Manipulation of conductive and magnetic phases in an electron trapping semiconducting
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A semiconductor strip array that can be configured to exhibit distinct electrical and/or magnetic phase characteristics according to the many-body effects phenomenon in electron gases is disclosed. The strip array can be incorporated into a MOSFET architecture and utilized in amplifier and memory cell applications. Significantly, the strip array can exhibit superconductive characteristics under relatively high temperature conditions. In one embodiment, the strip array comprises a grounded substrate, a plurality of strips deposited on the substrate in an intersecting pattern to define the strip array, an insulating layer atop the array, a source, and a drain. The intersecting strip array defines primary electron trapping sites at the strip intersections and secondary electron trapping sites on the strips between the intersections. The strip array is further configured to exhibit distinct electrical and/or magnetic properties according to a selective concentration of electrons injected into the primary and secondary electron trapping sites.
A strip array architecture, comprising:
A method for changing the electromagnetic properties of a semiconductor strip array including a plurality of intersecting strips of semiconductor material deposited on a substrate, the intersections of the strips defining primary electron trapping sites, the portions of the strips between the strip intersections defining secondary electron trapping sites, the method comprising:
A MOSFET structure, comprising:
A MOSFET structure, comprising:
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