Advantages include tailorability of electronic properties and low power demands.

A family of experimental highly miniaturized field-effect transistors (FETs) is based on exploitation of the electrical properties of nanofibers of polyaniline/ polyethylene oxide (PANi/PEO) doped with camphorsulfonic acid. These polymer-based FETs have the potential for becoming building blocks of relatively inexpensive, low-voltage, high-speed logic circuits that could supplant complementary metal oxide/semiconductor (CMOS) logic circuits.