Fig. 1: Comparison of piezoresponse due to domains and domain walls in CuInP2Se6 and Cu0.4In1.2P2S6. | Nature Communications

Fig. 1: Comparison of piezoresponse due to domains and domain walls in CuInP2Se6 and Cu0.4In1.2P2S6.

From: Piezoelectric domain walls in van der Waals antiferroelectric CuInP2Se6

Fig. 1

CuInP2Se6 surfaces were measured at 140 K in ultrahigh vacuum and that of CuInP2S6—at room temperature in controlled environment: a, b piezoresponse signals Acos(θ) (where A is the amplitude and θ the phase of piezoresponse)—revealing at least three distinct magnitudes of piezoresponse for both materials, and c, d line-profiles of piezoresponse along the white dashed lines, crossing domain boundaries in a, b, respectively. Orange arrows point to the regions of the domain walls.

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