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BSI PD IEC/TR 62834:2013

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IEC nanoelectronics standardization roadmap

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BSI 2013 36
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1 Scope

This Technical Report covers nanomaterials and nanoscale devices. To achieve consensus more quickly when building the roadmap, an ICT “More Moore” area has been adopted for the priority standardization items of this first version, as shown in Table 1.

Table 1 – Categories and detail potential products

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PDF Pages PDF Title
4 CONTENTS
6 FOREWORD
8 INTRODUCTION
Figures
Figure 1 – Roadmap format
9 1 Scope
Tables
Table 1 – Categories and detail potential products
10 2 Background
2.1 General
Figure 2 – Technologies and related products
11 2.2 Classification of nanotechnology
2.2.1 General
2.2.2 Nanomaterials
2.2.3 Nanoscale devices
2.2.4 Nano-biotechnology
2.2.5 Nanofabrication process – Equipment – Measurement
3 Current status and prospects
3.1 Related markets
Figure 3 – Interaction of product, technology and standardization roadmaps
12 3.2 Technology development directions for nanomaterials
3.2.1 General
13 3.2.2 World leading group status
Figure 4 – ISO 229 WG3 roadmap for standardization of nanomaterials: www.nanosafe.org
14 3.2.3 Nanopore materials
3.2.4 Nanocomposite materials
3.3 Overall technology status and prospects of nanoelectronic devices
15 4 Nanomaterials technology, scenario and standardization roadmap
4.1 Technology
4.1.1 Classification of nanomaterials
16 4.1.2 Standardization items of zero dimensional nanomaterials
Table 2 – Classification of nanomaterials
Table 3 – Characteristics to be considered in developing standards for nanoparticles
17 4.1.3 Standardization items of one-dimensional nanomaterials
Table 4 – Characteristics to be considered in developing standards for quantum dot
Table 5 – Characteristics to be considered in developing standards for CNT
18 4.1.4 Standardization items of two-dimensional nanomaterials
Table 6 – Characteristics to be considered in developing standards for nanowires
Table 7 – Characteristics to be considered in developing standards for nanostructured thin film
19 4.1.5 Standardization items of three-dimensional nanomaterial
Table 8 – Characteristics to be considered indeveloping standards for nanostructured thin films
Table 9 – Characteristics to be considered in developing standards for nanopores
20 4.2 Scenarios
4.2.1 Scenario for nanoparticles (or nanopowders)
4.2.2 Scenario for quantum dots
Table 10 – Characteristics to be considered in developing standards for nanocomposite materials
21 4.2.3 Scenario for carbon nanotubes
22 4.2.4 Scenario for nanowires
4.2.5 Scenario for nanostructured thin films
23 4.2.6 Scenario for sheet resistance characterization of CNT films
4.2.7 Scenario for wear resistance and exposure test of CNT films
24 4.2.8 Scenario for thermal characterization of CNT films
4.2.9 Scenario for graphene
25 4.2.10 Scenario for nanopores
4.2.11 Scenario for nanocomposite materials
Table 11 – Matrix for graphene characterization
26 4.3 Roadmap of standardization of nanomaterials (2009-2020)
5 Nanoelectronic devices technology, scenario and standardization roadmap
5.1 Technology
5.1.1 Nanoscale non-volatile memory devices
5.1.2 New nanomaterial or new nanostructure for nanoelectronic devices
5.1.3 Three-dimensional nanoscale transistors
27 5.1.4 Single electron transistors
5.1.5 Nanoscale logic devices
5.1.6 Carbon interconnects
5.1.7 Nanoscale magnetic devices
5.1.8 Molecular devices
5.2 Scenario
5.2.1 Scenario for nanoscale non-volatile memory devices
28 5.2.2 Scenario for nanostructure electronic materials
5.2.3 Scenario for nanoscale interconnects (CNT)
29 5.2.4 Scenario for one-dimensional nanoscale transistors
5.2.5 Scenario for three-dimensional nanoscale transistors
Figure 5 – Estimated resistance of 50 nm-diameter vias dependent on the filling rate of CNTs in a via hole for 1 nm-diameter SWNT, 3 nm-diameter3-walled MWNT, and 5 nm-diameter 6-walled MWNT
30 5.2.6 Scenario for single electron transistors
5.2.7 Scenario for key control characteristics of nanoscale logic devices
5.2.8 Scenario for molecular devices
5.3 Standardization roadmap of nanoelectronic devices (2009-2020)
32 Figure 6 – Roadmap for standardization of nanomaterials (2009-2020)
33 Figure 7 – Roadmap for standardization of nanoelectronic devices (2009-2020)
34 Bibliography
BSI PD IEC/TR 62834:2013
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