Overcoming the sub-5 nm gate length limit and decreasing the power dissipation are two main objects in the electronics research field. Besides advanced engineering techniques, considering new material systems may be h...Overcoming the sub-5 nm gate length limit and decreasing the power dissipation are two main objects in the electronics research field. Besides advanced engineering techniques, considering new material systems may be helpful. Here, we demonstrate two-dimensional(2D) subthermionic field-effect transistors(FETs) with sub-5 nm gate lengths based on ferroelectric(FE) van der Waals heterostructures(vdWHs).The FE vd WHs are composed of graphene, MoS2, and CuInP2S6 acting as 2D contacts, channels, and ferroelectric dielectric layers, respectively. We first show that the as-fabricated long-channel device exhibits nearly hysteresis-free subthermionic switching over three orders of magnitude of drain current at room temperature. Further, we fabricate short-channel subthermionic FETs using metallic carbon nanotubes as effective gate terminals. A typical device shows subthermionic switching over five-to-six orders of magnitude of drain current with a minimum subthreshold swing of 6.1 mV/dec at room temperature. Our results indicate that 2D materials system is promising for advanced highly-integrated energy-efficient electronic devices.展开更多
This study used density functional theory and the quantum transport method to investigate the interfacial coupling and spin transport of transition metals(TMs)with a Fe,Co,and Ni/2H-VSe_(2)hybrid nanostructure.Because...This study used density functional theory and the quantum transport method to investigate the interfacial coupling and spin transport of transition metals(TMs)with a Fe,Co,and Ni/2H-VSe_(2)hybrid nanostructure.Because the indirect coupling of TM-Se-V led to an obvious reduction of the magnetic moment and the disappearance of the half-metal characteristics of 2H-VSe_(2),the expected spin-filtering effect of individual TMs and 2H-VSe_(2)deteriorated at the contact region.Nevertheless,all the TM/2H-VSe_(2)-based dual-probe devices exhibited an interesting bias-dependent spin-injection efficiency with a maximum output spin-polarized current of 666 mA mm-1 in Co/2H-VSe_(2).The proposed TM/2H-VSe_(2)-based spin-field-effect transistor demonstrated outstanding performance.The Ni/2H-VSe_(2)-based transistor achieved a maximum output spin-polarized current of 3117 m A mm-1 and demonstrated a good switching characteristic of 106 mV dec-1.Importantly,all transistors achieved a widely tunable scale of spin-extraction efficiency ranging consistently between 96%and-92%with gate bias.These results indicate a promising candidate for use in high-performance spintronic devices.展开更多
A novel photosensitive hybrid field-effect transistor （FET） which consists of a multiple-shell of organic porphyrin film/oxide/silicon nanowires is presented. Due to the oxide shell around the nanowires, photoswitch...A novel photosensitive hybrid field-effect transistor （FET） which consists of a multiple-shell of organic porphyrin film/oxide/silicon nanowires is presented. Due to the oxide shell around the nanowires, photoswitching of the current in the hybrid nanodevices is guided by the electric field effect, induced by charge redistribution within the organic film. This principle is an alternative to a photoinduced electron injection, valid for devices relying on direct junctions between organic molecules and metals or semiconductors. The switching dynamics of the hybrid nanodevices upon violet light illumination is investigated and a strong dependence on the thickness of the porphyrin film wrapping the nanowires is found. Furthermore, the thickness of the organic films is found to be a crucial parameter also for the switching efficiency of the nanowire FET, represented by the ratio of currents under light illumination （ON） and in dark conditions （OFF）. We suggest a simple model of porphyrin film charging to explain the optoelectronic behavior of nanowire FETs mediated by organic film/oxide/semiconductor junctions.展开更多
基金This work was supported by National Key R&D Program of China(2018YFA0703700 and 2016YFA0200700)the Strategic Priority Research Program of Chinese Academy of Sciences(XDB30000000)+2 种基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China(61625401,61851403,11674072,91964203,and 61804146)CAS Key Laboratory of Nanosystem and Hierarchical FabricationThe authors also gratefully acknowledge the support of Youth Innovation Promotion Association CAS.
文摘Overcoming the sub-5 nm gate length limit and decreasing the power dissipation are two main objects in the electronics research field. Besides advanced engineering techniques, considering new material systems may be helpful. Here, we demonstrate two-dimensional(2D) subthermionic field-effect transistors(FETs) with sub-5 nm gate lengths based on ferroelectric(FE) van der Waals heterostructures(vdWHs).The FE vd WHs are composed of graphene, MoS2, and CuInP2S6 acting as 2D contacts, channels, and ferroelectric dielectric layers, respectively. We first show that the as-fabricated long-channel device exhibits nearly hysteresis-free subthermionic switching over three orders of magnitude of drain current at room temperature. Further, we fabricate short-channel subthermionic FETs using metallic carbon nanotubes as effective gate terminals. A typical device shows subthermionic switching over five-to-six orders of magnitude of drain current with a minimum subthreshold swing of 6.1 mV/dec at room temperature. Our results indicate that 2D materials system is promising for advanced highly-integrated energy-efficient electronic devices.
基金the 111 project(B12026)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(61904142)the Natural Science Basic Research Plan in Shaanxi Province of China(2019ZDLGY16-03)。
文摘This study used density functional theory and the quantum transport method to investigate the interfacial coupling and spin transport of transition metals(TMs)with a Fe,Co,and Ni/2H-VSe_(2)hybrid nanostructure.Because the indirect coupling of TM-Se-V led to an obvious reduction of the magnetic moment and the disappearance of the half-metal characteristics of 2H-VSe_(2),the expected spin-filtering effect of individual TMs and 2H-VSe_(2)deteriorated at the contact region.Nevertheless,all the TM/2H-VSe_(2)-based dual-probe devices exhibited an interesting bias-dependent spin-injection efficiency with a maximum output spin-polarized current of 666 mA mm-1 in Co/2H-VSe_(2).The proposed TM/2H-VSe_(2)-based spin-field-effect transistor demonstrated outstanding performance.The Ni/2H-VSe_(2)-based transistor achieved a maximum output spin-polarized current of 3117 m A mm-1 and demonstrated a good switching characteristic of 106 mV dec-1.Importantly,all transistors achieved a widely tunable scale of spin-extraction efficiency ranging consistently between 96%and-92%with gate bias.These results indicate a promising candidate for use in high-performance spintronic devices.
文摘A novel photosensitive hybrid field-effect transistor （FET） which consists of a multiple-shell of organic porphyrin film/oxide/silicon nanowires is presented. Due to the oxide shell around the nanowires, photoswitching of the current in the hybrid nanodevices is guided by the electric field effect, induced by charge redistribution within the organic film. This principle is an alternative to a photoinduced electron injection, valid for devices relying on direct junctions between organic molecules and metals or semiconductors. The switching dynamics of the hybrid nanodevices upon violet light illumination is investigated and a strong dependence on the thickness of the porphyrin film wrapping the nanowires is found. Furthermore, the thickness of the organic films is found to be a crucial parameter also for the switching efficiency of the nanowire FET, represented by the ratio of currents under light illumination （ON） and in dark conditions （OFF）. We suggest a simple model of porphyrin film charging to explain the optoelectronic behavior of nanowire FETs mediated by organic film/oxide/semiconductor junctions.
