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Carbon nanotube array rf filter

TLDR
In this article, a tunable nanomechanical filter system with an array of nanofeatures (18), such as nanotubes, is presented. And a method of producing a nanoscale RF filter (10) structure controllably positioned and oriented with a waveguide (14/16) and integrated electrodes (20) is also provided.
Abstract
A tunable nanomechanical filter system (10) comprising an array of nanofeatures (18), such as nanotubes, where the nanofeatures (18) are in signal communication with means for inducing a difference in charge density in the nanofeature (18) such that the mechanical resonant frequency of the nanofeature (18) can be tuned, and where the nanofeature (18) is in signal communication with a waveguide (14) or other RF bias conduit such that an RF signal having a frequency corresponding to the mechanical resonant frequency of the array will couple to the array thereby inducing resonant motion in the array of nanofeatures (18), and subsequently coupling to an output waveguide (16), forming a nanoscale RF filter (10) is provided. A method of producing a nanoscale RF filter (10) structure controllably positioned and oriented with a waveguide (14/16) and integrated electrodes (20) is also provided.

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