Table 1 Benchmarking state-of-art WSe2 p-type transistors

From: Uncovering the doping mechanism of nitric oxide in high-performance P-type WSe2 transistors

Material

Doping

Contact

LCH (nm)

RC (Ω µm)

ION (µA/µm)

gm (µS/µm)

SS (mv/dec)

On/Off

Ref.

Exf. ML (5 nm)

NO2

Pd

500

2540

40

-

-

2.4

ref. 26

Exf. ML (4 nm)

MoO3

Pd

400

800

100

  

10

ref. 46

Exf. ML (8 L)

WOx

Ti/Pd

70

530

320

-

-

10

ref. 27

Exf. 1 L

NO2

Pd

9400

-

9

-

60

1e6

ref. 25

Exf. 2 L

-

Transf. vdW Pt

-

3500 (2 L) 50000 (1 L)

-

-

-

1e5

ref. 21

CVD 1 L

-

Pd

600

198000

9.5

-

120

1e8

ref. 24

CVD 1 L

-

Ru

200

2700

50

-

141

1e8

ref. 38

CVD 1 L

MoOx

Sb/Pt

100

750

151

-

-

-

ref. 74

CVD 1 L

NO

Ti/Pd

65

950

300

-

220

1e6

ref. 13

CVD 1 L

-

Evap. vdW Pt

1500

3300 (ML) 229000 (1 L)

7.6

-

-

1e5

ref. 22

CVD 2 L

O2 anneal

Pt

120

664

425

100

200

1e8

ref. 73

CVD 2 L

WOx

Pd/Au

20

365000

16

-

1000

1e6

ref. 51

Exf. 5 L

-

Pt

400

5700

140

-

97

1e8

ref. 50

CVD 1 L

NO, WOx

Ti/Pt

180

663

545

-

550

-

ref. 72

CVD 1 L

NO

Ti/Pt

55

876

320

404

119

1e9

This Work

CVD 1 L

NO

Ti/Pt

780

-

112

123

87

1e9

This Work

CVD 2 L

NO

Ti/Pt

55

390

448

470

185

4e6

This Work

  1. “Exf.” denotes exfoliated material, while “ML” refers to multilayer devices. “Transf.” denotes transferred contact, while “Evap.” denotes evaporated contact. On-current ION and transconductance gm are extracted at VDS = -1 V. Note that the first three references reported devices that did not show typical transistor behavior with a noticeable on/off ratio. The material is also too thick to be considered atomically thin 2D channels.