Tuning electronic properties of FeSeTe thin flakes by a novel field effect transistor
arXiv:1701.06046 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.95.174513
Abstract
Using a field-effect transistor (FET) configuration with solid Li-ion conductor (SIC) as gate dielectric, we have successfully tuned carrier density in FeSeTe thin flakes, and the electronic phase diagram has been mapped out. It is found that electron doping controlled by SIC-FET leads to a suppression of the superconducting phase, and eventually gives rise to an insulating state in FeSeTe. During the gating process, the (001) peak in XRD patterns stays at the same position and no new diffraction peak emerges, indicating no evident Li ions intercalation into the FeSeTe. It indicates that a systematic change of electronic properties in FeSeTe arises from the electrostatic doping induced by the accumulation of Li ions at the interface between FeSeTe and solid ion conductor in the devices. It is striking that these findings are drastically different from the observation in FeSe thin flakes using the same SIC-FET, in which is enhanced from 8 K to larger than 40 K, then the system goes into an insulating phase accompanied by structural transitions.
arXiv comment5 pages, 4 figures
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