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I was listening to Science of Everything podcast by James Fodor (probably) on podbean.com for a 6 part "How computers work". He sort of is studying for a PhD or
by spacetimeuser5 2y ago
I was listening to Science of Everything podcast by James Fodor (probably) on podbean.com for a 6 part "How computers work". He sort of is studying for a PhD or something, and he mentioned (in the 2nd part) that the uncertainty principle is actually applied in computer electronics for electron energies.
- ahazred8ta 2y ago> actually applied in computer electronics For transistor design, yes, so they can eliminate the effect and cancel it. The operation of the final chip is not affected by QM uncertainty, even though the individual electrons are.