Logic function generation from single microplasma transistor devices and arrays of devices

Thomas J Houlahan; Benben Li; Dane J Sievers; Clark J Wagner; James Gary Eden; Paul A Tchertchian

Logic function generation from single microplasma transistor devices and arrays of devices

Thomas J Houlahan (Inventor), Benben Li (Inventor), Dane J Sievers (Inventor), Clark J Wagner (Inventor), James Gary Eden (Inventor), Paul A Tchertchian (Inventor)

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Abstract

Logic devices are provided in multiple sub-collector and sub-emitter microplasma devices formed in thin and flexible, or inflexible, semiconductor materials. Logic operations are provided with one of a plurality of microplasmas forming sub-collectors with a common emitter, or a common collector plasma with a plurality of sub-emitter regions in a solid state semi-conductor pn-junction, and generating a logic output from an electrode, based upon electrode inputs to two other electrodes.

Original language	English (US)
U.S. patent number	9330877
State	Published - May 3 2016

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