integrated circuits

As the integrated circuits that power our electronic devices get more powerful, they are also getting smaller.

In recent decades, as the continuous scaling of transistors and integrated circuits has started to reach physical and economic limits, fabricating semiconductor devices in a controllable and cost-effective manner has become challenging.

The proposed solution is a phased-array transmitter composed of 64 radiating elements, which are arranged in 16 integrated circuits with four antennas each.

This simple and powerful method enables the fabrication of ultrathin electronic devices for ultralarge-scale integrated circuits, marking a significant step forward for 2D materials research.

They accomplished this with a network of integrated circuits and transistors that allow the system to store energy until it reaches a certain threshold.