ZHANG Qing-wei, LI Ping, WANG Gang, et al. Graphene Transistor Transfer Properties Phenomenon Research Dependence on Gate Voltage[J]. 2017, 34(6): 36-39.
ZHANG Qing-wei, LI Ping, WANG Gang, et al. Graphene Transistor Transfer Properties Phenomenon Research Dependence on Gate Voltage[J]. 2017, 34(6): 36-39.DOI:
Graphene Transistor Transfer Properties Phenomenon Research Dependence on Gate Voltage
To research the effect of transfer characteristic of graphene transistors by different test methods
change rules of Dirac points are researched
under the condition of that the scan range of gate voltage is between 0 V and 5 V. The changes present the following regularity. The Dirac point voltages increase gradually with the increase of scan times
when forward or backward sweeps are performed continuously. Before measurement
gate voltage hold is performed
then the Dirac point voltages have no changes when gate voltage sweeps with hold by 0V
but they increase with hold by 5V. When measurements are mutual independent
the Dirac point voltages with forward sweep are less than that with backward sweep. The first measurement can affect the second measurement when the double tests are performed. From the phenomenon above
Dirac point voltages are related to gate voltages that have swept. These properties are attributed to that electronics inject traps in surface of HfO. These finding and analysis are significant in the graphene reliability
the control of graphene conduction characteristics
and the realization of graphene circuits.
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