Which mechanism limits electron mobility through carbon nanotube transistors when surface orbitals are affected?

💡 Explanation

When surface orbitals have fluctuating potential due to the tube surface modifications, Anderson localization occurs because electrons become trapped in localized energy wells, inhibiting free movement. Therefore carrier mobility decreases, rather than through scattering, Coulomb blockade, or quantum interference, which require different device characteristics.

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