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Negative capacitance could make transistors more energy efficient

29 Apr 2022
Negative capacitance transistor illustration
Energy saving: artist’s impression of the gate material with negative capacitance. (Courtesy: Ella Maru Studio)
By exploiting a curious effect called negative capacitance, researchers have designed a transistor t

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Sam Jarman is a science writer based in the UK
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