Tiny Light Flashes, Massive Impact: The Next Gen of Microelectronics
- by Anoop Singh
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Ferroelectric material adapts to light stimuli by reorganizing atomic connectivity on the nanoscale in a way that resembles the plasticity of neural networks. Researchers are exploring ferroelectric materials for their potential in energy-efficient microelectronics. These materials can adapt their structure in response to light pulses, creating a variety of domain structures that could revolutionize data […]
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Ferroelectric material adapts to light stimuli by reorganizing atomic connectivity on the nanoscale in a way that resembles the plasticity of neural networks. Researchers are exploring ferroelectric materials for their potential in energy-efficient microelectronics. These materials can adapt their structure in response to light pulses, creating a variety of domain structures that could revolutionize data…
Ferroelectric material adapts to light stimuli by reorganizing atomic connectivity on the nanoscale in a way that resembles the plasticity of neural networks. Researchers are exploring ferroelectric materials for their potential in energy-efficient microelectronics. These materials can adapt their structure in response to light pulses, creating a variety of domain structures that could revolutionize data…