Taylor & Francis Nanocarbon Electronics - CNTs and Graphene

Nanocarbon Electronics by Taylor & Francis provides a deep look into the research surrounding carbon nanotubes (CNTs) and graphene. As these materials become essential for the next generation of electronic devices, this book addresses the vital connection between basic science and practical manufacturing. Readers will explore how nanocarbons serve as promising materials for transistors, sensors, and interconnects. The text focuses on bridging the existing knowledge gap to help move these technologies from theoretical research toward cost-effective product manufacturing. This resource is designed for those studying the transition from laboratory discovery to real-world electronic applications. By examining the feasibility of using nanocarbons in modern engineering, this book offers valuable insights into the future of electrical engineering and material science. It is a necessary read for professionals and students looking to understand the potential of graphene and CNTs in the evolving landscape of electronic device production.