One of the fundamental limits of physics in transistors needs to be broken to drive down power. This research paper looks at a new approach to 2D TFETS tunneling transistors using 2D materials!

Read the paper: https://www.nature.com/articles/s4146...

[00:00] Performance and Power
[00:55] A Transistor is a Switch
[02:00] Limits of Modern Transistors
[04:00] New Research: 2D TFETs
[06:35] What is a 2D Material
[07:50] Power and Frequency Results
[09:10] Barriers to Adoption
[10:05] What I Love

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