Electronic Devices Printed Using Graphene-Based Inkjet Process
University of Nottingham A representative arrangement of graphene flakes in ink-jet printed graphene between two contacts (green) in a method developed by researchers at the University of Nottingham. Color gradient corresponds to the variation of flake potentials. Researchers use flakes instead of sheets of the 2D material to optimize the fabrication of next-generation electronic devices. Researchers have developed a new way to 3D print tiny, complex electronic devices using a combination of a versatile 2D material and a common printing process. A team at the Univer...
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