Method of storing a data bit in a fast-write alloy

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Making device or circuit emissive of nonelectrical signal

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C438S022000, C438S029000, C438S048000

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07459321

ABSTRACT:
Alloy memory structures and methods are disclosed wherein a layer or volume of alloy material changes conductivity subsequent to introduction of a electron beam current-induced change in phase of the alloy, the conductivity change being detected using current detection means such as photon-emitting P-N junctions, and being associated with a change in data bit memory state.

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