Taylor & Francis Nanocarbon Electronics - Carbon Nanotubes & Graphene Applications

Nanocarbon Electronics provides a comprehensive review of carbon nanotubes (CNTs) and graphene applications in electronic device development. This book bridges the gap between fundamental nanocarbon science and practical manufacturing feasibility, addressing the critical knowledge deficit in translating laboratory discoveries into cost-effective products. It examines how CNTs and graphene serve as the most promising materials for next-generation transistors, sensors, and interconnects. The detailed review explores the technical and industrial challenges that engineers, researchers, and manufacturers face when implementing nanocarbon technologies in commercial electronic applications. Essential reading for professionals working in nanotechnology, electronics engineering, and materials science who need to understand both the theoretical foundations and real-world manufacturing considerations of carbon-based nanomaterials.