Fogal Transistor: Charged Barrier Technology

Fogal Transistor

Article In The
Augusta Chronicle

"Fogal Demonstrates Semiconductor"
June 2,1997

ARTICLE
By Bill Fogal

NOTES
By Tom Bearden

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The Truth In
Charged Barrier Technology
By Bill Fogal

With Special Commentary And Analysis By
Colonel Tom Bearden

"We are only bound by the limits of our own imagination."
We perceive what we cannot see. We feel what we cannot hear. We strive for perfection in our thought models, but we seem to forget that sometimes it is the imperfections in nature that can help to make things work. --Bill Fogal

Moving Information Without Moving Electrons
New Transistor Technology
Quantum Leap In Communications

This paper covers the basics of Bill Fogal's research into Charged Barrier technology, the reason for the name "Charged Barrier," and how it works as seen directly through Bill's own eyes. The body of the paper is by the first author (Fogal), and the second author (Bearden) has mostly added some pertinent technical comments, deliberately placed in the voluminous footnotes so that the reading of Bill's article is not interrupted.

Of necessity, the endnotes (referenced by footnote numbers) are extremely wide ranging and complex. It is highly recommended that the reader first read straight through Bill Fogal's article without reading the endnotes at all, instead studying those in detail later. Zip files are provided for offline reading.

At this time, Bill feels that it is essential to release this information for a better understanding of the importance of his charge-barrier technology. The reader may question the theory concerning this technology, and may also question whether this new semiconductor device can actually work. But, just think about it! This paper covers a new way of thinking in solid state physics. The Fogal semiconductor -- which is an experimentally demonstrated device -- may force us to ask some unique questions about conventional EM theories and wonder, "Do things really work that way? Could they work differently after all?"