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Wu, XY;Kulkarni, JS;Collins, G;Petkov, N;Almecija, D;Boland, JJ;Erts, D;Holmes, JD
2008
October
Synthesis and Electrical and Mechanical Properties of Silicon and Germanium Nanowires
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FIELD-EFFECT TRANSISTORS LIQUID-SOLID GROWTH SCALE HIERARCHICAL ORGANIZATION DIAMETER-CONTROLLED SYNTHESIS SEMICONDUCTOR NANOWIRES CARBON NANOTUBES CONTACT RESISTANCE TRANSPORT-PROPERTIES SURFACE-CHEMISTRY LASER-ABLATION
The development of semiconductor nanowires has recently been the focus Of extensive research as these structures may play an important role ill the next generation of: nanoscale devices. Using semiconductor nanowires as building blocks. a number of high performance electronic devices have been fabricated. In this review. we discuss synthetic methodologies and electrical characteristics of Si, Ge, and Ge/Si core/shell nanowires. In particular the fabrication and electrical properties of a variety of nanowire-based field effect transistors (FETs) are discussed. Although the bottom-up approach has the potential to go far beyond the limits of top-down technology, new techniques need to be developed to realize precise control of structural parameters, such as size uniformity, growth direction, and dopant distribution within nanowires to produce nanowire-based electronics on a large scale.
WASHINGTON
AMER CHEMICAL SOC
0897-4756
5954
5967
10.1021/cm801104s
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