New Flexible, Transparent Transistors made of Nanotubes

The ability to create flexible, transparent electronics could lead to a host of novel applications, such as e-paper and electronic car windshields. Now, scientists have constructed a transistor made of a network of nanotubes that may serve as an essential component in a trans-flex device.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news115382102.html">New Flexible, Transparent Transistors made of Nanotubes</a></p> <p>The ability to create flexible, transparent electronics could lead to a host of novel applications, such as e-paper and electronic car windshields. Now, scientists have constructed a transistor made of a network of nanotubes that may serve as an essential component in a trans-flex device.</p>