A status report on technology for carbon nanotube devices

Franz Kreupl, Andrew Graham, Wolfgang Hönlein

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Abstract

The use of carbon nanotubes (CNT) for sub-10nm feature sizes of semiconductor devices because of its excellent electrical and mechanical properties is discussed. CNT have few structural defects which in combination with the high carbon-carbon bond strength produces tubes capable of withstanding temperatures up to 2800°C in vacuum and upto 700°C in air. It is found that the formation of undesirable, atomic thin oxide and organic layers between nanotubes and contact metal results in tunneling characteristic with high resistances and non-ohmic behavior.

Original languageEnglish
PagesS9-S10+S12+S14+S16
Volume45
No4
Specialist publicationSolid State Technology
StatePublished - Apr 2002
Externally publishedYes

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