Fig. 2: Dynamic transport properties of dual-gate FET devices. | Nature Communications

Fig. 2: Dynamic transport properties of dual-gate FET devices.

From: Sliding induced multiple polarization states in two-dimensional ferroelectrics

Fig. 2

a Schematic of a typical 3 R MoS2 dual-gate device. b Micrograph image of a bilayer device. The scale bar is 10 μm. c Drain current (Id) as a function of top gate and bottom gate voltages in bilayer 3 R MoS2. The inset is the plot of Id against Vd in bilayer 3 R MoS2 without gating voltage. d Drain current (Id) as a function of vertical electric field (E) in bilayer 2H MoS2 and 3 R MoS2 of different layer numbers in a loop of sweep measurement. Upward is defined as the positive electric field direction. Drain current (Id) as a function of vertical electric field (E) and doping bias (Bias) in e forward sweep and f backward sweep for bilayer device. For better illustration, normalized strength of drain current is plotted as a function of vertical electric field (E) and doping bias (Bias) in g forward sweep and h backward sweep for bilayer device. The dashed lines mark the polarization flipping points. The drain current is normalized to the drain current value at the start point of each sweep.

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