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1609241 No.1609241 [Reply] [Original]

So what is the theoretical speed limit of a transistor?

I know the current record is a Graphene FET at 100 GHz

>> No.1609251

>skunkworks makes another thread

OKAY. LET ME SPELL THIS OUT FOR YOU.

Y IS FOR YOU, A IS FOR ARE, I IS FOR IS, A IS FOR A, D IS FOR FUCKING DOUCHEBAG.

But in all seriousness, noone likes you.

>> No.1609256

>>1609251
You are is a fucking douchebag?

>> No.1609260

>>1609256
Rage has been known to distort grammar

>> No.1609269

I IS for IS... whatthefuckamireading.jpg

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1609292

C'mon /sci/, any serious answers?

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1609302

>>1609292

I don't know who you are, but since you're a tripfag, I agree with the first post: You are is a fucking douche bag.

>> No.1609313

It's something like that. But forget about it OP. I read that there was something about carbon transistors that makes them unsuitable for being employed in CPUs and stuff

>> No.1609354

velocity = frequency x wavelength

c = f x lambda

minimum length = planck's length

maximum possible frequency = c / planck's length

>> No.1609359

>>1609354

Technically one plank length could only be half a wavelength.

>> No.1609360

>>1609354
yes yes, but is there some material limit below that?

>> No.1609372

>>1609360
the limit depends on how fast it travels through the medium. It will be less than c in all but extreme theoretical cases.

>> No.1609380

>>1609372
so the only limit is the speed of light in the medium, and heat dissipation?

>> No.1609383

>>1609380
I am sure there are quantum effects to consider, but I'm too high to think about them.

>> No.1609388

>>1609380
>>1609383

Quantum tunelling becomes a huge problem when you get to scales of about 10 nm and below.

>> No.1609397

>>1609388
pffff, quantum tunneling is just something they made up to explain how the sun fuses some of it's shit. I know because this little frog told me.