Scientists fabricate first plasma transistor

Scientists fabricate first plasma transistor from PhysOrg.com Since their development in the 1940s, transistors have been at the heart of computers and other modern electronic devices. Transistors – whose job is to start, stop, or amplify electric current – come in all shapes, sizes and materials, depending on the application. Recently, scientists have fabricated a new variation: a micro-sized plasma transistor.[...]

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