3D Microelectronics: 3D Self‐Assembled Microelectronic Devices: Concepts, Materials, Applications (Adv. Mater. 15/2020)
Daniil Karnaushenko, Tong Kang, Vineeth Kumar Bandari, Feng Zhu, Oliver G. Schmidt
Abstract
Daniil Karnaushenko, Tong Kang, Vineeth Kumar Bandari, Feng Zhu, Oliver G. Schmidt
Abstract
Future microelectronics will utilize 3D space offering higher performance, high density, and novel features. In article number 1902994, inspired by natural selfassembly processes, Daniil Karnaushenko, Feng Zhu, Oliver G. Schmidt, and co-workers provide a vision as to how 3D microelectronics should be developed in the near future. History as well as the current state of art are reviewed for microelectronic devices pointing at novel monolithic wafer scale self-assembly methods explored for rolled-up, polygonal, and pop-up microelectronics.
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Future microelectronics will utilize 3D space offering higher performance, high density, and novel features. In article number 1902994, inspired by natural selfassembly processes, Daniil Karnaushenko, Feng Zhu, Oliver G. Schmidt, and co-workers provide a vision as to how 3D microelectronics should be developed in the near future. History as well as the current state of art are reviewed for microelectronic devices pointing at novel monolithic wafer scale self-assembly methods explored for rolled-up, polygonal, and pop-up microelectronics.
Key concepts: Microelectronics, Materials science, Wafer, Nanotechnology, Engineering physics, Engineering