Wang et al., 2018 - Google Patents
Stressed carbon nanotube devices for high tunability, high quality factor, single mode GHz resonatorsWang et al., 2018
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- Wang X
- Zhu D
- Yang X
- Yuan L
- Li H
- Wang J
- Chen M
- Deng G
- Liang W
- Li Q
- Fan S
- Guo G
- Jiang K
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- Nano Research
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The emerging applications of nanoelectromechanical systems (NEMS) in ground-state cooling, quantum manipulation, communication devices, etc., call for a nanoresonator with high frequency, quality factor, and tunability, as well as easy integration. Here we show that …
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