China's wafer-scale graphene breakthrough brings quantum rectifiers closer to semiconductor integration
Chinese researchers have demonstrated wafer-scale graphene quantum rectifiers that convert weak radio-frequency signals into DC electricity at room temperature without an external magnetic field. The development offers a potential route towards integrating wireless energy-harvesting devices into conventional semiconductor manufacturing processes.
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