Single layer MoS2 nanoribbon field effect transistor
arXiv:1811.01390 · doi:10.1063/1.5079860
Abstract
We study field effect transistor characteristics in etched single layer MoS2 nanoribbon devices of width 50nm with ohmic contacts. We employ a SF6 dry plasma process to etch MoS2 nanoribbons using low etching (RF) power allowing very good control over etching rate. Transconductance measurements reveal a steep sub-threshold slope of 3.5V/dec using a global backgate. Moreover, we measure a high current density of 38 uA/um resulting in high on/off ratio of the order of 10^5. We observe mobility reaching as high as 50 cm^2/V.s with increasing source-drain bias.
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