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Direct Nanowiring of Carbon Nanotubes for Highly Integrated Electronic and Spintronic Devices
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2001
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Growth Barrier TechniqueEngineeringNanodevicesCarbon NanotechnologyMolecular NanotechnologyHighly Integrated ElectronicElectronic DevicesCarbon-based MaterialNanoengineeringNanoelectronicsCarbon-based FilmsCarbon NanotubesMaterials ScienceNanoscale SystemNanotechnologyNanomanufacturingNano ApplicationDirect NanowiringNanomaterialsApplied PhysicsNano Electro Mechanical SystemFeasible Fabrication TechniqueNanofabricationNanotubesNanostructuresNanomaterials Engineering
A feasible fabrication technique for nanomachines that are based on carbon nanotubes (CNTs) is demonstrated. Direct nanowiring of CNTs between micrometer islands is reported to have been achieved by a growth barrier technique, which prevents vertical growth of the CNTs, i.e., towards the substrate. The result is “straight” or “Y-shaped” CNT bridges between predefined electrodes (see Figure).