A movie explaining in an easy-to-understand manner what the transistor is doing with the electronic device "How transistors work"Has been released.

How Transistors Work-YouTube Transistors are often described in terms of water supply. The base current that flows through the transistor is the water that flows through the pipe.

IBM has created graphene transistors that leave silicon ones in the dust. The prototype devices, made from atom-thick sheets of carbon, operate at 100 gigahertz–meaning they can switch on and ...

Transistors act as switches that flip between the 1s and 0s of digital logic. In these devices, a voltage applied at a gate electrode switches the flow of current on and off through a channel made ...

Three-Dimensional (3D) Transistors: Stacking transistors vertically in a 3D configuration to increase transistor density on a chip without reducing individual transistor size.

If we were to identify one component as "the building block of computers," it would have to be the Transistor. Invented at Bell Labs in 1947, the transistor is a small electronic device used in ...

The synaptic transistor developed at Harvard mimics this behavior. So how does a synaptic transistor work? As shown above, the synaptic transistor has a structure quite similar to that of a field ...

The most promising applications of graphene are in electronics, detectors, and thermal management. The first graphene field-effect transistors have already been demonstrated. At the same time, for any ...

The transistor was born in 1947 at Bell Labs in New Jersey. We’re looking into the culture of innovation that made it possible.

The scientists Aylesworth talked to suggested there were probably additional impurities in the tin to make that first transistor work.