Self-Powered Scale-Up Toroidal Array Quantum Processing Memory Device with Controllable and Adjustable State-Switch Valves of Making and Applications Thereto

A self-powered scale-up toroidal array quantum processing memory device comprises of

• (a) a first electrode having a first layer of an organic superconductive membrane on top that membrane was made of arrays of nanoislands with cyclodextrin cavities by self-assembly cross-linked copolymers;
• (b) a second layer comprising of an organometallic superlattice membrane that was made of cross-linked triacetyl-β-cyclodextrin (TCD), polyethylene glycol diglycidyl ether (PEG), poly(4-vinylpyridine) (PVP), bis-imidazole substituted dimethyl-β-cyclodextrin (bM-β-DMCD) and embedded zinc chloride was fabricated by self-assembly horizontally affixed on top of the first layer membrane;
• (c) Polymer PEG . . . TCD and polymer PVP . . . PEG cross-linked to form polymer chains mimicking the protein C-terminal and N-terminal, respectively, and vertically oriented on the surface of the first electrode;
• (d) there are Josephson junction barriers comprised of flexible insulators;
• (e) The second electrode comprises of an electron conductive organic polymer with nanopore array structure mimicking the glucose oxidase's function;
• (f) Between the two Membrane Electrode Assembles (MEA)s there are Controllable and Adjustable State-Switch Valves (CASSV).