Semiconductor assembly process breakthrough could lead to more energy-efficient devices
New process could help create diodes for solar cells that use far less energy
Scientists at UCLA have developed a new process for assembling semiconductor devices that could lead to more energy-efficient transistors in future electronics and computer chips The breakthrough is...
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