Nanotube antennas

M. S. Dresselhaus ()
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M. S. Dresselhaus: Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Nature, 2004, vol. 432, issue 7020, 959-960

Abstract: An antenna array that is metres high and wide can detect and transmit radio waves. This effect has now been demonstrated at much smaller electromagnetic wavelengths in a nanoscale array of carbon nanotubes.

Date: 2004
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