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- noun Plural form of
nanocircuit .
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Examples
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While traditional nanowires are notoriously difficult to connect with each other or conventional silicon electronics, Lieber's nanocircuits are essentially pre-wired.
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That type of organized behavior might also lead to ultrasmall environmental sensors or novel ways to bioengineer nanocircuits.
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Now, the research team used TCNL to increase the temperature of reduced graphene oxide at the nanoscale, so they can draw graphene-like nanocircuits.
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Scientists who work with nanocircuits are enthusiastic about graphene because electrons meet with less resistance when they travel along graphene compared to silicon and because today's silicon transistors are nearly as small as allowed by the laws of physics.
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Finally plasmonic nanocircuits combine a large bandwidth with a high level of compaction and make plasmonic components promising for all-optical circuits.
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The achievement paves the way for manufacturing reliable electronic nanocircuits at the ultra-small billionths of a meter scale, said Jie Liu, Duke's Jerry G. and Patricia Crawford Hubbard Professor of Chemistry, who headed the effort.
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The achievement paves the way for manufacturing reliable electronic nanocircuits at the ultra-small billionths of a meter scale, said Jie Liu, Duke's Jerry G. and Patricia Crawford Hubbard Professor of Chemistry, who headed the effort.
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Finally plasmonic nanocircuits combine a large bandwidth with a high level of compaction and make plasmonic components promising for all-optical circuits.
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MIT researchers have devised a way to use origami-like folding to create 3D structures, which may allow the creation of 3D nanocircuits.
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While seemingly archaic in a world of gigahertz and nanocircuits, the lowly battery hasn't just survived into the modern digital age, it powers it with promising new advancements.
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