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Plasmonics promises Faster Communication



The term ‘plasmonics’ is derived from
plasmons—quanta associated with surface charge oscillations. Their
frequency is almost equal to that of light;
optical frequencies are about 105 times
greater than the frequency of today’s
electronic microprocessors. So light can
be used to excite them on the surface of
a material in a localised regime.
The energy required to receive and
send a surface plasmon pul ....etc

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Researchers at the University of California, Berkley, have developed a way to grow nanolasers on a piece of silicon which is believes to pave the way for new generation of laser processors.

In fact the silicon is bad at generating light. Scientists had previously tried to develop chips made of silicon and so-called III-V (three-five) semiconductor materials, but this approach has problems of its own.

Lead researcher and UC Berkeley grad student Roger Chen said in a press release: Growing III-V semiconductor films on silicon is like f ....etc

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