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Why should we use on-chip micro/nano devices in nanoscale energy harvesting?

On-chip micro/nano devices are significantly easier to focus on one individual nanomaterial or specific region, thereby achieving accurate in situ assessments. Moreover, they hold great promise for use in nanoscale energy harvesting due to their high energy conversion efficiencies.

Are on-chip nano devices a good tool for characterization of nanomaterials?

On-chip nano devices are excellent tools for the in situ characterization of nanomaterials.\nIn recent years, research targeting nano-device-based energy storage have helped to elucidate its mechanisms more fully.

What is a complex on-chip micro/nano device?

A complex on-chip micro/nano device is designed to extract and record the signal of specific materials and local regions, especially individual nanomaterials. That is the essence of the complex on-chip device. Energy-based on-chip micro/nano devices have roots in physical devices and have evolved into a unique and significant research platform.

Are patterned nanoporous carbon films a new technology platform for on-chip devices?

Shen, C., Wang, X., Zhang, W. & Kang, F. Direct prototyping of patterned nanoporous carbon: a route from materials to on-chip devices. Sci. Rep. 3, 2294 (2013). Wei, L., Nitta, N. & Yushin, G. Lithographically patterned thin activated carbon films as a new technology platform for on-chip devices. ACS Nano 7, 6498–6506 (2013).

Why do physics researchers use on-chip micro/nano devices?

In physics communities, researchers have been devoted to studying the novel physical phenomena by on-chip micro/nano devices as they can detect the signal from specific low dimensional material with controlled thickness, size, crystal orientation, heterostructure, external field, etc [ , , , , , ].

How can nanotechnology improve packing efficiency?

These nanotechnology-led advancements, ranging from TRL 1 to 4, paved the way for the development of large-format LFP-based Li-ion cells for higher TRLs, a solution also adopted by BYD, an electric vehicle company, to improve packing efficiency and eliminate the use of small modules 3.