Breakthrough in Semiconductor Fabrication

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Ordered defects enhance solution-deposited semiconductors enabling larger high-performance displays

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University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign has developed a process yielding the highest performing transistors from solution-deposited semiconductors to date.

Processes based on deposition from chemical solutions at lower temperatures and ambient pressure have long been pursued as a more efficient and scalable alternative to vapor deposition.

The study outlines a procedure for fabricating devices from the ordered defect compound semiconductor CuIn5Se8 .

The University of Illinois Grainger College of Engineering has developed a new semiconductor.

The new semiconductors could be used in printable electronics.

They could find use in continuous wellness monitoring, smart packing with integrated sensing and computing, and affordable internet of things devices.

The process is currently based on hydrazine, which is used as rocket fuel.

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