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Electronics history spans over a century, from the early experiments with electricity to the modern semiconductor industry. The field of electronics has revolutionized numerous aspects of modern society, including telecommunications, entertainment, education, healthcare, industry, and security. Key figures such as [[alexander-graham-bell|Alexander Graham Bell]], [[guglielmo-marconi|Guglielmo Marconi]], and [[john-bardeen|John Bardeen]] have contributed significantly to the development of electronics. The first electronic device, the [[telegraph|telegraph]], was invented in the 1830s, followed by the [[telephone|telephone]] in 1876. The 20th century saw the invention of the [[transistor|transistor]], [[integrated-circuit|integrated circuit]], and [[microprocessor|microprocessor]], which have enabled the creation of modern electronic devices such as [[smartphone|smartphones]], [[computer|computers]], and [[internet|internet]] infrastructure. Today, the semiconductor industry continues to drive innovation in electronics, with companies like [[intel|Intel]], [[qualcomm|Qualcomm]], and [[taiwan-semiconductor-manufacturing-company|Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company]] (TSMC) leading the way. As of 2022, the global electronics market was valued at over $3 trillion, with an expected growth rate of 5% per annum. The impact of electronics on society is undeniable, with over 5 billion people worldwide using electronic devices, and the industry supporting over 10 million jobs globally.