# Perfectly Conducting Graphene Electronic Waveguide with Curved Channels

## TL;DR

This paper theoretically analyzes curved graphene waveguides, demonstrating their robust conductance against bending and potential for low-power nanoelectronic applications.

## Contribution

It provides a systematic theoretical study of electronic transport in curved graphene waveguides, highlighting their robustness and potential use in nanoelectronics.

## Key findings

- Conductance remains robust despite waveguide bending.
- Confined waveguide modes are insensitive to side barriers.
- Potential for low-power nanoelectronic device design.

## Abstract

We theoretically investigate the electronic transport properties of curved graphene waveguides by employing non-equilibrium Green's function techniques. We systematically study the dependence of the confined waveguide modes on the potential difference, the width of waveguide and side barrier. Through two-terminal electronic transport calculations, we show that the conductance of confined waveguide modes is rather robust against the bending degree of waveguide, in consistent with the band insensitivity to the side barrier. This finding of the perfectly conducting channels strongly suggests the possibility of applying the graphene waveguide in the design of low-power nanoelectronics.