Optoelectronics with Carbon Nanotubes
Optoelectronics with Carbon Nanotubes Optoelectronics with Carbon Nanotubes
diameters. Such CNTs, aligned and contacted so that each channel is comprised of just one tube instead of a series of tubes, could combine the benefits of the single-tube and film diodes and create efficient nano-scale light sources with high output in the near-infrared that would prove useful in many technological applications. 109
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diameters. Such CNTs, aligned and contacted so that each channel is comprised of just one tube<br />
instead of a series of tubes, could combine the benefits of the single-tube and film diodes and<br />
create efficient nano-scale light sources <strong>with</strong> high output in the near-infrared that would prove<br />
useful in many technological applications.<br />
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