Couple carbon nanotubes as RF quantum dots - Materials Today
Despite the inherent incompatibility of low-disorder carbon nanotubes and low-loss microwave resonators, researchers at the University of Basel and ETH Zurich, Switzerland, have found a way to construct a superconducting impedance-matching circuit that allows these two entities to be coupled with a significant increase in bandwidth and signal-to-noise ratio for the development of efficient nanodevices in future electronic circuits.
Despite the inherent incompatibility of low-disorder carbon nanotubes and low-loss microwave resonators, researchers at the University of Basel and ETH Zurich, Switzerland, have found a way to construct a superconducting impedance-matching circuit that allows these two entities to be coupled with a significant increase in bandwidth and signal-to-noise ratio for the development of efficient nanodevices in future electronic circuits.
