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Preparation Of Two-dimensional Materials MoS2 And CrSiTe3 Field-effect Transistors And Study Of Their Electrical Properties

Posted on:2022-09-21Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:W B HanFull Text:PDF
GTID:2518306557965729Subject:Electronics and Communications Engineering
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Two-dimensional layered materials have unique optical,electrical,magnetic,and thermal properties,different from bulk materials.These properties are driving the development of two-dimensional layered semiconductors in the field of microelectronics,which is a hot research topic today.The two-dimensional materials Mo S2 and Cr Si Te3are typical semiconductors with tunable band gaps,making them promising for various electronic functional devices.In this paper,we study the devices with few layers of Mo S2 and Cr Si Te3,prepare the field-effect transistors based on these two materials respectively,investigate the electrical properties of their devices,and further explore their applications in future electronic functional devices.The main research of this thesis is as follows:1.Characterization of two-dimensional materials Mo S2 and Cr Si Te3 and preparation of field-effect transistors.The physical phases of Mo S2 and Cr Si Te3bulk materials were first analyzed by X-ray diffraction.Subsequently,few-layer Mo S2 and 3 sheets were prepared by mechanical peeling method,and their structures were characterized by scanning electron microscopy and Raman spectroscopy characterization techniques.Finally,the Mo S2 and Cr Si Te3based silicon-based and ferroelectric-based FETs were prepared by rational device structure design and precision micromachining techniques,respectively.2.Preparation and electrical transport properties of few-layer Mo S2 field effect transistors.Field-effect transistors Si/Si O2/Mo S2 and PMN-PT/Mo S2were prepared on silicon and ferroelectric substrates(Pb(Mg1/3Nb2/3)O3Pb Ti O3,abbreviated PMN-PT)by microfabrication,respectively,and the measured I-V characteristics show that both types of Mo S2 field-effect devices have the transport properties of n-type semiconductors and switching ratios of 105 were achieved for both.Due to the different polarization directions of the ferroelectric substrate can regulate the carrier concentration at the interface,the Mo S2 ferroelectric field-effect transistor shows a large hysteresis in the transfer characteristic curve compared to the Mo S2 field-effect transistor.Multiple measurements of the transfer characteristics show that this hysteresis is reproducible,and this hysteresis behavior provides a strong reference value for future applications in nonvolatile memories.3.Preparation and electrical transport properties of few-layer Cr Si Te3 field-effecttransistors were investigated.The output and transfer I-V characteristic curves of the prepared Si/Si O2/Cr Si Te3 devices were measured,and the results showed that the electrical modulation effect on Cr Si Te3 was not obvious.However,the Cr Si Te3ferroelectric field-effect transistor(PMN-PT/Cr Si Te3)has a very obvious modulation effect,with a switching ratio of 103.at the same time,its transfer properties become n-type semiconductor transfer properties opposite to those of the bulk material,which may be due to defects at the interface.the Cr Si Te3ferroelectric field-effect transistor,like the Mo S2 ferroelectric field-effect transistor,has a transfer characteristic curve also shows a large hysteresis.This is due to the polarization of the ferroelectric substrate layer by the addition of the gate voltage,and the different polarization directions modulate the electron doping concentration of the channel,thus allowing the device to switch between high and low resistance states.Due to the non-volatile nature of the ferroelectric substrate polarization,this device has memory and can realize a new type of non-volatile ferroelectric two-dimensional magnetic memory.
Keywords/Search Tags:Two-dimensional materials, MoS2, CrSiTe3, Field-effect transistor, Ferroelectric substrate, Non-volatile memory
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