Frequency Multipliers Based on a Dual-Gate Graphene FET with M-Shaped Resistance Characteristics on a Flexible Substrate
J. Tian,
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Pei Peng,
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Zhongyang Ren
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Electronics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(4), P. 803 - 803
Published: Feb. 19, 2025
Frequency
multipliers
are
essential
components
in
communication
systems,
and
graphene’s
exceptional
electrical
properties
make
it
highly
promising
for
flexible
electronics.
This
paper
addresses
the
technical
challenges
of
multi-frequency
based
on
graphene
field-effect
transistors
(GFETs)
introduces
a
novel
fabrication
method
using
as
channel
material
metals
with
different
work
functions
top
gate.
By
employing
Ti
Pd
distinct
functions,
we
develop
dual-gate
GFET
device
that
exhibits
stable
M-shaped
resistance
characteristics
polyethylene
naphthalate
(PEN)
substrate.
We
demonstrate
frequency
doubler,
tripler,
quadrupler
The
results
show
GFET-based
multiplier
offers
advantages
such
low
operating
voltage
(<1
V),
high
conversion
efficiency
(up
to
8.4%
tripler
6%
quadrupler),
spectral
purity
88%
76%
quadrupler).
intrinsic
maximum
reaches
54
GHz.
use
monolayer
channel,
dual-metal
gate
control
enabling
an
transfer
curve,
all
contribute
its
superior
performance
compared
conventional
devices.
Language: Английский
Sustainability Meets Functionality: Green Design Approaches to Cellulose-Based Materials
Yong-Jun Cho,
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Pham Thanh Trung Ninh,
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Sung Hoon Hwang
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ACS Materials Letters,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1563 - 1592
Published: March 26, 2025
Language: Английский
Dissolvable Probiotic‐Powered Biobatteries: A Safe and Biocompatible Energy Solution for Transient Applications
Maryam Rezaie,
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Maedeh Mohammadifar,
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Seokheun Choi
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et al.
Small,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 26, 2025
For
decades,
science
fiction
has
imagined
electronic
devices
that
spring
to
life
on
demand,
function
as
programmed,
and
then
vanish
without
a
trace.
Today,
transient
bioresorbable
electronics
are
making
vision
reality,
sparking
revolutionary
progress
in
biomedicine,
environmental
stewardship,
hardware
security.
Yet
one
critical
barrier
remains:
fully
power
source
with
the
same
disappearing
act.
Microbial-based
biobatteries
have
emerged
strong
contenders,
harnessing
of
microorganisms-found
virtually
everywhere-as
natural
biocatalysts.
However,
toxicity
health
risks
limited
these
systems
single-use,
often
incinerable
applications.
Here,
transformative
approach:
biobattery
powered
by
commercially
available
probiotics
dissolves
harmlessly
is
introduced,
releasing
only
beneficial
microbes.
Fabricated
water-soluble
or
pH-responsive
substrates,
this
capitalizes
15-strain
probiotic
blend
generate
electricity
across
diverse
electrode
materials.
By
manipulating
device
length
encapsulating
it
pH-sensitive
polymers,
delivery
can
be
fine-tuned
from
4
min
up
over
100
min.
A
single
module
outputs
µW
power,
47
µA
current,
an
open-circuit
voltage
0.65
V.
This
groundbreaking
design
ushers
new
era
safe,
effective
bioenergy
systems,
opening
unprecedented
opportunities
biomedical
implants,
sensors,
disposable
electronics.
Language: Английский
Dry Printing Fully Functional Eco-Friendly and Disposable Transient Papertronics
Flexible and Printed Electronics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
9(3), P. 035008 - 035008
Published: Aug. 29, 2024
Abstract
The
demand
for
flexible
printed
electronics
is
growing
fast,
especially
with
the
move
toward
Internet
of
Things.
These
electrons
are
usually
designed
short-term
use,
after
which
they
disposed
of.
polymeric
substrates
used
in
comprise
biggest
portion
their
non-biodegradable
E-waste
disposal.
This
paper
demonstrates
feasibility
printing
fully
functional
transient
on
flexible,
water-soluble,
and
biodegradable
using
dry
approach.
in-situ
generation
real-time
sintering
silver
nanoparticles
at
room
temperature
enables
fabrication
complex
circuits
such
water-soluble
papers.
A
layout
similar
to
an
Arduino
pro
mini
board
both
sides
a
substrate
electrical
interconnects.
Various
components
then
directly
mounted
fabricate
complete,
working
circuit.
Cyclic
bending
tests
demonstrate
mechanical
durability
reliability
under
repeated
stress.
process
uniquely
achieves
robust
without
thermal
damage,
water
solubility
successfully
show
rapid
dissolution
devices
water.
Furthermore,
detached
during
collected
reused,
demonstrating
recyclability
process.
Overall,
this
transformative
manufacturing
method
establishes
key
technical
capabilities
produce
next-generation
sustainable,
green
sensors
renewable
materials.
Language: Английский
Paper‐Based Electronics: Toward Sustainable Electronics
Advanced Sustainable Systems,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 25, 2024
Abstract
The
emergence
of
paper‐based
electronic
devices
marks
a
significant
leap
forward
in
the
design
flexible,
lightweight,
and
eco‐friendly
electronics.
Paper‐based
sensors
represent
transformative
approach
to
creating
environmentally
friendly
This
review
will
discuss
recent
applications
electronics,
mainly
exploring
emergent
technologies
employed
developing
innovative
for
chemical
analysis.
Furthermore,
role
electronics
electrochemical,
physical
sensing,
specifically
addressing
relative
humidity,
temperature,
pressure,
strain
be
commented.
In
addition,
integration
paper
energy
harvesting
storage
is
discussed,
covering
solar
cells,
tribogenerators,
antennas,
supercapacitors.
These
advancements
underscore
versatility
potential
diverse
applications,
from
wearable
health
monitors
sustainable
solutions,
paving
way
future
recyclable
biodegradable
devices.
Language: Английский
All-organic transistors printed on a biodegradable and bioderived substrate for sustainable bioelectronics
Materials Today Bio,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
29, P. 101274 - 101274
Published: Sept. 26, 2024
Biodegradable
electronics
is
an
incipient
need
in
order
to
mitigate
the
alarming
increase
of
electronic
waste
worldwide
caused
by
capillary
penetration
devices
and
sensors.
Flexibility,
solution
processability,
low
capital
expenditure,
energy-efficient
processes,
which
are
distinctive
features
organic
printed
electronics,
have
be
complemented
a
sustainable
sourcing
end-of-life
materials
employed.
This
requirement
calls
for
solutions
where
materials,
especially
substrates
that
typically
represent
largest
volume,
can
biodegraded
environment
with
no
harm,
yet
assuring
precious
resources
dispersed.
In
this
work,
bioderived
biodegradable
biopolymer
polyhydroxybutyrate
(PHB)
was
used
as
substrate,
cast
from
acetic
acid
solution,
all-organic
field
effect
transistors
(OFETs)
based
on
inkjet
polymer
semiconductor.
The
OFETs
showed
small
device-to-device
variation,
proper
current
modulation
I
ON
/I
OFF
about
1.2·103,
mobility
values
high
0.07
cm2/Vs
saturation
regime
channel
length/width
normalized
leakage
currents
nA,
remained
almost
unaltered
also
after
intensive
mechanical
stresses
upon
bending
rolling.
Such
stability
flexibility,
together
biodegradability
bioderivation,
make
PHB
appealing
candidate
development
bioelectronics,
widespread
future
applications
biomedical
food
packaging
sector.
Language: Английский
How Far Is the Nanocellulose Chip and Its Production in Reach? A Literature Survey
Elena Bencúrová,
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André Lucas Chinazzo,
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Bipasa Kar
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et al.
Nanomaterials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(18), P. 1536 - 1536
Published: Sept. 22, 2024
The
slowdown
of
Moore’s
Law
necessitates
an
exploration
novel
computing
methodologies,
new
materials,
and
advantages
in
chip
design.
Thus,
carbon-based
materials
have
promise
for
more
energy-efficient
systems
the
future.
Moreover,
sustainability
emerges
as
a
concern
semiconductor
industry.
production
recycling
processes
associated
with
current
chips
present
huge
environmental
challenges.
Electronic
waste
is
major
problem,
sustainable
solutions
must
be
found.
In
this
review,
we
examine
alternative
design
based
on
nanocellulose,
which
also
features
properties
transistors.
Our
review
highlights
that
nanocellulose
(NC)
versatile
material
high-potential
composite,
it
can
fabricated
to
gain
suitable
electronic
semiconducting
properties.
NC
provides
ideal
support
ink-printed
transistors
electronics,
including
green
paper
electronics.
Here,
summarise
various
processing
procedures
describe
structure
exclusively
nanocellulose-based
Furthermore,
survey
recent
scientific
efforts
organic
show
how
fully
automated
such
full
could
achieved,
Process
Design
Kit
(PDK),
expected
variation
models,
standard
cell
library
at
logic-gate
level,
where
multiple
are
connected
perform
basic
logic
operations—for
instance,
NOT-AND
(NAND)
gate.
Taking
all
these
attractive
into
account,
envision
using
Automation
(EDA)
tool
chains.
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A Paper‐Based Wearable Moist–Electric Generator for Sustained High‐Efficiency Power Output and Enhanced Moisture Capture
Yang Gao,
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Anwar Elhadad,
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et al.
Small,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 23, 2024
Disposable
wearable
electronics
are
valuable
for
diagnostic
and
healthcare
purposes,
reducing
maintenance
needs
enabling
broad
accessibility.
However,
integrating
a
reliable
power
supply
is
crucial
their
advancement,
but
conventional
sources
present
significant
challenges.
To
address
that
issue,
novel
paper-based
moist-electric
generator
developed
harnesses
ambient
moisture
generation.
The
device
features
gradients
functional
groups
adsorption
architecture
of
nanostructures
within
disposable
paper
substrate.
nanoporous,
gradient-formed
spore-based
biofilm
asymmetric
electrode
deposition
enable
sustained
high-efficiency
output.
A
Janus
hydrophobic-hydrophilic
layer
enhances
harvesting,
ensuring
effective
operation
even
in
low-humidity
environments.
This
research
reveals
the
water
gradient
performance
under
high
humidity,
whereas
group
dominant
low
humidity.
delivers
consistent
across
diverse
conditions
flexibly
conforms
to
various
surfaces,
making
it
ideal
applications.
Its
eco-friendly,
cost-effective,
nature
makes
viable
solution
widespread
use
with
minimal
environmental
effects.
innovative
approach
overcomes
limitations
traditional
electronics,
offering
sustainable
future
wearables.
It
significantly
personalized
medicine
through
improved
health
monitoring
diagnostics.
Language: Английский