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\nUniversity of Virginia School of Engineering and Northwestern University researchers create a new polymer-based electrical insulation for circuits that could help put more power in smaller spaces
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Charlottesville, Va., March 18, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Progress in the field of integrated circuits is measured by matching, exceeding, or falling behind the rate set forth by Gordon Moore, former CEO and co-founder of Intel, who said the number of electronic components, or transistors, per integrated circuit would double every year. That was more than 50 years ago, and surprisingly his prediction, now called Moore\u2019s Law<\/a>, came true.<\/p>\n

In recent years, it was thought that the pace had slowed; one of the biggest challenges of putting more circuits and power on a smaller chip is managing heat.<\/p>\n

A multidisciplinary group that includes Patrick E. Hopkins<\/a>, a professor in the University of Virginia\u2019s Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, and Will Dichtel<\/a>, a professor in Northwestern University\u2019s Department of Chemistry, is inventing a new class of material with the potential to keep chips cool as they keep shrinking in size \u2014 and to help Moore\u2019s Law remain true. Their work was recently published in Nature Materials<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Electrical insulation materials that minimize electrical crosstalk in chips are called \u201clow-k<\/i>\u201d dielectrics. This material type is the silent hero that makes all electronics possible by steering the current to eliminate signal erosion and interference; ideally, it can also pull damaging heat caused by electrical current away from the circuitry. The heat problem becomes exponential as the chip gets smaller because not only are there more transistors in a given area, which makes more heat in that same area, they are closer together, which makes it harder for heat to dissipate.<\/p>\n

\u201cScientists have been in search of a low-k <\/i>dielectric material that can handle the heat transfer and space issues inherent at much smaller scales,\u201d Hopkins said. \u201cAlthough we\u2019ve come a long way, new breakthroughs are just not going to happen unless we combine disciplines. For this project we\u2019ve used research and principles from several fields \u2013 mechanical engineering, chemistry, materials science, electrical engineering \u2014 to solve a really tough problem that none of us could work out on our own.\u201d<\/p>\n

Hopkins is one of the leaders of UVA Engineering\u2019s Multifunctional Materials Integration<\/a> initiative, which brings together researchers from multiple engineering disciplines to formulate materials with a wide array of functionalities.<\/p>\n

“Seeing ‘my’ problem through someone else’s lens in a different field was not only fascinating, it also sparked ideas that ultimately brought advancement. I think we all had that experience,\u201d said Ashutosh Giri<\/a>, a former UVA Engineering senior scientist and Ph.D. student in Hopkins\u2019 lab, the co-first author on the Nature Materials paper and a mechanical, industrial and systems engineering assistant professor at Rhode Island University.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe heart of the project was when the chemical team realized the thermal functionality of their material, understanding a new dimension about their work, and when the mechanical and materials team understood the level of molecular engineering possible with chemistry,” Giri said.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe\u2019re taking sheets of polymer that are only one atom thick \u2013 we call this 2D \u2013 and controlling their properties by layering the sheets in a specific architecture,\u201d Dichtel said. \u201cOur efforts on improving the methods to produce high-quality 2D polymer films enabled this collaborative work.\u201d\u00a0<\/p>\n

The team is applying this new material class to try to meet the requirements of miniaturizing transistors on a dense chip, Dichtel said.<\/p>\n

\u201cThis has enormous potential for use in the semiconductor industry, the industry that that manufactures chips. The material has both low electrical conductivity, or \u2018low-k<\/i>,\u2019 and high heat transfer capability,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n

This combination of properties was recently identified by the International Roadmap for Semiconductors<\/a> as a prerequisite for next-generation integrated circuits.<\/p>\n

\u201cFor this project, we are focusing on the thermal properties of this new material class, which is fantastic, but even more exciting is that we are just scratching the surface,\u201d said Austin Evans, a Ph.D. student in Dichtel\u2019s lab at Northwestern and first co-author on the Nature Materials<\/a> paper. \u201cDeveloping new classes of materials with unique combinations of properties has amazing technological potential.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe are already exploring this new class of materials for many applications, for instance, chemical sensing. We can use these materials to determine \u2014 \u2018sense\u2019 \u2014 what chemicals and how much of those chemicals are in the air. This has broad reaching implications. For instance, by knowing about the chemicals in the air, we can optimize food storage, transport, and distribution to reduce global food waste. As we continue exploring, we are likely to find even more traits unique to these new materials,\u201d Evans said.<\/p>\n

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\n About UVA Engineering:<\/b>
\n As part of the top-ranked, comprehensive University of Virginia, UVA Engineering is one of the nation\u2019s oldest and most respected engineering schools. Our mission is to make the world a better place by creating and disseminating knowledge and by preparing future engineering leaders. Outstanding students and faculty from around the world choose UVA Engineering because of our growing and internationally recognized education and research programs. UVA is the No. 1 public engineering school in the country for the percentage of women graduates, among schools with at least 75 degree earners; the No. 1 public engineering school in the United States for the four-year graduation rate of undergraduate students; and the top engineering school in the country for the rate of Ph.D. enrollment growth since 2015. Learn more at <\/i>
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\n About Northwestern University:<\/b>
\n Founded in 1851, Northwestern University is one of the country\u2019s leading private research and teaching universities with an enrollment of approximately 8,000 full-time undergraduate students and approximately 8,000 full-time graduate and professional students and approximately 2,000 part-time students on campuses in Evanston and Chicago, Illinois, and Doha, Qatar. Northwestern combines innovative teaching and pioneering research in a highly collaborative environment that transcends traditional academic boundaries. Northwestern provides students and faculty exceptional opportunities for intellectual, personal and professional growth in a setting enhanced by the richness of Chicago.<\/i>\n <\/p>\n


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