| In terms of material selection, carbon nanotubes (CNTs) and graphene, along with hydrogen terminated amorphous-silicon, low-temperature polycrystalline silicon, semiconducting metal oxides and organic semiconductors, are promising candidates for flexible electronics. especially thin film transistors (TFTs) made of carbon-based materials such as graphene are expected to transform many technological applications. | |
| A recent article in Small reviews the progress in single-walled CNT and graphene-based flexible thin-film transistors related to material preparation, fabrication technique and transistor performance control, in order to clarify the possible scale-up methods by which mature and realistic flexible electronics could be achieved. It highlights state-of-the-art all-carbon nanomaterial transistors and concludes that an all-carbon strategy is most promising to realize extremely flexible, stretchable and transparent electronics. Read more here at Nanowerk: Flexible, carbon-based nanotechnology thin-film transistors |
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I have the question. Can the carbene (line-chain carbone) with embedded various aytoms be used for "Flexible electronics" ?