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here you can find the most rare topics in detail
all fields of chemistry are deeply understood here for presenting the lectures
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2. INTRODUCTION
Nanoscale electronics could hold the promise of
powering future electronic devices that can
outperform existing devices and open up totally
new opportunities.
It will require conceptually new device building
blocks, scalable circuit architectures, and
fundamentally different fabrication strategies.
3. 1D nanostructures represent the smallest
dimension structure that can efficiently transport
electrical carriers
1D nanostructures can also exhibit critical device
function, and thus can be exploited as both the
wiring and device elements in future
architectures for functional nanosystems
In this regard, two material classes:
semiconductor nanowires (NWs)
carbon nanotubes (NTs)
have shown particular promise
4. NTs have been used to fabricate field effect
transistors, diodes, and logic circuits.
Problems with Nanotubes to made devices:
Difficulties to control whether building blocks are
semiconducting or metallic
Difficulties in manipulating individual NTs
So, to date, device fabrication by NT largely is a
random event, thus pose a significant barrier to
achieving highly integrated nanocircuits
5. Advantages of Nanowires
NW devices can be assembled in a rational and
predictable because:
Nanowires can be precisely controlled during
synthesis,
chemical composition,
diameter,
length,
doping/electronic properties
It is possible to combine distinct NW building
blocks in ways not possible in conventional
electronics.
NWs thus represent the best-defined class of
nanoscale building blocks, and this precise
control over key variables has correspondingly
enabled a wide range of devices and integration
strategies to be pursued
6. WHAT ARE NANOWIRES?
Nanowires are
microscopic wires that
have a width measured in
nanometers. Typically their
width ranges from forty to
fifty nanometers, but their
length is not so limited.
Since they can be
lengthened by simply
attaching more wires end to
end or just by growing them
longer, they can be as long
as desired.
7.
Diameter of nanowires range from a single atom
to a few hundreds of nanometers.
Length varies from a few atoms to many microns
Different name of nanowires in literature:
Whiskers, fibers: 1D structures ranging from
several nanometers to several hundred
microns
Nanowires: Wires with large
aspect ratios (e.g. >20),
Nanorods: Wires with small
aspect ratios.
NanoContacts: short wires bridged
between two larger electrodes.
8. SYNTHESIS OF NANOWIRES
Some of the recent successful synthesis of
nanowires are based on the so-called vapor-liquidsolid (VLS) mechanism
11. VAPOR LIQUID SOLID GROWTH (VLS)
TEM and selected area diffraction image of a single
crystal ZnO nanorod.(~20 nm width).
12. PROPERTIES AND APPLICATION OF
NANOWIRES
Nanowires are promising materials for many novel
applications
Not only because of their unique geometry, but
also because they possess many
unique physical properties, including :
electrical
magnetic
optical
mechanical
13. MAGNETIC PROPERTIES
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Actually the magnetic properties of nanowires depend
on the wire diameter and aspect ratio
•
It is possible to control the magnetic properties of the
nanowires by controlling the fabrication parameters
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Remanence ratio, which measures the remanence
magnetization after switching off the external magnetic
field
•
Coercivity, which is the coercive field required to
demagnetize the magnet after full magnetization.
•
Giant Magnetoresistance (GMR)
14. OPTICAL
PROPERTIES
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Controlling the flow of optically encoded
information with nanometer-scale accuracy over
distances of many microns, which may find
applications in future high-density optical
computing.
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Silicon nanowires coated with SiC show stable
photoluminescence at room temperature
15. STRIPED NANOWIRES
Striped nanowires are capable of performing more
than one task along the same wire.
They
are striped with
different
materials that
posses different
properties,
an attribute which
allows different
operations to be performed at
the
same time. This also enables
devices to be more compacted because fewer
wires are needed; each nanowire is serving multiple
functions
16. WHY ARE NANOWIRES NOT BEING
IMPLEMENTED?
Nanowires are not being heavily manufactured because they are
still in the development stage and are only produced in the
laboratory. Until production has been streamlined,
made easier and faster, they will not be heavily
manufactured for commercial purposes.
Furthermore, though they are 4 or 5 times more
effective than current technology, an industry-wide
technology overhaul is not cost effective at the moment
17. WHAT USES ARE NANOWIRES BEING
DEVELOPED FOR?
IBM has been doing research on forming U-shaped
nanowires to create a “racetrack memory”. This
method would allow IBM to create a memory
system with no moving parts and far greater
storage than flash memory. This U-shape is formed
with closely arranged nanowires, allowing fast
transmissions and increasing storage size without
adding to the overall size of the device.
Nanowires are also being developed for prototype
sensors. These sensors will be used on gases and
biological molecules
18. WHAT GOOD ARE NANOWIRES?
Some uses of nanowires include:
Data storage/transfer
Batteries/generators
Transistors
LED’s
Optoelectronic devices
Biochemical sensors
Heat-pumping Thermoelectric devices
21. CONCLUSION
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Challenges:
The insufficient control of the properties of individual
building blocks
Low device-to-device reproducibility
Lack of reliable methods for assembling and
integrating building blocks into circuits
Advances:
Synthesis of nanoscale building blocks with precisely
controlled chemical composition, physical
dimension, and electronic, optical properties
Some strategies for the assembly of building blocks
into increasingly complex structures
New nanodevice concepts that can be implemented in
high yield by assembly approaches
22. REFERENCE
Essentials of nanotechnology; Jeremy ramsdan
Nanotubes& Nanowires; C N Ram Rao
Nanotubes& Nanowires; Peter John Burke
Wikipedia
Nanowires: A Platform for Nanoscience&
Nanotechnology; Charles M. Lieber