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The development of integrated circuits based on two-dimensional materials

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In this article, the development of integrated circuits based on 2D layered materials is examined and a roadmap for the future development is proposed to address the key challenges that need to be addressed to deliver highly scaled circuits.
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Two-dimensional (2D) materials could potentially be used to develop advanced monolithic integrated circuits. However, despite impressive demonstrations of single devices and simple circuits—in some cases with performance superior to those of silicon-based circuits—reports on the fabrication of integrated circuits using 2D materials are limited and the creation of large-scale circuits remains in its infancy. Here we examine the development of integrated circuits based on 2D layered materials. We assess the most advanced circuits fabricated so far and explore the key challenges that need to be addressed to deliver highly scaled circuits. We also propose a roadmap for the future development of integrated circuits based on 2D layered materials. This Perspective examines the development of integrated circuits based on layered two-dimensional materials, exploring where they are likely to first find commercial use and considers the challenges than need to be addressed to create highly scaled circuits.

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