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    • 31. 发明申请
    • METHOD AND SYSTEM OF USING NANOTUBE FABRICS AS JOULE HEATING ELEMENTS FOR MEMORIES AND OTHER APPLICATIONS
    • 使用纳米管织物作为记忆元件和其他应用的加热元件的方法和系统
    • US20100327247A1
    • 2010-12-30
    • US12066053
    • 2006-09-06
    • Jonathan W. WardThomas RueckesMitchell MeinholdBrent M. Segal
    • Jonathan W. WardThomas RueckesMitchell MeinholdBrent M. Segal
    • H01L45/00H01L21/02H05B1/00
    • H01L45/1286B82Y10/00G11C13/0004G11C13/025G11C2213/81H01L27/2436H01L45/06H01L45/1226H01L45/1233H01L45/144
    • Methods and systems of using nanotube elements as joule heating elements for memories and other applications. Under one aspect, a method includes providing an electrical stimulus, regulated by a drive circuit, through a nanotube element in order to heat an adjacent article. Further, a detection circuit electrically gauges the state of the article. The article heated by the nanotube element is, in preferred embodiments, a phase changing material, hi memory applications, the invention may be used as a small-scale CRAM capable of employing small amounts of current to induce rapid, large temperature changes in a chalcogenide material. Under various embodiments of the disclosed invention, the nanotube element is composed of a non-woven nanotube fabric which is either suspended from supports and positioned adjacent to the phase change material or is disposed on a substrate and in direct contact with the phase change material. A plurality of designs using various geometric orientations of nanotube fabrics, phase change materials, and drive and detection circuitry is disclosed. Additionally, methods of fabricating nanotube heat emitters are disclosed.
    • 使用纳米管元件作为焦耳加热元件用于存储器和其他应用的方法和系统。 在一个方面,一种方法包括通过纳米管元件提供由驱动电路调节的电刺激,以加热邻近的物品。 此外,检测电路电测量物品的状态。 在优选实施例中,由纳米管元​​件加热的物品是相变材料。在记忆应用中,本发明可以用作能够使用少量电流以在硫族化物中快速,大的温度变化的小规模CRAM 材料。 在所公开的发明的各种实施例中,纳米管元件由无纺布纳米管织物组成,该无纺布纳米管织物从支撑物悬挂并且邻近相变材料定位,或者设置在基底上并与相变材料直接接触。 公开了使用纳米管织物,相变材料以及驱动和检测电路的各种几何取向的多个设计。 另外,公开了制造纳米管热发射体的方法。
    • 33. 发明申请
    • NANOTUBE FABRIC-BASED SENSOR SYSTEMS AND METHODS OF MAKING SAME
    • 基于纳米布织物的传感器系统及其制造方法
    • US20090140167A1
    • 2009-06-04
    • US12065857
    • 2006-09-06
    • Jonathan W. WardBrent M. Segal
    • Jonathan W. WardBrent M. Segal
    • G01N21/00G01J1/58
    • G01N21/65B82Y15/00
    • Under one aspect, a system (100) for sensing the presense of an analyte in a fluid includes a nanotube sensor element including a plurality of nanotubes and positioned for exposure to a fluid; an optical source capable of generating optical radiation (102), the radiation having a source frequency and a fluence selected to generate a nonlinear optical response by the nanotube sensor element; an optical detector (110) capable of measuring the nonlinear optical response by the nanotube sensor element; and logic in electrical communications with the optical detector to sense the presense of an analyte in the fluid based on the nonlinear optical response measured by the optical detector
    • 在一个方面,用于感测流体中分析物的脱色的系统(100)包括纳米管传感器元件,其包括多个纳米管并定位成暴露于流体; 能够产生光辐射(102)的光源,所述辐射具有选择的源频率和能量密度,以通过纳米管传感器元件产生非线性光学响应; 能够测量纳米管传感器元件的非线性光学响应的​​光学检测器(110); 以及与光学检测器进行电通信的逻辑,以基于由光学检测器测量的非线性光学响应来感测流体中分析物的突变
    • 34. 发明申请
    • Carbon Nanotube Resonators
    • 碳纳米管谐振器
    • US20100060383A1
    • 2010-03-11
    • US12065854
    • 2006-09-05
    • Jonathan W. WardBrent M. Segal
    • Jonathan W. WardBrent M. Segal
    • H03H9/00
    • C09D5/14A01N37/36Y10S977/724Y10S977/742Y10S977/75Y10S977/752Y10S977/932A01N25/10A01N37/02A01N37/04A01N37/06A01N37/10A01N59/16A01N59/20A01N2300/00
    • Under one aspect, a resonator 400 includes a nanotube element 410 including a non-woven fabric of unaligned nanotubes and having a thickness, and a support structure 404 defining a gap 406 over which the nanotube element 410 is suspended, the thickness of the nanotube element 410 and the length of the gap 406 being selected to provide a pre-specified resonance frequency for the resonator 400 The resonator 400 also includes a conductive element 412 in electrical contact with the nanotube element 410, a drive electrode 408 in spaced relation to the nanotube element 410, and power logic in electrical contact with die at least one drive electrode 408 The power logic provides a series of electrical pulses at a frequency selected to be about the same as the pre-specified resonance frequency of the resonator 400 to the drive electrode 408 during operation of the resonator 400, such that the nanotube element 410 responds to the series of electrical pulses applied to the drive electrode 408 by making a series of mechanical motions at the resonance frequency of the resonator 400.
    • 在一个方面,谐振器400包括纳米管元件410,纳米管元件410包括非对准纳米管的非织造织物并具有厚度,以及支撑结构404,其限定了纳米管元件410悬挂在其上的间隙406,纳米管元件的厚度 410,并且间隙406的长度被选择为谐振器400提供预定的谐振频率。谐振器400还包括与纳米管元件410电接触的导电元件412,与纳米管相隔离的驱动电极408 元件410以及与裸片至少一个驱动电极408电接触的功率逻辑功率逻辑提供一系列电脉冲,频率选择为与谐振器400的预先指定的谐振频率相对于驱动电极 在谐振器400的操作期间,使得纳米管元件410响应于施加到驱动电极408的一系列电脉冲 在共振器400的共振频率下进行一系列机械运动。
    • 37. 发明授权
    • Methods of using thin metal layers to make carbon nanotube films, layers, fabrics, ribbons, elements and articles
    • 使用薄金属层制造碳纳米管薄膜,层,织物,丝带,元件和制品的方法
    • US07560136B2
    • 2009-07-14
    • US10341055
    • 2003-01-13
    • Jonathan W. WardThomas RueckesBrent M. Segal
    • Jonathan W. WardThomas RueckesBrent M. Segal
    • C23C16/22C23C16/00
    • H01L21/3146B82Y10/00H01L29/43Y10S977/742Y10S977/75Y10S977/751
    • Methods of using thin metal layers to make Carbon Nanotube Films, Layers, Fabrics, Ribbons, Elements and Articles are disclosed. Carbon nanotube growth catalyst is applied on to a surface of a substrate, including one or more thin layers of metal. The substrate is subjected to a chemical vapor deposition of a carbon-containing gas to grow a non-woven fabric of carbon nanotubes. Portions of the non-woven fabric are selectively removed according to a defined pattern to create the article. A non-woven fabric of carbon nanotubes may be made by applying carbon nanotube growth catalyst on to a surface of a wafer substrate to create a dispersed monolayer of catalyst. The substrate is subjected to a chemical vapor deposition of a carbon-containing gas to grow a non-woven fabric of carbon nanotubes in contact and covering the surface of the wafer and in which the fabric is substantially uniform density.
    • 公开了使用薄金属层制造碳纳米管薄膜,层,织物,丝带,元件和制品的方法。 将碳纳米管生长催化剂施加到基材的表面,包括一层或多层薄金属层。 对基板进行化学气相沉积的含碳气体以生长碳纳米管的无纺织物。 根据限定的图案选择性地去除无纺织物的部分以产生制品。 碳纳米管的无纺布可以通过将碳纳米管生长催化剂涂覆在晶片基板的表面上来制造催化剂的分散单层。 对基板进行化学气相沉积的含碳气体,使碳纳米管的无纺织物接触并覆盖晶片的表面,其中织物的密度基本上均匀。
    • 40. 发明授权
    • Devices having horizontally-disposed nanofabric articles and methods of making the same
    • 具有水平布置的纳米制品的装置及其制造方法
    • US07304357B2
    • 2007-12-04
    • US11193795
    • 2005-07-29
    • Venkatachalam C. JaiprakashJonathan W. WardThomas RueckesBrent M. Segal
    • Venkatachalam C. JaiprakashJonathan W. WardThomas RueckesBrent M. Segal
    • H01L29/84
    • G11C13/025B81B2203/0338B81B2203/04B81C1/00142B81C2201/0109B82Y10/00B82Y30/00B82Y40/00C01B32/162C01B2202/02C01B2202/22G11C11/56G11C23/00G11C2213/16G11C2213/77G11C2213/81H01H1/0094H01L21/76838H01L51/0048H01L2221/1094Y10S977/724Y10S977/734Y10S977/742
    • New devices having horizontally-disposed nanofabric articles and methods of making same are described. A discrete electro-mechanical device includes a structure having an electrically-conductive trace. A defined patch of nanotube fabric is disposed in spaced relation to the trace; and the defined patch of nanotube fabric is electromechanically deflectable between a first and second state. In the first state, the nanotube article is in spaced relation relative to the trace, and in the second state the nanotube article is in contact with the trace. A low resistance signal path is in electrical communication with the defined patch of nanofabric. Under certain embodiments, the structure includes a defined gap into which the electrically conductive trace is disposed. The defined gap has a defined width, and the defined patch of nanotube fabric spans the gap and has a longitudinal extent that is slightly longer than the defined width of the gap. Under certain embodiments, a clamp is disposed at each of two ends of the nanotube fabric segment and disposed over at least a portion of the nanotube fabric segment substantially at the edges defining the gap. Under certain embodiments, the clamp is made of electrically-conductive material. Under certain embodiments, the contact between the nanotube patch and the trace is a non-volatile state. Under certain embodiments, the contact between the nanotube patch and the trace is a volatile state. Under certain embodiments, the at least one electrically conductive trace has an interface material to alter the attractive force between the nanotube fabric segment and the electrically conductive trace.
    • 描述了具有水平布置的纳米制品的新器件及其制造方法。 分立的机电装置包括具有导电迹线的结构。 定义的纳米管织物贴片与痕迹间隔开设置; 并且所述限定的纳米管织物片在第一和第二状态之间是机电偏转的。 在第一状态下,纳米管制品相对于迹线具有间隔的关系,并且在第二状态下,纳米管制品与痕迹接触。 低电阻信号路径与所定义的纳米片段电连通。 在某些实施例中,该结构包括限定的导电迹线设置的间隙。 限定的间隙具有限定的宽度,并且限定的纳米管织物片段跨过间隙并且具有比限定的间隙宽度稍长的纵向范围。 在某些实施例中,夹具设置在纳米管织物片段的两端中的每一个处,并且在纳米管织物片段的至少一部分上大致位于限定间隙的边缘处。 在某些实施例中,夹具由导电材料制成。 在某些实施方案中,纳米管贴片和迹线之间的接触是非挥发性状态。 在某些实施方案中,纳米管贴片和迹线之间的接触是挥发性状态。 在某些实施例中,至少一个导电迹线具有界面材料,以改变纳米管织物片段和导电迹线之间的吸引力。