GE made carbon nanotube-based diode only 10 atoms wide, capable both to emit and detect light

GE Global Research, the centralised research organisation of the General Electric Company, announced the development of the world’s best performing diode built from a carbon nanotube, which will enable smaller and faster electronic devices with increased functionality. The nano-diode is one of the smallest functioning devices ever made.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news385.html">GE made carbon nanotube-based diode only 10 atoms wide, capable both to emit and detect light</a></p> <p>GE Global Research, the centralised research organisation of the General Electric Company, announced the development of the world’s best performing diode built from a carbon nanotube, which will enable smaller and faster electronic devices with increased functionality. The nano-diode is one of the smallest functioning devices ever made.</p>