High-frequency electrical properties of individual and bundled carbon nanotubes

Bundles of single wall carbon nanotubes have been proposed as an interconnect that could potentially replace copper in state-of-the-art ultralarge-scale-integrated circuits if theoretically predicted inductance, resistance, and capacitance scale with the number of carbon nanotubes within the bundle....

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Published in:Applied physics letters 2007-02, Vol.90 (6)
Main Authors: Plombon, J. J., O’Brien, Kevin P., Gstrein, Florian, Dubin, Valery M., Jiao, Yang
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