Intrinsic carrier mobility of multi-layered MoS field-effect transistors on SiO
arXiv:1301.2813 · doi:10.1063/1.4799172
Abstract
By fabricating and characterizing multi-layered MoS-based field-effect transistors (FETs) in a four terminal configuration, we demonstrate that the two terminal-configurations tend to underestimate the carrier mobility due to the Schottky barriers at the contacts. For a back-gated two-terminal configuration we observe mobilities as high as 125 cmVs which is considerably smaller than 306.5 cmVs as extracted from the same device when using a four-terminal configuration. This indicates that the intrinsic mobility of MoS on SiO is significantly larger than the values previously reported, and provides a quantitative method to evaluate the charge transport through the contacts.
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