Grapheton’s New Products to Boost U.S. Chip Fabrication Industry Through Multiple Innovations
Los Angeles, CA, April 13, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via -- US Nuclear’s (OTCQB: UCLE) partner Grapheton has developed next-generation chip technology using carbon-based microfabrication methods which can provide substantial new on-chip capabilities, help solve the dire chip debacle, and help America reclaim its title as a “global leader” in chip design and manufacturing. On April 3, 2021, President Biden proposed a $2.3 trillion infrastructure plan which included $50 billion for the American semiconductor industry that will go toward production incentives and design and research. The American economy is starting to reel from inadequate manufacturing issues related to chip shortfalls, and the Biden administration is focused on bolstering domestic chip manufacturing, research, and design.
US Nuclear and Grapheton believe that it’s not just a matter of quantity but new American innovations that will help solve the chip shortage and ensure a lead position for U.S. chip technology. Grapheton’s core technology lies in its carbon-based microfabrication which is setting the standards of tomorrow. Some of the innovations that Grapheton has accomplished (and patented under intellectual property) relevant to the chip industry include:
- Created new glassy carbon micro-supercapacitors with remarkable charge storage capacity that can be mounted directly on chips. Commercial off the shelf (COTS) capacitors have tiny values around 80-100 pF (picoFarads), whereas Grapheton’s new supercapacitors can have up to 3 mF/cm2 (milliFarads per square cm), reaching nearly 3 million times more capacitance than commercial products and thus allowing further miniaturization of a large class of electronic circuits. Furthermore, these supercapacitors are compatible with the current silicon fab technology so they can be swiftly put into production.
- Created new graphene-polymer carbon-based electrodes that don’t corrode and are biocompatible, with device applications including brain stimulation for medical disorders, hearing aids, artificial limbs, and implantable/wearable sensors.
- Created a new self-charging battery using the body’s own salty liquid environment as the power source and without the rare or dangerous chemicals in traditional batteries.
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