Soliton interactions affect the pulse quality and capacity of communication systems. In this paper, parallel transmission of solitons without interactions are investigated to improve the pulse quality and capacity. Analytic two-soliton solutions for the variable coefficient nonlinear Schrödinger equation are obtained.The exponential profile of optical fibers is suggested to derive the parallel transmission of solitons, and influences of corresponding parameters are analyzed. 相似文献
Interconnect formation is critical for the assembly and integration of nanocomponents to enable nanoelectronics‐ and nanosystems‐related applications. Recent progress on joining and interconnect formation of key nanomaterials, especially nanowires and carbon nanotubes, into functional circuits and/or prototype devices is reviewed. The nanosoldering technique through nanoscale lead‐free solders is discussed in more detail in this Review. Various strategies of fabricating lead‐free nanosolders and the utilization of the nanosoldering technique to form functional solder joints are reviewed, and related challenges facing the nanosoldering technique are discussed. A perspective is given for using lead‐free nanosolders and the nanosoldering technique for the construction of complex and/or hybrid nanoelectronics and nanosystems.
Heparin sodium salt is investigated as a dispersant for dispersing single‐walled carbon nanotubes (SWNTs). Photoluminescence excitation (PLE) spectroscopy is used for identification and abundance estimation of the chiral species. It is found that heparin sodium salt preferentially disperses larger‐diameter Hipco SWNTs. When used to disperse CoMoCAT nanotube samples, heparin has a strong preference for (8,4) tubes, which have larger diameter than the predominant (6,5) in pristine CoMoCAT samples. PLE intensity due to (8,4) tubes increases from 7% to 60% of the total after threefold extractions. Computer modeling verifies that the complex of (8,4) SWNTs and heparin has the lowest binding energy amongst the four semiconducting species present in CoMoCAT. Network field‐effect transistors are successfully made with CoMoCAT/heparin and CoMoCAT/sodium dodecylbenzene sulfonate (SDBS)–heparin (x3), confirming the easy removability of heparin. 相似文献
