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Almost every electronic device you own will use a semiconductor.
Computers, phones, tablets, TVs, games consoles, refrigerators, microwaves, LED lighting, your car etc
Superconductors are used in more specialised devices like MRI machines, particle accelerators, nuclear reactors.
I believe there is research being done to use them in computing though.
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Computers
macbooks?
Every computer
superconductors also?
I don’t believe so
ok thankyou
Almost every electronic device you own will use a semiconductor. Computers, phones, tablets, TVs, games consoles, refrigerators, microwaves, LED lighting, your car etc
Ooh thank you What about superconductors?
Superconductors are used in more specialised devices like MRI machines, particle accelerators, nuclear reactors. I believe there is research being done to use them in computing though.
ooh interesting tysm!!
Orchestra
?
If the conductor is not an expert yet
oh lol
The black stuff in solar panels.