(under the class definition) Process for producing an electrical device utilizing a semiconductor substrate having an electrically conductive component which at temperatures of less than or equal to 30K is able to conduct electricity in the absence of resistance.
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29, Metal Working,
25.01+, for manufacturing a nonsemiconductor-type barrier layer device and subclass 599 for a method of mechanical manufacture of a superconductor electrical device.
257, Active Solid-State Devices (e.g., Transistors, Solid-State Diodes),
30+, for an active solid-state device in which the active layer through which carrier tunnelling occurs has a lower conductivity than the material adjacent thereto, especially subclasses 31+ for Josephson junction devices, and subclasses 661+ for a superconductive contact or lead.
331, Oscillators,
107, for superconductive element and tunnelling element oscillators. 427, Coating Processes,
62+, for a process of coating, per se, wherein the product is a superconductive electrical device.
330, for a process of manufacturing a semiconductor electrical device having a superconductive component possessing an operating temperature greater than 30K and subclass 923 for a process of making a semiconductor
electrical device having a superconductive component possessing an operating temperature of less than 30K.
