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Semiconductors and electronics

Semiconductors and electronics

Semiconductor fibres are fracture free and glass clad

06 Feb 2024
Semiconductor fibres
At long last: a bobbin containing hundreds of metres of the semiconductor fibre together with some preforms after the manufacturing process. (Courtesy: Zhixun Wang)
Ultralong, fracture-free semiconductor fibres have been produced inside glass cladding by researcher

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Tim Wogan is a science writer based in the US
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