Graphene and 2D Electronics [for a general "curious" audience]

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Graphene and 2D electronics Giuseppe Iannaccone - Università di Pisa

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My Presentation at the Marie-Curie Conference in Florence, 25-26 Novembre 2013. It was a short presentation given to a general audience of researchers and Marie-Curie fellows in all disciplines (from Scholars in Humanities to Medical Doctors). From blog post on http://www.iannaccone.org/?p=2287

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Graphene and 2D electronicsGiuseppe Iannaccone - Università di

Pisa

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Semiconductor electronics1947 - transistor

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Semiconductor electronics1947 - transistor

1961- first chip

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Semiconductor electronics1947 - transistor

1961- first chip

2012 Intel Core i73B transistors – 22 nm

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Nanotransitors are smaller than

a virus

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Why do we need all these transistors?

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Why do we need all these transistors?

Atari PONG (1976)

3000 transistors

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Why do we need all these transistors?

Atari PONG (1976)

3000 transistors

FIFA 14(2013)

500+ milions transisors

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Not your dad’s transistor(neither your elder brother’s one)

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Not your dad’s transistor(neither your elder brother’s one)

2001130 nmSilicon

SiO2 – poly gatePlanar [2D]

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Not your dad’s transistor(neither your elder brother’s one)

2001130 nmSilicon

SiO2 – poly gatePlanar [2D]

201122 nm

Strained silicon/GeHigh K/Metal gate

3D

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Not your dad’s transistor(neither your elder brother’s one)

2001130 nmSilicon

SiO2 – poly gatePlanar [2D]

201122 nm

Strained silicon/GeHigh K/Metal gate

3D

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Graphene(Manchester UK 2004)

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Graphene is just one atomic layer of graphite

Can it be a “new” material ?

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In 2004 A. Geim and K. Novoselov isolated and

characterised graphene at Manchester Univ.

2010 Nobel Prize for "for groundbreaking experiments

regarding the two-dimensional material graphene”

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A material with exceptional properties

•Stable in single monolayer form

•A truly 2D material (as thin as physically possible)

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A material with exceptional properties

•Stable in single monolayer form

•A truly 2D material (as thin as physically possible)

•Excellent electrical conductor (up to 1000x Si)

•Excellent thermal conductor

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A material with exceptional properties

•Stable in single monolayer form

•A truly 2D material (as thin as physically possible)

•Excellent electrical conductor (up to 1000x Si)

•Excellent thermal conductor

•Transparent and flexible

•Exceptionally Strong (300x Steel)

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Graphene in Electronics?Problem:

Graphene has a zero energy gap

Transistors cannot be switched off

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Rules of the gameIncrease gap and fabricate transistors, butkeep high mobility and reproducibility

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Other 2D Materials

Boron NidrideMolybdenum disulfide

Et cetera …

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Our specialty: Early assessment of device

potentialNanoTCAD VIDES

3D atomistic device simulator

Released as open source as a python module at http://vides.nanotcad.com

400+ downloads, 60+ papers

A long story started from FP5 NanoTCAD Project (1999)– now G. Fiori (UniPi) lead developer]

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“This won’t work. This neither.

Try instead this”

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Lateral heterostructure FETG. Fiori, G. IannacconeInternational PCT – ACS NANO 2012 2

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Lateral G-BN Heterostructures

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M.P. Levendorf Nature 2012(Cornell)

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Europe’s bet on graphene

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Thanks

Funding:

FP7 GRADE

FP7 GONEXTS

ESF DEWINT

FP7 GRAND

FP7 NANOSIL

MIUR GRANFET

Coworkers:Gianluca FioriMassimo MacucciBruno PellegriniPaolo MarconciniDemetrio LogotetaQin ZhangRavinder PawarAlessandro BettiSamantha BruzzoneMartina CheliPaolo Michetti