Publication

Nanoplasma switch device for ultrafast switching

Elison de Nazareth Matioli, Mohammad Samizadeh Nikooytabalvandani
2021
Patent

Abstract

The invention relates to a nanoplasma switch device, comprising: - multiple electrically isolated electrodes; - a gap separating the two electrodes; wherein the gap has a width which is dimensioned to effect the generation of a plasma by electric-field electron emission.

Official source

https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/289101?ln=en

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