Thin Film Nanodevices
Nanodevices are nanoparticles that are made to interact with cells and tissues and completing quite certain tasks. The most celebrated nanodevices are the imaging apparatuses. Oral pills can be taken that contain smaller than usual cameras. These cameras can achieve profound parts of the body and give high-goals pictures of cells as little as 1 μm in width. (A red platelet is 7 μm wide .) This makes them exceptionally valuable for analysis and furthermore amid medical procedures. As computer memory ferromagnetic and ferroelectric thin films are used. Thin film technology is being explored as a means to substantially reduce the cost of photovoltaic systems, which are used to collect solar energy.