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The 17 pages that link to Field-effect transistor, each with the reason it gives.

• SemiconductorBroader topic: It demonstrates how an applied field can switch semiconductor conductivity.

• TransistorBroader topic: Its voltage-controlled channel is the basis of most modern integrated circuits.

• Vacuum tubeCompared with: Its voltage-controlled operation parallels a tube’s control grid, but uses a solid-state channel.

• John BardeenCompared with: Bardeen’s early field-effect experiments exposed surface-state problems before the point-contact transistor succeeded.

• Carbon nanotubeRelated: Semiconducting nanotubes can serve as transistor channels.

• MOSFETNarrower topic: MOSFETs are insulated-gate members of this broader transistor family.

• Semiconductor fabricationNarrower topic: Fabrication patterns and connects these switching devices across the wafer.

• Junction transistorCompared with: It contrasts with bipolar junction transistors, where both carrier types participate in conduction.

• Ohmic contactRelated: Its source and drain contacts must inject and collect carriers with minimal voltage loss.

• Dependent sourceBroader topic: Its small-signal model commonly uses a voltage-controlled current source.

• Electron mobilityRelated: Channel electron mobility strongly influences transistor drive current and switching speed.

• Molybdenum disulfideRelated: Atomically thin MoS₂ can serve as a semiconducting channel in compact transistors.

• NOR gateRelated: MOS field-effect transistors form the complementary networks in common CMOS NOR gates.

• Metal–semiconductor junctionRelated: Its metal source and drain contacts can limit injection into the semiconductor channel.

• History of electronics engineeringRelated: Field-effect devices became the basis of dense, low-power integrated circuits.

• History of the transistorBroader topic: This operating principle enabled the MOSFET, the key device in integrated circuits.

• Vacuum electronicsCompared with: Field-effect transistors offer compact amplification without an evacuated envelope.