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NANORADIO The world’s smallest radio Sergey Filippov Foreign Language Department, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, April 17 th , 2010 filippovsn.fi zteh.ru
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NANORADIOThe world’s smallest radio
Sergey Filippov
Foreign Language Department, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, April 17th, 2010
filippovsn.fizteh.ru
CONTENT
Introduction: radio and nanotechnology
Nanoradio operation
Prospects
Foreign Language Department, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, April 17th, 2010
TRADITIONAL RADIO
Foreign Language Department, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, April 17th, 2010
VANISHING RADIOS
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ANATOMY OF THE NANOTUBE RADIO
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RECEPTION
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Foreign Language Department, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, April 17th, 2010
Tuning Amplification
Demodulation
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1. Before tuning2. In sync with incoming radio wave3. Out of resonance
PROSPECTS
Foreign Language Department, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, April 17th, 2010
SUMMARY
Nanoradio can really play songsA single carbon nanotube performs the function of multiple components in larger radios.Nanoradio enables development of breathtaking devices
CONCLUSION The world’s smallest radio
for the world’s greatest ideas!Foreign Language Department, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, April 17th, 2010
THANK YOU FOR LISTENING!
Foreign Language Department, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, April 17th, 2010
