We propose a novel extension of quantum field theory by introducing Intrinsic Quantum Oscillators (IQuO) to describe the internal degrees of freedom of a particle. IQuO is composed of sub-oscillators with semi-quanta and are described by creation operators and annihilation with two components each. In the interaction between two particles, thanks to the structure with semi-quants of an IQuO, it is possible to show that in the initial phase of a coupling between two particle-fields, a non-dynamic process of reduction from a non-local to a local state takes place. Besides, IQuO allows us to demonstrate a direct correlation between the two directions of phase rotation of the wave function of a particle and the two signs of its electric charge. This connection provides a new understanding of particle-antiparticle pair creation and their associated virtual boson fields. Finally, two distinct IQuO configurations, B-IQuO and F-IQuO, explain the fundamental difference between fermions and bosons.
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