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Nano-technology in a nutshell
Dept of Phys
M.C. Chang
ENIAC circa 1947
Physical characteristics:
Future prediction (Popular Mechanics, 1949):
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17,468 vacuum tubes; 1,500 relays
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1,500 vacuum tubes; 10 kilowatts
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60,000 pounds; 16,200 cubic feet
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3,000 pounds (~ size of an automobile)
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174 kilowatts (233 horsepower)
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5,000 addition/sec. (~ same as Intel 4004)
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5.25 MJoule/trajectory (~ fire an artillery shell)
The invention of transistor
(1947, Bardeen, Brattain, Shockley)
• small size
• less electricity
• no movable part
• faster turn-on time
1956
The invention of IC
(1959, Kilby and Noyce)
Intel
40044(1971)
Pentium
2250
transistors
4.2 million
transistors
2000
A silicon single crystal
A silicon wafer
Moore’s law
Moore’s Second Law
Cost of Fab
$50B
$40B
360B
$20B
$10B
$0B
1992
1995
1998
2001
2004
2007
2010
Year
台積電晶圓六廠
台南科學園區
九百億台幣
十二吋晶圓 (why not smaller?)
0.13 微米
銅導線製程 (instead of Al)
Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS)
• mems microphone
(PC, cellular phone)
• mems accelerometer
(safety bag, Wii, PC,
camera, air guitar…)
• other mems sensors
(pressure, heat …)
• mems oscillator
(replaces quartz)
• optical mems (VSCEL,
micro projector)
• microfluid (printer…)
• biomems
•…
Cheaper, better, smaller, response time, energy consumption …
+ systems-on-a-chip (SOC) = multi-functional, mass production …
(lab-on-a-chip)
Motion sensor
DLP micro-projector
MEMS mirror
gene chip
Micro-fluid chip
Top-down approach
Bottom-up approach
Self-organized (or self-assembled) PbSe dots (on PbEuTe)
Buckminster Fuller
Buckminsterfullerene
1996
Carbon nanotube as nanowire
STM (Scanning Tunneling Microscope)
1980, Binning and Rohrer
1986
Quantum corral made by 48 iron atoms (D. Eigler)
Nano-machine, molecular robot … etc
From sub-micron technology to nano-technology
-- problems of this century
Emergence of quantum effect
Quantum wire
Quantum dot
Self-assembly device
Need better grasp of the fundamental physics of materials
How long can we keep enjoying the amazing progress?
A powerful computer in turn helps us
explore the mystery of nature (high-Tc superconductor,
DNA-coding, protein folding, drug design, better airplane…
etc)
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