The thinner cables made

PGet cables for electronic circuits of 3 atoms thick. To achieve the thin as a sheet of paper, tablet and tv screens enough to be rolled up. The result, published in nature nanotechnology, is the Vanderbilt University in Nashville (United States)./PPUsing a scanning electron microscope and an electron beam, the researchers obtained wide flexible electrical cables thousandth than those used today./PPBRAccording to the researchers, this technology represents an exciting new way of manipulating matter at nanometer scale and should be given a strong boost to efforts to create electronic circuits consists of materials with a thickness of a few atoms, which are thinly to form solid objects. “It is too early to predict what types of applications can be produced – commented Sokrates Pantelides who participated in the study – but if you your imagination, you imagine tablets and screens of television so thin as to be released before storing them in the pocket or small bags of”.BR/P
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