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Monolayer WxMo1−xS2 Grown by Atmospheric Pressure Chemical Vapor Deposition: Bandgap Engineering and Field Effect Transistors

Monolayer WxMo1−xS2-based field effect transistors are demonstrated for the first time on the monolayer WxMo1−xS2 flake, which is grown by the chemical vapor deposition method under an atmospheric pressure. Detailed… Click to show full abstract

Monolayer WxMo1−xS2-based field effect transistors are demonstrated for the first time on the monolayer WxMo1−xS2 flake, which is grown by the chemical vapor deposition method under an atmospheric pressure. Detailed material studies using Raman and photoluminescence measurements have been carried out on the as-grown monolayer WxMo1−xS2. Electronic band structure of monolayer WxMo1−xS2 has been calculated using first-principle theory. The thermal stability of monolayer WxMo1−xS2 has been evaluated using Raman-temperature measurement. Carrier transport study on the fabricated WxMo1−xS2 FETs has been analyzed using temperature-dependent current measurement, and a field effect mobility of ≈30 cm2 V−1 s−1 at 300 K is obtained.

Keywords: wxmo1 xs2; xs2; monolayer wxmo1; field effect

Journal Title: Advanced Functional Materials
Year Published: 2017

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