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  2. circuits Archives – Cambridge Enterprise

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    13 Jun 2024: t get any tinier, a technique developed by researchers at the University of Cambridge could lead to chips which are not only smaller, but can support electrical current densities five times ... This method does produce nanotube bundles, but they have

  3. The incredible shrinking circuit – Cambridge Enterprise

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    Thumbnail for The incredible shrinking circuit – Cambridge Enterprise 23 Oct 2020: to chips which are not only smaller, but can support electrical current densities five times greater than the current technology. ... This method does produce nanotube bundles, but they have limited spatial density, and carry insufficient electrical

  4. carbon nanotubes Archives – Cambridge Enterprise

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    13 Jun 2024: by researchers at the University of Cambridge could lead to chips which are not only smaller, but can support electrical current densities five times greater than the current technology./pre pThe ... This method does produce nanotube bundles, but they

  5. carbon Archives – Cambridge Enterprise

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    13 Jun 2024: In lithium-ion batteries the electrical current is carried by lithium ions, and the energy capacity of the battery is limited by the amount of lithium that can be stored in ... This method does produce nanotube bundles, but they have limited spatial

  6. microchips Archives – Cambridge Enterprise

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    13 Jun 2024: t get any tinier, a technique developed by researchers at the University of Cambridge could lead to chips which are not only smaller, but can support electrical current densities five times ... This method does produce nanotube bundles, but they have

  7. engineering Archives – Cambridge Enterprise

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    13 Jun 2024: Building on electrical theory first devised in the 1930s, he set out to determine what the optimal impedance would be for a suspension system, without a separate power source inside the ... a 20 by 15 metre area./p pIn addition, the new system requires

  8. carbon atoms Archives – Cambridge Enterprise

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    13 Jun 2024: t get any tinier, a technique developed by researchers at the University of Cambridge could lead to chips which are not only smaller, but can support electrical current densities five times ... This method does produce nanotube bundles, but they have

  9. john robertson Archives – Cambridge Enterprise

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    13 Jun 2024: t get any tinier, a technique developed by researchers at the University of Cambridge could lead to chips which are not only smaller, but can support electrical current densities five times ... This method does produce nanotube bundles, but they have

  10. Santiago Esconjauregui Archives – Cambridge Enterprise

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    13 Jun 2024: t get any tinier, a technique developed by researchers at the University of Cambridge could lead to chips which are not only smaller, but can support electrical current densities five times ... This method does produce nanotube bundles, but they have

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