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Learn more about car­bon nan­otech­nol­o­gy from the arti­cles below, or con­tact us and let’s have a chat.

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Carbon nanofibers in the hydrogen industry

With our car­bon nanofibers (CNFs) fab­ri­ca­tion tech­nol­o­gy, we devel­op advanced mate­ri­als engi­neer­ing solu­tions for use in water elec­trol­y­sis and fuel cells for the hydro­gen industry.

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Carbon nanofibers in the semiconductor industry

With our car­bon nanofibers (CNFs) fab­ri­ca­tion tech­nol­o­gy, we devel­op advanced pack­ing solu­tions and ultra-minia­tur­ized capac­i­tors for use in the semi­con­duc­tor industry.

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Miniaturized capacitors with carbon nanofibers

Smoltek has devel­oped the world’s thinnest dis­crete capac­i­tor. You have to stack ten of them on top of each oth­er to reach the same height as today’s indus­try-stan­dard when it comes to sur­face-mount­ed capac­i­tors. The most amaz­ing thing about this micro­scop­ic capac­i­tor is its per­for­mance. One square mil­lime­ter has a capac­i­tance of a whop­ping 650 nano­farads (650 nF/​mm2). Read on for more details.

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Carbon nanofibers in hydrogen electrolysis and fuel cells

Car­bon nanofibers in hydro­gen elec­trol­y­sis & fuel cells Hydro­gen has emerged as a key to store renew­able ener­gy and mak­ing heavy indus­try car­bon-free. Two appli­ca­tion areas of imme­di­ate vital impor­tance. The core tech­nolo­gies that make this pos­si­ble are hydro­gen elec­trol­y­sis and fuel cells. Elec­trol­y­sis con­verts elec­tric­i­ty into hydro­gen, while fuel cells con­vert the hydro­gen back to electricity.