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Orientation-engineered 2D electronics on van der Waals dielectrics
Matter ( IF 18.9 ) Pub Date : 2024-05-07 , DOI: 10.1016/j.matt.2024.04.013
Weijun Wang , Yuxuan Zhang , Wei Wang , Min Luo , You Meng , Bowen Li , Yan Yan , Di Yin , Pengshan Xie , Dengji Li , Dong Chen , Quan Quan , SenPo Yip , Weida Hu , Johnny C. Ho

van der Waals (vdWs) dielectrics are widely used in nanoelectronics to preserve the intrinsic properties of two-dimensional (2D) semiconductors. However, achieving aligned growth of 2D semiconductors and their direct utilization on original vdWs epitaxial dielectrics to avoid disorders poses significant challenges. Here, a hydromechanical strategy for aligned epitaxy of 2D materials on naturally occurring vdWs mica dielectrics is developed. By combining density functional theory with Lagrange’s group theorem, a quantitative criterion for 2D material epitaxy on 6-fold symmetric vdWs dielectrics is established. Moreover, the as-grown ultrathin Bi2O2Se-channeled field-effect transistor, with a hybrid dielectric layer, achieves a superior current on/off ratio (1.4 × 107) and high carrier mobility (22.4 cm2 V−1 S−1) by directly integrating as-grown 2D materials/vdWs dielectrics. This work provides a powerful methodological platform for aligned 2D material synthesis, alignment direction prediction, and intrinsic property investigation, laying the foundation for advanced electronics on as-grown 2D materials/vdWs dielectrics.



中文翻译:


范德华电介质上定向设计的二维电子器件



范德华 (vdW) 电介质广泛应用于纳米电子学中,以保持二维 (2D) 半导体的固有特性。然而,实现二维半导体的对齐生长并在原始 vdW 外延电介质上直接使用以避免紊乱带来了重大挑战。这里,开发了一种用于在天然存在的 vdWs 云母电介质上对齐外延 2D 材料的流体力学策略。将密度泛函理论与拉格朗日群定理相结合,建立了6重对称vdWs电介质上二维材料外延的定量标准。此外,所生长的超薄 Bi 2 O 2 Se 沟道场效应晶体管具有混合介电层,实现了优异的电流开/关比(1.4 × 10 < b2> )和高载流子迁移率(22.4 cm 2 V −1 S −1 ),通过直接集成生长的 2D 材料/vdWs 电介质。这项工作为对准二维材料合成、对准方向预测和固有特性研究提供了强大的方法平台,为基于原生二维材料/vdWs电介质的先进电子学奠定了基础。

更新日期:2024-05-07
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