Towards ubiquitous RF electronics based on graphene

The emerging field of ubiquitous electronics has placed new requirements and challenges on the design and fabrication of RF systems. Graphene electronics, with its extremely flexible surface and excellent transport properties, has the potential to play a key role in such applications, especially for building analog IC on highly flexible and transparent substrates. This paper discusses our recent progress in developing the basic device technology, the novel circuit design, and the new fabrication process towards making graphene flexible analog IC for applications in ubiquitous electronics.