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Carbon Nanotube Wafer Products
Carbon Nanotube Wafer Products

A Materials Platform for Next-Generation Computing and Communications

Product Summary

Carbon nanotube wafers are functional wafers engineered through the advanced dispersion, self-assembly, transfer, and patterning of high-purity, highly aligned semiconducting carbon nanotubes. Serving as foundational materials for the carbon-based semiconductor industry in the Beyond Moore era, they provide a new paradigm to break through traditional silicon bottlenecks, enabled by their ultra-high carrier mobility, intrinsic nanoscale dimensions, and seamless CMOS compatibility.

Enablement Scenarios

Through subsequent lithography, etching, thin-film deposition, and integration processes, carbon nanotube wafers can be fabricated into a series of high-performance electronic devices and chips, including carbon nanotube transistors, CNT 3D capacitors, high-frequency/RF devices, and advanced node integrated circuits. Inherently featuring high speed, low power consumption, and high frequency, these devices primarily serve pioneering fields with stringent requirements for compute performance, energy efficiency, and operating frequency:

High-Performance Computing

Delivering foundational compute support for next-generation data centers and AI acceleration chips.

High-Frequency Communications

Applied in core RF components within 5G/6G communications, millimeter-wave radar, and terahertz technologies.

Low-Power AI Chips

Significantly enhancing interconnect density, increasing AI computing bandwidth, and reducing operational power consumption through monolithic 3D heterogeneous integration.

CARBON A1 2026
CARBON A1 2026 (d=1.0±0.1 nm)

Size: 4-inch / 8-inch

Diameter: 1.0 ± 0.1 nm

Density: ~360tubes/µm

Semiconducting Purity:>99.9999%

Substrate: Including but not limited to Silicon Oxide (SiO2), Silicon Nitride (Si3N4), Glass, and Quartz

SEM

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AFM

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Figure.1 Scanned Sample lmage

Peak information

RankRaman shift (range) / cm-1Abs.Intensity (range)
11590~159617800~19600
21320~1330400~500

G/D: 35.6~49.00

Figure.2 Scanned Sample Image of RBM (Single-point)

Peak information of RBM (Single-point)

RankRaman shift (range) / cm-1Abs.Intensity (range)
1233~236700~800

CNT Diameter: 0.95~0.96 nm

(Experience)

CARBON A2 2026
CARBON A2 2026 (d=1.2±0.1 nm)

Size: 4-inch / 8-inch

Diameter: 1.2 ± 0.1 nm

Density: ~360tubes/µm

Semiconducting Purity:>99.9999%

Substrate: Including but not limited to Silicon Oxide (SiO2), Silicon Nitride (Si3N4), Glass, and Quartz

SEM

SEM-1 (1).jpgSEM-1 (2).jpg

AFM

TEM1.jpgTEM2.jpg

Figure.1 Scanned Sample lmage

Peak information 

RankRaman shift (range) / cm-1Abs.Intensity (range)
11590~160018000~19000
21325~1340440~520

G/D: 34.62~43.19

Figure.2 Scanned Sample Image of RBM (Single-point)

Peak information of RBM (Single-point)

RankRaman shift (range) / cm-1Abs.Intensity (range)
1193~196950~1050

CNT Diameter: 1.14~1.16 nm

(Experience)

CARBON A1 2026
CARBON A1 2026 (d=1.4±0.1 nm)

Size: 4-inch / 8-inch

Diameter: 1.4 ± 0.1 nm

Density: ~360tubes/µm

Semiconducting Purity:>99.9999%

Substrate: Including but not limited to Silicon Oxide (SiO2), Silicon Nitride (Si3N4), Glass, and Quartz

SEM

SEM1.jpgSEM2.jpg

AFM

TEM1.jpgTEM2.jpg

Figure.1 Scanned Sample lmage

Peak information 

RankRaman shift (range) / cm-1Abs.Intensity (range)
11593~159518750~18900
21333~1340450~480

G/D: 39.0~42.0

Figure.2 Scanned Sample Image of RBM (Single-point)

Peak information of RBM (Single-point)

RankRaman shift (range) / cm-1Abs.Intensity (range)
1170~173930~1000

Carbon nanotube diameter: 1.30-1.32 nm

(Experience)

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