Graphene transistor clocked at 427 GHz [pdf]
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#3Great. Now we can finally convert heat radiation (300GHz-430THz) to DC using 1mm long antennas and graphene transistor rectifiers.
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#4The interesting phrase here is "scalable fabrication".
Like the many new battery technologies, there are many ways you can make next-gen transistors, but none of them yet has been manufacturable at large scale.
To me, it's not the transistor that's impressive in modern technology it's the manufacturing process we use to make large scale silicon devices. It's those that are becoming increasingly hard to advance and those that we need to find replacements for.
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#5What are transistors in current gen cpus clocked at?
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#6What are transistors in current gen cpus clocked at?
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#9Great. Now we can finally convert heat radiation (300GHz-430THz) to DC using 1mm long antennas and graphene transistor rectifiers.
I suppose we could, but why would we want to?