Company overview for rf nano

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1. RF nano

   RF nano is rapidly developing a CMOS compatible suite of discrete, wafer and integrated circuit products based on the outstanding electronic properties of carbon nanotubes. With power densities 100 times greater than silicon and 20 times greater than gallium arsenide, intrinsic cutoff frequencies in the terahertz, inexpensive growth, and the ability to integrate with CMOS, RF Nano’s extremely robust carbon nanotube devices will revolutionize radio frequency, analog, and mixed signal electronics.

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1. Chaldean Numerology

   The numerical value of rf nano in Chaldean Numerology is: 1

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   The numerical value of rf nano in Pythagorean Numerology is: 5

Examples of rf nano in a Sentence

1. Li Zhang:

   It's important that we recognize the current limitations on nano-robots, but I hope that more people can pay more attention to nano-robot research... it's very exciting.

2. Paul Rose:

   It was those iconic images of the dead albatross chicks on the Pacific Islands with their stomachs open and all recognizable plastic items inside it, and most recently, it's been when we discovered the nano-particles do cross the blood-brain barrier, and we were able to prove that plastic is in us.

3. Leia CEO David Fattal:

   It's a very simple LCD technology, which is the technology that equips most of the cell phones and most of the regular displays today. As we essentially change just one small chief component which is called the backlight and we introduce our nano technology on to it. It sounds very scary but actually it's very benign and cheap to do. And out of this we're able to send rays of light into space instead of disorganized light that would propagate in all directions.

4. Ben Wolstenholme:

   I think the timing is unfortunate because you have these two nano-platforms, and in practice, they are competing for resources.

5. Marc Engel:

   The purpose of the nano factory is not to match the output of a big factory with large-scale facilities, but a network of these nano factories would give Unilever greater innovation flexibility, the future could potentially see a new, dynamic model with local, distributed production lines all over the world, run from a central mothership.

References

1. ^ CrunchBase
   https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/rf-nano