Memory device having a semiconducting polymer film

Details Memory device having a semiconducting polymer film Memory device having a semiconducting polymer film

2005-11-08

2005-11-08

Nelms, David (Department: 2818)

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process

Making field effect device having pair of active regions...

Having insulated gate

C257S295000, C257S529000, C257S776000, C257S777000, C438S099000, C438S710000

Reexamination Certificate

active

06962844

ABSTRACT:
A memory device includes a semiconducting polymer film, which includes an organic dopant. The semiconducting polymer film has a first side and a second side. The memory device also includes a first plurality of electrical conductors substantially parallel to each other coupled to the first side of the semiconducting polymer layer, and a second plurality of electrical conductors substantially parallel to each other, coupled to the second side of the semiconducting polymer layer. The first and second pluralities of electrical conductors are substantially mutually orthogonal to each other. Further, an electrical charge is localized on the organic dopant.

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