Graphene-based three-dimensional integrated circuit devices
A technology of integrated circuits and graphene layers, which is applied in the direction of electrical solid devices, circuits, electrical components, etc., and can solve problems such as restricting the development of graphene
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[0013] Embodiments of graphene-based three-dimensional (3D) integrated circuit devices and methods of forming the same are disclosed herein. In the semiconductor industry, a 3D integrated circuit (IC) generally refers to a chip having two or more layers of active electronic components integrated vertically and horizontally into a single circuit. 3DICs may offer many significant advantages such as: smaller footprint (packing more functionality into a small space), speed (average wire length is much shorter, which in turn reduces signal propagation delay and improves overall performance), Power consumption (by keeping the signal on-chip (signalon-chip), the resulting shorter lines reduce power consumption and produce less parasitic capacitance), and heterogeneous integration, etc. In the case of heterogeneous integration, different circuit layers can be formed in different processes, or even on different types of wafers. Furthermore, components with otherwise entirely incompati...
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