Extended Data Fig. 6: Voltage transfer curves of small-size intrinsically stretchable Pseudo-CMOS inverters with forward and backward sweeps.
From: High-speed and large-scale intrinsically stretchable integrated circuits
a, Optical microscope image of a Pseudo-D inverter. b, Circuit diagram of a Pseudo-D inverter. c, Optical microscope image of a Pseudo-E inverter. d, Circuit diagram of a Pseudo-E inverter. e, Representative voltage transfer curve of one out of three measured Pseudo-D inverters. f, Representative voltage transfer curve of one out of two measured Pseudo-E inverters. Both types of inverters show small hysteresis. The device area is about 0.03 mm2, only one-fifth of the published smallest intrinsic stretchable inverters10.