Comparative Study of Polymer and Semiconductor for Fractional Quantum Hall Effect

Over the last few years conductive polymers and semiconductor have become the most important material for the fabrication of electronic and optoelectronic devices. The discoveries of Quantum Hall Effect have resulted in the quest for the new electronic devices based on low dimensions semiconductor structures such as two one and even zero dimension system. In these structures, quantum mechanical effects will become essential, once a typical length scale of 100 nm or less is reached. We have analyzed and realized that certain conductive polymers can also exhibit the fractional quantum hall effect and compare to semiconductor they are more reliable cost effective and potential candidate for the future quantum hall effect based devices.