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                                      A   G R E AT E R    M E AS U R E    O F   CO N F I D E N C E         in cooperation to develop standardized test
                                                                                                           methods and guidelines, the transition from
                                                                                                           the laboratory to the marketplace could
                                                                                                           create many of the same problems as the
                                                                                                           California gold rush did, particularly for the
                                                                                                           environment. However, with careful plan-
                                                                                                           ning, we can have the appropriate terminol-
                                                                                                           ogy, test measurement methods, reporting,
                                                                                                           and environmental, safety, and health safe-
                                                                                                           guards in place early enough to ward off
                                                                                                           serious consequences.

                                                                                                           Why Are Standards So Important?


Standards Will
                                                                                                               Very simply, standards are crucial to
                                                                                                           achieving a high degree of interoperability,
                                                                                                           creating order in the marketplace, simplify-


Help Ensure Order
                                                                                                           ing production requirements, managing the
                                                                                                           potential for adverse environmental impacts,
                                                                                                           and most important, ensuring the safety and


in Nano-Enabled                                                                                            health of those developing and using the next
                                                                                                           generation of materials and devices.



Industries
                                                                                                               Standards for nano terminology, mate-
                                                                                                           rials, devices, systems, and processes will
                                                                                                           help establish order in the marketplace. For
                                                                                                           R&D researchers and engineers, standards
                                                                                                           make it possible to make measurements and
Jonathan L. Tucker                                                                                         report data consistently in a way that others
                                                                                                           can understand clearly. Those responsible for
Chairman, IEEE Nanotechnology                                                                              developing standards will be at the forefront
Council Standards Committee                                                                                in understanding the need for, and creation
and                                                                                                        of, new characterization tools, processes,
                                                                                                           components, and products to help jump-start
Senior Marketer, Nanotechnology, Research,                                                                 this emerging field. This kind of approach
and Education, Keithley Instruments, Inc.                                                                  can represent a competitive tool in global
                                                                                                           markets. Creating a standard in advance
                                                                                                           of the release of a new technology allows
Industry-wide standards are a vital early                   The first fruits of nano R&D are already       both manufacturers and consumers to gain
step in exploiting nanotechnology                       being harvested as disciplines as diverse as       greater confidence in it, promoting greater
                                                        materials, electronics, biotechnology, and         acceptance and faster adoption.
    Like the California gold rush of 1849, the          computing rush to exploit nanotechnology's             The following examples illustrate the
emergence of nanotechnology presents both               potential. Many consumers have already             importance of early standards development.
an enormous opportunity and enormous                    become familiar with nano-derived products,
risks. Just as new techniques, rewards, and             such as improved types of cosmetics, fabrics,      Carbon Nanotubes
challenges emerged during the gold rush                 paints, plastics, or personal electronics.             Although some of the more sophisticated
era, nanotechnology exploration will inevi-                 Nanotechnology offers all-but-unlimited        electronics and medical advances scientists
tably lead to the development of new tools to           opportunities for those who can develop the        have envisioned are still years down the
achieve new breakthroughs, the opportunity              next exotic material or electronic component       road, the development of some nanoscale
for creating enormous wealth, and unfor-                that is cheaper, better, and faster than today's   raw materials, particularly carbon nanotubes
tunately, the potential for environmental,              CMOS devices. It also holds huge promise           (CNTs), is already well underway. Years
health, and safety disasters. Although nano-            for those who will create the tools needed to      before CNTs were commercially available,
technology undoubtedly will create disrup-              produce these materials and devices. Despite       industry observers heard how they would
tive technologies that will spin off many new           the recession, corporate and government            bring significant performance advantages to
jobs, it also has the potential for displacing          labs around the world continue to invest bil-      electronics, enhance materials to make them
existing workers unprepared to take on these            lions in nanoscience research. Unfortunately,      stronger and lighter, and might even be part
new technologies.                                       unless the public and private sectors work         of the solution to our energy problems. This



Standards Will Help Ensure Order in Nano-Enabled Industries                                                                                   June 2009     1
    industry buzz, plus the massive private and        on which to ensure that what they received is    indenter probe of a well-known geometry is
    public sector investments in nano research,        what they ordered. However, with a standard      pushed into and withdrawn from the mate-
    built interest at every level. In 2000, the late   in place, customers have the tools needed to     rial's surface while the force and displace-
    Dr. Richard Smalley spun off his work to           verify the materials they are purchasing.        ment are continuously recorded. Conductive
    form Carbon Nanotechnologies Inc. (now                                                              nanoindentation, a new technique, combines
    Unidym) with the goal of commercializing           Materials Characterization                       nanoindenter hardware with a conductive
    his method of producing large batches of           Techniques                                       probe and voltage/current source-and-mea-
    high-quality nanotubes. Unfortunately, at              Characterizing the specific properties of    sure instrumentation to produce a time-based
    that point, there were no manufacturing stan-      raw CNTs or other nanoscale materials is         correlation of force, displacement, voltage,
    dards or guidelines for ensuring the repro-        obviously important, but what about nano-        and current. When used in tandem, nanome-
    ducibility of the company's manufacturing          scale materials intended to enhance bulk         chanical and electrical measurements have
    process. There were also no known test and         materials or to create new materials with        proven highly sensitive to probe/sample
    measurement guidelines for verifying the           enhanced properties? What kinds of testing       contact conditions, as well as to material
    reproducibility and proving results on a large     and reporting standards are needed? Must         deformation behavior, which adds important
    scale. Given this, how would the company           both mechanical and electrical testing be        information to that obtainable from nano-
    have assured its customers of the quality of       included when designing new materials?           scale point measurements.
    its products? Or just as important, how could          Probing and microscopy are used rou-             From a standards perspective, the most
    customers choose confidently among various         tinely to uncover new materials properties,      important question becomes whether a
    manufacturers' CNTs based on their product         but probe force should also be considered.       broader audience would find this testing
    description?                                       What happens to the electrical properties        method acceptable. Would the nanomateri-
        Buying carbon nanotubes isn't like buy-        of a nanoscale material under a particular       als community accept this as a best practice
    ing baseballs or bananas--it's impossible to       probe force? Some very thin materials can        measurement method and as a potential stan-
    judge their quality just by looking at them.       exhibit localized phase transformations at       dard test methodology?
    En masse, CNTs basically look like a pile of       the probing location, which can change their
    soot (Figure 1). How can incoming inspec-          electrical characteristics. What kind of test-   IEEE's Nanotechnology Standards
    tors verify what they have received? How do        ing standards and guidelines are necessary       Development Efforts
    they know whether they are single-walled or        to support probe force?                              The IEEE has assumed a leadership
    multi-walled tubes? Given the different spe-           Nanomechanical testing has become            position in the development of nanoelec-
    cies of carbon nanotubes now available (tubes      a popular way of determining quantita-           tronics standards. The factors driving the
    that are metal or semiconducting, based on         tive, small volume mechanical properties.        development of these standards are the need
    their chirality), most companies looking to        Conceptually, nanoindentation is a rela-         for reproducibility of results, international
    purchase nanotubes would have had no basis         tively straightforward technique in which an     collaboration, and a common means of
                                                                                                        communicating across traditional scientific
                                                                                                        disciplines. This activity is driven by the
                                                                                                        IEEE Nanotechnology Council (NTC), an
                                                                                                        interdisciplinary group with members repre-
                                                                                                        senting 21 IEEE societies. NTC is currently
                                                                                                        involved in a variety of standards efforts
                                                                                                        and activities.

                                                                                                        IEEE 1650-2005
                                                                                                            IEEE std. 1650TM-2005, "IEEE Standard
                                                                                                        Test Methods for Measurement of Electrical
                                                                                                        Properties of Carbon Nanotubes" was one
                                                                                                        of the first nanotechnology standards with
                                                                                                        which the IEEE became involved. This
                                                                                                        effort was driven by the need for a way to
                                                                                                        reproduce and prove lab results on a much
                                                                                                        larger scale and to establish common metrics
                                                                                                        and a minimum requirement for reporting.
                                                                                                        The standard's main purpose is to establish
                                                                                                        methods for the electrical characteriza-
                                                                                                        tion of carbon nanotubes and the means of
                                                                                                        reporting performance and other data. These
    Figure 1. Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) in bulk. Photo credit: Jes Sherman.                               methods enable the creation of a suggested



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reporting standard that are used from the               (NESR) Initiative is working to create a             a best set of common practices will be delin-
research phase through manufacturing as                 framework through which the IEEE-SA and              eated for use in semiconductor fabs.
the technology is developed. Moreover, the              the nanoelectronics community can work in                Efforts in nanomaterial research and
standard recommends the necessary tools                 cooperation to define a roadmap for nano-            development for use in semiconductor VLSI
and procedures for validation.                          electronics standards that will:                     technology are increasing exponentially.
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