Microelectronic arrays and electric field assisted self-assembly of component structures for micro/nanofabrication applications

Michael J. Heller

Microelectronic arrays and electric field assisted self-assembly of component structures for micro/nanofabrication applications

Michael J. Heller

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Abstract

The concepts for nanotechnology encompass a wide variety of potential applications. Presently, there are key problems with enabling molecular electronics. One such problem is that of organizing components for higher level functioning. This article details the efforts that address this problem.

Original language	English (US)
Pages	89-91
Number of pages	3
State	Published - 2000
Externally published	Yes
Event	58th Device Research Conference (58th DRC) - Denver, CO, USA Duration: Jun 19 2000 → Jun 21 2000

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Conference	58th Device Research Conference (58th DRC)
City	Denver, CO, USA
Period	6/19/00 → 6/21/00

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General Engineering

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Microelectronic arrays and electric field assisted self-assembly of component structures for micro/nanofabrication applications

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