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Reduction of crosstalk in mixed CNT bundle interconnects for high frequency 3D ICs and SoCs

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In this article, the authors investigated the multi equivalent single conductor (MESC) model for mixed CNT bundles, which contains metallic single and double walled CNTs at the core and semiconducting single walled cNTs in the periphery.
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This paper investigates the multi equivalent single conductor (MESC) model for mixed CNT bundles (MCBs) which contains metallic single and double walled CNTs at the core and semiconducting single walled CNTs at the periphery. This structure shows the least delay due to crosstalk.

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