Radial Transistor Ring - Modular Tile Stack - Concept.

if we combined multiple, radially placed transistors, connected the correct poles, and to the correct conductive ring, we could make a set of transistors work together as one perhaps.

We could have the outcome, or the central measurement pole be sent to the center, and then use the Z-axis to syphon off the signal produced. The center here is the shortest, and thus fastest way out of the entire contraption.

We can use 3,6,12,24,32 whatever amount of transistors we could radially fit in a ring, use near flattened, 2D conductor rings to connect all the correct poles. the more transistors we use, the more circular the overall ring will look. for 3 or 6 transistor [pairs] I've used a hexagonal conductor ring.We could turn any transistor on its own axis to create different types of setups, like logic gates, where we only allow for one polarity in a specific way etc. We could turn all transistors sideways, and again place the tiles radially, inside another container like a torus, which maybe handy for [super] cooling, depending on if i, or we ever find a real use.

The black cylinders symbolize the non conductive structure, separating the conductor rings from each other, i have shown close ups of the poles coming from the transistor and how the do not touch the wrong conductive ring. A different flat connection setup topology, inside the inner ring to connect the transistors, could still be thought off.

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