Definition of field-effect transistor in English:

field-effect transistor

noun

Electronics

A transistor in which most current is carried along a channel whose effective resistance can be controlled by a transverse electric field.
Example sentencesExamples
- Signals from neurons or other electrically active cells have been recorded using microelectrode arrays of metallized electrodes on glass or silicon substrates or nonmetallized field-effect transistors.
- In 1997, researchers demonstrated that semiconducting nanotubes can act as field-effect transistors, which are the the bread and butter of all electronic devices.
- This latest development comes four years after IBM built the first nanotube field-effect transistors, a component in the construction of computer chips that controls the flow of electrical current.
- Pica takes advantage of the way that field-effect transistors emit photons when they switch, letting sensors track circuit activity across the chip.
- Superconducting field-effect transistors and Josephson-junction integrated circuits have been demonstrated.

Definition of field-effect transistor in US English:

field-effect transistor

(also FET)

noun

Electronics

A transistor in which most current is carried along a channel whose effective resistance can be controlled by a transverse electric field.
Example sentencesExamples
- This latest development comes four years after IBM built the first nanotube field-effect transistors, a component in the construction of computer chips that controls the flow of electrical current.
- In 1997, researchers demonstrated that semiconducting nanotubes can act as field-effect transistors, which are the the bread and butter of all electronic devices.
- Signals from neurons or other electrically active cells have been recorded using microelectrode arrays of metallized electrodes on glass or silicon substrates or nonmetallized field-effect transistors.
- Pica takes advantage of the way that field-effect transistors emit photons when they switch, letting sensors track circuit activity across the chip.
- Superconducting field-effect transistors and Josephson-junction integrated circuits have been demonstrated.

单词	field-effect transistor
释义	Definition of field-effect transistor in English: field-effect transistor noun Electronics A transistor in which most current is carried along a channel whose effective resistance can be controlled by a transverse electric field. Example sentencesExamples Signals from neurons or other electrically active cells have been recorded using microelectrode arrays of metallized electrodes on glass or silicon substrates or nonmetallized field-effect transistors. In 1997, researchers demonstrated that semiconducting nanotubes can act as field-effect transistors, which are the the bread and butter of all electronic devices. This latest development comes four years after IBM built the first nanotube field-effect transistors, a component in the construction of computer chips that controls the flow of electrical current. Pica takes advantage of the way that field-effect transistors emit photons when they switch, letting sensors track circuit activity across the chip. Superconducting field-effect transistors and Josephson-junction integrated circuits have been demonstrated. Definition of field-effect transistor in US English: field-effect transistor (also FET) noun Electronics A transistor in which most current is carried along a channel whose effective resistance can be controlled by a transverse electric field. Example sentencesExamples This latest development comes four years after IBM built the first nanotube field-effect transistors, a component in the construction of computer chips that controls the flow of electrical current. In 1997, researchers demonstrated that semiconducting nanotubes can act as field-effect transistors, which are the the bread and butter of all electronic devices. Signals from neurons or other electrically active cells have been recorded using microelectrode arrays of metallized electrodes on glass or silicon substrates or nonmetallized field-effect transistors. Pica takes advantage of the way that field-effect transistors emit photons when they switch, letting sensors track circuit activity across the chip. Superconducting field-effect transistors and Josephson-junction integrated circuits have been demonstrated.
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