molecular electronics

[mə′lek·yə·lər i‚lek′trän·iks] (computer science) The use of biological or organic molecules for fabricating electronic materials with novel electronic, optical, or magnetic properties, applications include polymer light-emitting diodes, conductive-polymer sensors, pyroelectric plastics, and, potentially, molecular computational devices.

Molecular Electronics

the original name of one of the areas of study (trends) in microelectronics. During the 1960’s the term “molecular electronics” was widely used, but in the early 1970’s it gradually began to be replaced by the term “functional electronics.”

molecular electronics

Biological-based electronics. Developing circuits that are "grown" may seem far fetched, but research shows that a "biocomputer" might be possible in 25 years. From living plants, researchers have isolated "photosynthetic reaction centers" (PRCs). These microminiature photovoltaic systems change their state when exposed to light, and the states can be measured. In 2001, German scientists grew a network of neurons (brain cells) from a snail onto a semiconductor chip. Electricity was made to travel through the neuron net and back out. Stay tuned! Or, rather, have your grandchildren stay tuned!

单词	molecular electronics
释义	molecular electronics molecular electronics n. (used with a sing. verb) A branch of electronics in which molecules are engineered and arranged so that their electrical properties allow them to be used as individual, microscopic electrical components. molecular electronics molecular electronics [mə′lek·yə·lər i‚lek′trän·iks] (computer science) The use of biological or organic molecules for fabricating electronic materials with novel electronic, optical, or magnetic properties, applications include polymer light-emitting diodes, conductive-polymer sensors, pyroelectric plastics, and, potentially, molecular computational devices. Molecular Electronics the original name of one of the areas of study (trends) in microelectronics. During the 1960’s the term “molecular electronics” was widely used, but in the early 1970’s it gradually began to be replaced by the term “functional electronics.” molecular electronics Biological-based electronics. Developing circuits that are "grown" may seem far fetched, but research shows that a "biocomputer" might be possible in 25 years. From living plants, researchers have isolated "photosynthetic reaction centers" (PRCs). These microminiature photovoltaic systems change their state when exposed to light, and the states can be measured. In 2001, German scientists grew a network of neurons (brain cells) from a snail onto a semiconductor chip. Electricity was made to travel through the neuron net and back out. Stay tuned! Or, rather, have your grandchildren stay tuned! molecular electronics molecular electronics A term referring to electronic devices that are based on components of individual molecules. MedicalSeem'
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