Zhu YZ, Wang S, Wei XL, Ding L, Zhang ZY, Liang XL, Chen Q, Peng LM.
Frequency Response of SWCNT Field-Effect Transistors with MWCNT Interconnects. Acta Physico-Chimica Sinica [Internet]. 2008;24:2122-2127.
访问链接AbstractSingle-walled carbon nanotube field-effect transistors (SWCNT FETs) with multi-walled carbon nanotubes (MWCNTs) as interconnects were fabricated, and their field effect properties were measured and compared with those of the case with metal leads as interconnects. Both cases showed almost the same direct current (DC) response, while the MWCNTs interconnected case showed a little better alternating current (AC) properties. AC measurement showed that the MWCNTs interconnected SWCNT FETs worked well at frequency up to 20 MHz.
Wang MS, Kaplan-Ashiri I, Wei XL, Rosentsveig R, Wagner HD, Tenne R, Peng LM.
In Situ TEM Measurements of the Mechanical Properties and Behavior of WS(2) Nanotubes. Nano Research [Internet]. 2008;1:22-31.
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The mechanical properties of individual WS(2) nanotubes were investigated and directly related to their atomic structure details by in situ transmission electron microscope measurements. A brittle mode deformation was observed in bending tests of short (ca. 1 mu m in length) multilayer nanotubes. This mode can be related to the atomic structure of their shells. In addition, longer nanotubes (6-7 mu m in length) were deformed in situ scanning electron microscope, but no plastic deformation was detected. A "sword-in-sheath" fracture mechanism was revealed in tensile loading of a nanotube, and the sliding of inner shells inside the outermost shell was imaged "on-line". Furthermore, bending modulus of 217 GPa was obtained from measurements of the electric-field-induced resonance of these nanotubes.