Revolutionary diode design cracks 50 year-old electronics speed barrier

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Metal-insulator-metal (MIM) diodes might just be the technology that allows electronics achieve the next big leap in processing speed. Research into diode design conducted at the Oregon State University (OSU) has revealed this week cheaper and easier to manufacture MIM diodes that will also eliminate speed restrictions of electronic circuits that have baffled materials researchers since the 1960's... Continue Reading Revolutionary diode design cracks 50 year-old electronics speed barrier

Tags: Electronics, Oregon State University, Transistor

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