Growth of nanotubes for electronics
By John Robertson. 2007
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The roadmap for semiconductor devices envisages that carbon nanotubes or semiconducting nanowires could become important in about ten years. This article reviews where carbon nanotubes could contribute to microelectronics, in terms of vias, interconnects, and field-effect transistors. It focuses particularly on the requirements microelectronics places on the growth of nanotubes. That is, control over the formation of semiconducting or metallic tubes, controlling the growth location and direction, and achieving high enough nucleation densities.
Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Materials Chemistry
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- Carbon nanotubes: a review on properties, synthesis methods and applications in micro and nanotechnology (2021, background): “Carbon nanotubes have high current carry capacity which makes them useful in the microelectronics (Robertson 2007).”