journal article·2008-10

Recent advances in carbon nanotube-based electronics

Prithu Sharma, Prerit Ahuja

Materials Research Bulletin· Volume 43· Issue 10
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Abstract

CNT-electronics is a field involving synthesis of carbon nanotubes-based novel electronic circuits, comparable to the size of molecules, the practically fundamental size possible. It has brought a new paradigm in science as it has enabled scientists to increase the device integration density tremendously, hence achieving better efficiency and speed. Here we review the state-of-art current research on the applications of CNTs in electronics and present recent results outlining their potential along with illustrating some current concerns in the research field. Unconventional projects such as CNT-based biological sensors, transistors, field emitters, integrated circuits, etc. are taking CNT-based electronics to its extremes. The field holds a promise for mass production of high speed and efficient electronic devices. However, the chemical complexity, reproducibility and other factors make the field a challenging one, which need to be addressed before the field realizes its true potential.
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OpenAlex topics: Carbon Nanotubes in Composites · Mechanical and Optical Resonators · Neuroscience and Neural Engineering

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