Fig. 3: Carrier injection capability of the bottom MGr and WTe2 contacts. | Nature Communications

Fig. 3: Carrier injection capability of the bottom MGr and WTe2 contacts.

From: Contact-engineered reconfigurable two-dimensional Schottky junction field-effect transistor with low leakage currents

Fig. 3

a Schematic and the transfer curves of MGr top-contacted FET. b Schematic and the transfer curves of WTe2 top-contacted FET. c Schematic of and the transfer curves MGr bottom-contacted FET. d Schematic and the transfer curves of WTe2 bottom-contacted FET. e, f Schematic of bottom-contacted WTe2-WSe2 and the network of contact resistances, and the corresponding schematic of the energy-band diagram. Ec, Ev, and Es represent the energies of the conduction band, valence band and Fermi level in 2D semiconductor, respectively. Em is the work function of the contact metal. SB represents the Schottky barrier. g, h Schematic of top-contacted WTe2-WSe2 and network of contact resistances, and the corresponding schematic of the energy-band diagram. i, j Schematic of MGr-WSe2 and network of contact resistances, and the corresponding schematic of energy-band diagram. The dashed line in the energy-band diagram indicates the band evolution induced by Vg. Brown spheres: selenium atoms. Rose red spheres: tellurium atoms. Green and purple spheres: tungsten atoms. Gray spheres: carbon atoms. Regions A-D represent the metal contact, the interface gap, the contacted semiconductor, and the channel semiconductor region, respectively. ρsc is the sheet resistance of the semiconductor overlapped with the contact, rc and re are the specific resistivities of the contact gap and edge, respectively, LC is the contact length.

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