Future of Transistor Technology

1.1 Research Scope

1.2 Research Methodology

1.2 Research Methodology (continued)

1.3 Key Research Findings

1.3 Key Research Findings (continued)

2.1 Technological Significance of Transistors in Today’s Electronic Industry

2.2 Segmentation of Transistors

2.3 BJT and FET are the Most Commonly Used Transistors

2.4 Application Diversity

3.1 WBG Transistors – Technological Significance and Segmentation

3.2 Circuit Size and Silicon Limitations Enable growth of WBG Semiconductors

3.3 Energy Savings and Emerging Demand for Green Energy Propels the Development of WBG Transistors

3.4 Challenges Hindering the Adoption of WBG Transistors

3.5 Comparative Assessment of SiC and GaN Transistors

3.6 Patent Publication Trends

3.7 Inference from Patent Analysis: Key Focus Areas

3.8 Key Patent Holders Driving Innovation

3.9 Implementation of WBG Transistors in the Electronics Industry

3.10 Funding Scenarios in WBG Transistor Segment

3.11 Supply Chain Model for WBG Transistors

4.1 High-speed Bi-state Laser Transistors

4.2 Enabling High Power Applications Through Diamond Transistors

4.3 Organic Transistor-based AC/DC Converter

4.4 Graphene Field Effect Transistor (FET) Nanosensor for Insulin Level Monitoring

4.5 Neuron Styled Executing Transistors

4.6 Gallium Nitride-based High Voltage Field-effect Transistor

4.7 Enhancement Mode High Electron Mobility Transistors (E-HEMTs) using Gallium Nitride

4.8 Next-Gen RF Devices using High Electron Mobility Transistors

4.9 Ultra-fast computing using Carbon-based Transistors

4.10 Portable Electronic Devices using Flexible Transistors

4.11 Ultra-speed Switching SiC MOSFETs

412 Flexible Displays using Organic Thin Film Transistors

51 Future Roadmap for Transistor Technology

5.2 From the Analyst’s Desk: What is the Nature of Competition and Global Adoption Scenario for WBG Transistors?

5.3 From the Analyst’s Desk: What are Key Attractive Applications and Future Opportunities for WBG Transistors?

6.1 Key Contacts

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