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Three-electrode circuit element utilizing semiconductive materials patent drawing, 1950
US 2,524,035Three-electrode circuit element utilizing semiconductive materials1950

PD-67 · US 2,524,035

Three-electrode circuit element utilizing semiconductive materials

Bardeen and Brattain's point-contact transistor from Bell Labs, 1950 — the device that shrank the world.

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John Bardeen & Walter Brattain
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October 3, 1950

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PD-67 · US 2,524,035 · Filed June 17, 1948 ·

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