Application of graphene in nanoelectrostatic discharge materials and protector of interfering nanoelectromagnetic waves (based on nano-micro-electronics PHD) (educational-research doctorate)

Researcher  and author: PhD student :  Afshin Rashid

Note: The use of  graphene nanofibers in the  characteristic of electrostatic nanoparticles (Nano ESD) is a surface resistance between 1012 and 105. However, Nano-EMI interferometers must have a resistance of less than Ω 105.

 The application of graphene nanoparticles in nanomaterials interferes with electromagnetic interference and nanostructural discharge  in nanoparticles to Rectenna nanoparticles, and capacitor nanoparticles. The efficiency of graphene particles in measuring the electromagnetic nanoparticle interference and enhanced by modified graphene nanofibers is measured. One of the most important new structures in carbon nanotubes is graphene. Graphene is a plate of carbon atoms  that bonds 

2Sp and SP3 form the hexagonal structure of the pigeon nest. There are single-layer, double-layer and multi- layer graphene  With its low thickness, it is the hardest known material. Graphene is very transparent because it is about the  thickness of an atom, and it transmits light and has a high nano-electrical conductivity.


Graphene is the newest member of the large carbon family. The term graphene was used to describe a single layer of nano of graphite. This nano material  has high transparency due to its low thickness. Also, its portability has  attracted a lot of attention. It is very difficult to control the conditions for separating a single layer of graphene. Usually, a prepared material  called graphene contains sets of several layers of graphene  , each containing a different number of pages.  Graphene does not have a perfectly flat atomic structure, graphene plates are flexible, that is they bend, fold  , or surfac. Large curves are  related to the method of preparing graphene, and small waves are inherent in separated layers  .


 Conclusion : 

This new semiconductor (graphene) has been used  in nanostatics for electrostatic discharge and to protect against interfering nanoelectromagnetic waves   . It is commonly used in the manufacture of high-speed transistors and lasers. This material can be easily produced and used, and from now on it can be of great value in terms of nanotechnology structure and physical properties and in the manufacture of electronic devices, especially in the manufacture of nanotechnology at the industrial level.

  • Author: PhD Student  ( Afshin Rashid)

    PhD student in Nano-Microelectronics at Islamic Azad University, Science and Research Branch, Tehran