S. Rahimi, S. R. Na, L. Tao, K. Liechti, D. Akinwande
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Wafer scalable growth and delamination of graphene for silicon heterogeneous VLSI technology
We have demonstrated the state-of-the-art on scalable graphene synthesis, device yield and electrical statistics with the highest performance wafer-scale devices showing electronic properties similar to exfoliated flakes. The mechanical delamination of graphene resulted in high material quality due to residue free pristine graphene surface, and holds promise for wafer-scale BEOL bonding integration of graphene with Si CMOS substrates.