Nanodispositivos eletrônicos baseados em nanofitas de grafeno
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https://doi.org/10.22480/revunifa.2013.26.597Palavras-chave:
Nanodispositivos, Microeletrônica, Nanoeletrônica, GrafenoResumo
A busca por novos materiais que permitissem a diminuição da escala de dispositivos reais, com a possibilidade de aumento em sua eficiência, levou a pesquisas acerca das propriedades eletrônicas do grafeno que possibilitassem a construção de alternativas nanométricas para dispositivos presentes atualmente em microeletrônica. Este trabalho faz uma revisão de literatura, apresentando nanodispositivos eletrônicos que possuem comportamento igual ou superior aos dispositivos microeletrônicos, bem como dá um exemplo de uma real aplicação de tais nanodispositivos.
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