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Title: Nanowires


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Nanowires
  • Getting Connected

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What are Nanowires?
  • Nanowires are usually small pieces of metal and
    semi-conducting silicon, that can carry current
    to and from devices

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Methods of Producing Nanowire
  • Laser Assisted Catalytic Growth
  • Simple Vapor Transport
  • Block by Block Growth

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Laser Assisted Catalytic growth
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Laser Assisted Catalytic growth (cont.)
  • High yields of relatively short nanowires
  • Highly uniform yield in shape and size.
  • Large amounts of catalytic metal impurities

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Simple Vapor Transport
Sold Ge and GeI2
Gold covered Silicon
GeI2 (g)
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Simple Vapor Transport
  • Makes Large amounts of Nanowires
  • Uses metals and metal salts at high temperatures
  • Produces high yields, but with metal impurities.

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Block by Block Growth using hybrid pulsed laser
ablation/ chemical vapor deposition
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Block by Block (cont.)
  • Similar to the Simple Vapor Transport method and
    the Laser assisted Catalytic growth methods
  • Best yield of extremely precise nanowires

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Uses of nanowire
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Basic Circuitry
  • Nanowires can be used to create
  • P/N junctions
  • Photoluminescence (PL)
  • Logic and Memory Circuits

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P/N Junctions
  • What is a P/N junction?
  • Doping In Silicon Semiconductor.

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Photoluminescence
  • Plagued by low emission of light
  • Silicon Nanowires are coated with cubic-silicon
    carbide to triple the photoluminescence

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Logic and Memory Circuits
  • Potential for high memory and logic densities
  • Higher integration due to dynamic factors
  • Smaller size prevents errors due to impurities
    and irregularities in the wires.

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Chemical Sensors
  • High surface to Volume ratio
  • Changes in surface produce changes in
    conductivity
  • First sensor detected hydrogen gas.

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Conclusion
  • What are Nanowires?
  • Methods of Producing Nanowire
  • Uses of nanowire and its potential

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