Method for Producing Highly Aligned Nanogaps and Nanoribbons with Atomically Sharp Edges from Atomically Thin Films

Tech ID: 23T217

­Advantages:

  • Simplified and Scalable Production
  • Enhanced Electronic Properties
  • Diverse Technological Applications

Summary:

Our researchers have developed a scalable fabrication method for one-dimensional (1D) nanoribbons, offering unparalleled opportunities in nanoelectronics. This innovative approach eliminates the need for complex chemical or vacuum processing, making it cost-effective and environmentally friendly. The mechanical fracture method enables the production of uniform nanoribbons with atomically smooth edges, ensuring reliable electronic properties and diverse applications. We foresee significant market potential in the nanoelectronics industry, revolutionizing sectors such as advanced semiconductors, quantum devices, and sensors. With an advantage over traditional methods, this technology is able to penetrate the competitive landscape and establish a leading position.

Schematic illustration of using mechanical fracture to generate nanoribbons from nanoflakes.

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