trench MOSFET of claim 1, wherein said trench MOSFET has single gate oxide.
10. The trench MOSFET of claim 1, wherein said gate oxide at the bottom of each gate trench is thicker than that on trench sidewall.
11. A method for manufacturing a trenched semiconductor power device comprising the steps of:
Growing epitaxial layer on a heavily doped substrate;
Forming a thin pad layer followed with deposition of a silicon nitride and a thick oxide layer;
Applying a trench mask to open a plurality of gate trenches into the epitaxial layer;
Following with down-stream plasma silicon etch;
Growing and removing a sacrificial oxide;
Forming a gate oxide and depositing a doped polysilicon layer;
Removing the doped polysilicon layer from surface of the epitaxial layer and leave the doped polsilicon in gate trenches;
Removing the thick oxide layer and the silicon nitride layer;
Forming body regions by ion implantation into the epitaxial layer followed by diffusion;
Forming source regions by ion implantation into the body regions;
Depositing a terrace oxide layer to define a contact area to be etched into epitaxial layer;
Applying a contact mask with contact opening larger than the contact area into epitaxial layer which is defined by the second thick oxide layer;
Opening the second thick oxide layer by dry etching followed with dry silicon etch through the source regions and into body regions;
Implanting through said plurality of trenches a contact dopant region with the same type dopant as the body region below the source-body trench contacts.
Depositing and patterning at least one conductive layer to form electrical contacts to sources and gate regions.
12. The trench MOSFET of claim 11, wherein the terrace oxide layer is a thick layer deposited onto the entire surface to form a plurality of concaves between two adjacent terrace gates which comprise the narrow trench gates and the wide trench gate; the each source metal plug and the gate metal plug are formed by a metal deposition which is applied to refill a plurality of contact trenches; and the contact trenches are formed by a plurality of processes comprising:
applying a contact mask which defines a plurality of oxide etching areas corresponding to the action region;
an oxide etching which is applied to etch a plurality of parts of the oxide layer which are under the oxide etching areas; and
a silicon etching which is applied to etch the source region, the body region, and the wide trench gate under where the parts etched during the said oxide etching process.
13. The trench MOSFET of claim 11, wherein further comprises a plurality of contact implantation part, and the each contact implantation part is doped underneath the bottom of the corresponding source metal plug with the same doping type as the body region and the doping concentration thereof is heavier than the body region.

The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.

1. A superconductive inductive component comprising: at least two terminals cooperating with a stack of thin layers of alternately an electrically insulating material and a superconductive material, and further including tuning means producing a resistive connection between at least two of said superconductive layers.
2. The component according to claim 1, characterized in that said stack is positioned on a superconductive track.
3. The component according to claim 1, wherein a connection between two of said superconductive layers connected by the tuning means has more or less uniform resistance in said stack.
4. The component according to claim 1, wherein a connection between two of said superconductive layers connected by the tuning means has a variable resistance within said stack.
5. The component according to claim 1, wherein the tuning means comprise at least one substance applied to all or part of the section of said stack so as to produce a resistive connection between at least two superconductive layers.
6. The component according to claim 5, characterized in that the tuning means have resistance characteristics which vary as a function of a physical or chemical variable, termed a control variable, specific to the environment of the component.
7. The component according to claim 5, wherein the tuning means have a resistance controlled by an exposure or a variation of exposure to a light radiation.
8. The component according to claim 5, wherein the tuning means have a resistance controlled by a variation of temperature.
9. The component according to claim 5, wherein the tuning means have a resistance controlled by an exposure or a variation of exposure to a magnetic field.
10. The component according to claim 5, wherein the tuning means have a resistance controlled by an exposure or a variation of exposure to an electric field.
11. The component according to claim 5, wherein the tuning means comprise a compound constituted by a polymer including metal particles.
12. The component according to claim 1, wherein the tuning means comprise means for controlling the resistance of at least one connection between two superconductive layers connected by said tuning means.
13. The component according to claim 12, characterized in that the control means include an electric or electronic circuit for controlling the electrical resistivity or resistance between at least two superconductive layers connected by the tuning device.
14. An electronic device including a superconductive inductive component comprising at least two terminals cooperating with a stack of thin layers of alternately an electrically insulating material and a superconductive material, and further includes tuning means producing a resistive connection between at least two of said superconductive layers.
15. The device according to claim 14, further configured for providing an optoelectronic transducer function.
16. The device according to claim 14, further including a capacitive component and providing a delay line function.
17. The device according to claim 14, wherein said device produces at least one antenna including an inductive superconductive component.
18. The device according to claim 16, being implemented in a phase shift radar device comprising a plurality of antennae each comprising an electronic circuit including at least one delay line, said delay line being arranged such that each of said antennae transmits or receives a signal the phase of which is shifted relative to that of the neighbouring antennae.
19. The device according to claim 17, being implemented in a medical imaging device comprising at least one antenna including a superconductive inductive component the tuning means of which enable said antenna to be tuned.
20. A method for the production of a superconductive inductive component with a determined inductance value, comprising: a phase of depositing a stack of alternately superconductive and insulating thin layers on a substrate, followed by a phase of depositing on all or part of the section of the stack at least one tuning layer with a material which produces between a plurality of said superconductive layers an electrical connection with a determined resistance, selected according to said inductance value.
21. A method for the production of a superconductive inductive component having controllable inductance characteristics, comprising: a phase of depositing a stack of alternately superconductive and insulating thin layers on a substrate, followed by a phase of depositing on all or part of the section of the stack at least one tuning layer, producing between a plurality of said superconductive layers an electrical connection with a resistance varying as a function of a physical or chemical variable of the environment of said tuning layer.
22. A method according to claim 20, wherein after the phase of depositing a stack, the component has a so-called intermediate inductance value, and the phase of depositing the tuning layer enables a reduction of the inductance of the component relative to its intermediate inductance.

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What is claimed is:

1. An image-decoding method for decoding plural digital image data in a memory comprising steps of:
capturing a bidirectionally predictive-coded frame (B-frame) data and a reference frame data corresponding to said B-frame data from said plural digital image data in said memory;
decoding a first field data of said B-frame data by means of referring said reference frame data for obtaining a decoded first field data; and
decoding a second field data of said B-frame data by means of referring said decoded first field data and said reference frame data for obtaining a decoded second field data overwriting said decoded first field data.
2. The image-decoding method according to claim 1 wherein said plural digital image data are motion picture expert group (MPEG) data.
3. The image-decoding method according to claim 1 wherein said plural digital image data comprise intra-coded frames (I-frames), predictive-coded frames (P-frames) and bidirectionally predictive-coded frames (B-frames).
4. The image-decoding method according to claim 1 wherein said first field data and said second field data are selected respectively from a top field data and a bottom field data of said B-frame data.
5. The image-decoding method according to claim 1 wherein said reference frame data is a frame pixel data.
6 The image-decoding method according to claim 1 further comprising a step of modifying said reference frame data, so as to provide said reference frame data for said B-frame data correctly before referred.
7. The image-decoding method according to claim 1 wherein said first field data is stored in said memory and occupies a memory space being one half of that of said reference frame.
8. The image-decoding method according to claim 1 wherein said second field data is stored in said memory and occupies a memory space being one half of that of said reference frame.
9. The image-decoding method according to claim 1 wherein said plural digital image data are a 3:2 pull down pictures.
10. The image-decoding method according to claim 9 wherein said B-frame data comprise said first field data, said second field data and a third field data formed by means of decoding said first field data.
11. The image-decoding method according to claim 10 wherein said second field data is registered in said memory for being further accessible thereto.
12. The image-decoding method according to claim 11 wherein said second field data is stored in said memory and occupies a memory space being one half of that of said reference frame.
13. The image-decoding method according to claim 12 further comprising a step of decoding said first field data for obtaining said third field data corresponding to said first field data after loading said second field data and said reference frame data, so as to register said third field data in said memory.
14. The image-decoding method according to claim 13 wherein said third field data is stored in said memory and occupies a memory space being one half of that of said reference frame.
15. The image-decoding method according to claim 14 wherein said reference frame data is selected from one of a decoded I-frame and a decoded P-frame.
16. The image-decoding method according to claim 14 wherein said I-frame and P-frame are an I frame pixel data and a P frame pixel data respectively.
17. The image-decoding method according to claim 1 wherein said B-frame data is selected from one of a 168 picture block and a 1616 picture block.
18. The image-decoding method according to claim 1 wherein said reference frame data is selected from one of a 168 picture block and a 1616 picture block.
19. An image-decoding device for decoding plural digital image data in a memory comprising:
a bidirectionally predictive-coded frame (B-frame) data having a first field data and a second field data;
a reference frame data corresponding to said B-frame data and selected from said plural digital image data in said memory;
a modifying means for modifying said reference frame data, so as to provide said reference frame data for said B-frame data correctly;
a decoding unit for decoding said B-frame data by means of referring said modified reference frame data, so as to obtain a decoded first field data;
an image reconstruction unit for reconstructing said reference frame data and said decoded first field data; and
a display controller for controlling and being accessible to said decoded first field data and said reference frame data, thereby said image-decoding device further decoding said second field data by means of referring said decoded first frame data and said reference frame data.
20. The image-decoding device according to claim 19 wherein said plural digital image data, said first field data and said reference frame data are stored in said memory.
21. The image-decoding device according to claim 19 wherein said first field data and said second field data are selected from a top field data and a bottom field data of said B-frame data respectively.
22. The image-decoding device according to claim 19 wherein said reference frame data is a frame pixel data.
23 The image-decoding device according to claim 19 wherein said first field data is stored in said memory and occupies a memory space being one half of that of said reference frame.
24. The image-decoding device according to claim 19 wherein said second field data is stored in said memory and occupies a memory space being one half of that of said reference frame.
25. The image-decoding device according to claim 19 wherein said image-decoding device decodes said second field data of said B-frame data for obtaining a decoded second field data.
26. The image-decoding device according to claim 19 wherein said plural digital picture data are a 3:2 pull down pictures.
27. The image-decoding method according to claim 26 wherein said 3:2 pull down picture is said B-frame data comprising said first field data, said second field data and a third field data formed by means of decoding said first field data.
28. The image-decoding device according to claim 27 wherein said image-decoding device decodes said second field data for obtaining a decoded second field data corresponding to said second field data.
29. The image-decoding device according to claim 28 wherein said second field data is stored in said memory and occupies a memory space the same as that of said first field data and being one half of that of said reference frame.
30. The image-decoding device according to claim 28 wherein said first field data is decoded after being accessible to said second field data and said reference frame data for obtaining said third field data corresponding to said first field data, so as to register said third field data in said memory for being further accessible thereto.
31. The image-decoding device according to claim 30 wherein said third field data is stored in said memory and occupies a memory space the same as that of said first field data and being one half of that of said reference frame.
32. The image-decoding device according to claim 19 wherein said reference frame data is selected from one of an I frame pixel data and a P frame pixel data.
33. An image-decoding method for decoding plural digital image data in a memory comprising steps of:
providing a bidirectionally predictive-coded frame (B-frame) data and capturing a reference frame data corresponding to said B-frame data from said plural digital image data in said memory, wherein said B-frame data includes a first field data;
modifying said reference frame data to be provided for said B-frame data correctly;
decoding said first field data by means of referring said reference frame data for obtaining a decoded first field data;
reconstructing said decoded first field data and said reference frame data, so as to register and be accessible to said decoded first field data and said reference frame data in said memory for being further accessible to decode said B-frame data.

The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.

1. A liquid crystal display device comprising a plurality of pixels, each including a first subpixel and a second subpixel, wherein each of the first and second subpixels includes:
a counter electrode;
a subpixel electrode; and
a liquid crystal layer interposed between the counter electrode and the subpixel electrode, and
wherein the subpixel electrodes of the first and second subpixels are provided separately from each other as first and second subpixel electrodes, respectively, while the first and second subpixels share the same counter electrode with each other, and
wherein when a predetermined grayscale tone is displayed through four or more consecutive even number of vertical scanning periods, the first and second subpixels have mutually different luminances in at least two of the even number of vertical scanning periods, first polarity periods that are included in the even number of vertical scanning periods and that maintain a first polarity are as long as second polarity periods that are also included in the even number of vertical scanning periods and that maintain a second polarity for each of the first and second subpixels, and in each of the first and second polarity periods, the difference between the average of effective voltages applied to the liquid crystal layer of the first subpixel and that of effective voltages applied to the liquid crystal layer of the second subpixel is substantially equal to zero, and
wherein the polarities of the first and second subpixels are inverted every other vertical scanning period,
wherein in either the first polarity periods or the second polarity periods, one of the two vertical scanning periods satisfies |VLspa|>|VLspb| and the other vertical scanning period satisfies |VLspa|<VLspb|, and
wherein in the other polarity periods, VLspa is equal to VLspb in each of the two vertical scanning periods, wherein the effective voltages applied to the respective liquid crystal layers of the first and second subpixels of each said pixel are represented by VLspa and VLspb, respectively.
2. The liquid crystal display device of claim 1, wherein two of the four consecutive vertical scanning periods are the first polarity periods and the other two vertical scanning periods are the second polarity periods, and
wherein in at least one the first polarity periods and the second polarity periods, one of the two vertical scanning periods thereof satisfies |VLspa >|VLspb| and the other vertical scanning period satisfies |VLspa|<|VLspb|.
3. The liquid crystal display device of claim 1, wherein two of the four consecutive vertical scanning periods are the first polarity periods and the other two vertical scanning periods are the second polarity periods, and
wherein in at least one of the first polarity periods and the second polarity periods, the |VLspa| and |VLspb values of one of the two vertical scanning periods thereof are equal to those of the other vertical scanning period.
4. The liquid crystal display device of claim 1 wherein the plurality of the pixels are arranged in column and row directions so as to form a matrix pattern, and
wherein in each of the plurality of the pixels the first and second subpixels are arranged in the column direction.
5. The liquid crystal display device of claim 1, wherein in each of the plurality of the pixels, voltages applied to the first and second subpixel electrodes change as voltages on their associated storage capacitor lines vary.
6. The liquid crystal display device of claim 1, wherein in each of the plurality of the pixels, the first and second subpixel electrodes are connected to the same signal line by way of their associated switching element.
7. The liquid crystal display device of claim 1, wherein in each of the plurality of the pixels, the first and second subpixel electrodes are respectively connected to first and second signal lines by way of first and second switching elements, respectively.
8. The liquid crystal display device of claim 1, wherein the frame frequency is 60 Hz.
9. The liquid crystal display device of claim 1, wherein in each of the plurality of the pixels, |VLspa| and |VLspb| switch their magnitudes every other vertical scanning period, and
wherein |VLspa| and |VLspb| switch their magnitudes non-synchronously with the inversion of the polarities of the first and second subpixels.
10. The liquid crystal display device of claim 1, wherein voltages on storage capacitor lines associated with the first and second subpixel electrodes change between a first level, a second level that is higher than the first level, and a third level that is higher than the second level.
11. The liquid crystal display device of claim 1, wherein the first and second subpixel electrodes have the same display area.
12. The liquid crystal display device of claim 2, wherein of the four vertical scanning periods, the number of vertical scanning periods that satisfy |VLspa|>|VLspb| is equal to that of vertical scanning periods that satisfy |VLspa|<|VLspb|.
13. The liquid crystal display device of claim 3, wherein of the four vertical scanning periods, the number of vertical scanning periods that satisfy |VLspa|>|VLspb| is equal to that of vertical scanning periods that satisfy |VLspa|<|VLspb|.
14. The liquid crystal display device of claim 4, wherein a voltage applied to the second subpixel electrode of a particular one of the plurality of the pixels and a voltage applied to the first subpixel electrode of another pixel that is adjacent to the particular pixel in the column direction change as the voltage on their common storage capacitor line varies.
15. The liquid crystal display device of claim 4, wherein a voltage applied to the second subpixel electrode of a particular one of the plurality of the pixels and a voltage applied to the first subpixel electrode of another pixel that is adjacent to the particular pixel in the column direction change as voltages on their associated storage capacitor lines vary.
16. The liquid crystal display device of claim 5, wherein in each of the plurality of the pixels, a voltage on a storage capacitor line associated with the first subpixel electrode and a voltage on a storage capacitor line associated with the second subpixel electrode change mutually differently.