It has been a few years since I worked in the semi-conductor field. I retired in 2005. About the time I retired, they were working on "Diamond" wafers, to make semi-conductors with.
Supposedly, from what I could understand of it, they would run cooler. I had heard they got the expenses down pretty low, in making them.
I thought this was going to be one of the ways, they hoped to develop superconductors?
Had you heard of this process? If so, would it aid in the process of superconducting?
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It has been a few years since I worked in the semi-conductor field. I retired in 2005. About the time I retired, they were working on "Diamond" wafers, to make semi-conductors with.
Supposedly, from what I could understand of it, they would run cooler. I had heard they got the expenses down pretty low, in making them.
I thought this was going to be one of the ways, they hoped to develop superconductors?
Had you heard of this process? If so, would it aid in the process of superconducting?