"Smoking Gun" - finally!

[PaulLowrance]

Billions and billions and billions, as Carl Sagan was famous for saying. 

But in terms of modern semiconductor fabrication, that doesn't mean anything because each layer of material is deposited all at once. IOW, they do not make each diode at a time. Rather, it would require anywhere from 1/2 to 1 dozen layers to make the entire diode chip. So it doesn't matter if there's just one diode or 100 trillion diodes on the entire chip. You could think of it as developing a photo.

PL

[pix]

Hi,
I foud this very interesting.
Electrons thermally vibrate.In a conductor a net voltage result is zero,sice process is chaotic.
But,if we find a way to implement to this chaotic movement something that will give a gradient-  a net preffered direction.....
Plus a gate.
I was thinking about this from some time already.I must find a solution.
Regards,
pix

[PaulLowrance]

You can find those *natural* temperature gradients in all mater, all the time, even at a macro scale. Johnson noise is caused by natural microscopic temperature gradients.

There are all types of different noise. The main cause of flicker noise is trapped charges.

BTW, you can find a solution on my website (not the forum) in the replication page. I'm estimating that for about $50 you can replicate my diode array. I'm not selling anything, but you can freely find all of the part numbers there.

PL

[broli]

Btw if you're going for nanoscale with that much power. Won't the chip melt? And what's the plan on actually buying/making these chips?

[PaulLowrance]

It would be a dream to reach that point. 18K watts is equal to 24 horse power, so it's not that much in terms of a car. Until 1998 the Porsche 911 3.6 liter engine was air cooled. So it's all about thermal conductivity. IMO 18K watts is easy to maintain with simple air cooled. Liquid cooled would offer better thermal conductivity. Also,  the diode array would have the opposite problem, as it would want to cool down, not heat up. So at least we don't have to worry about the chip burning up.

PL