Electronics have established themselves as a somewhat permanent part of our daily lives now, allowing us to light up the night, communicate across the globe with ease, and so much more. As electronics have evolved since the initial inception of harnessing current, many devices have been transformed with newer and more powerful technology. One of the biggest leaps in electronic devices was with the introduction of solid-state materials, the first example being the solid-state transistors introduced to the commercial market in the 1960s. Solid-state materials have many benefits for electrical devices, often increasing performance and reliability while facing less wear and tear as compared to alternatives.