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Saptarshi Das, PhD 2. Adjunct Birck Research Scholar Birck Nanotechnology Center Purdue University West Lafayette, Indiana Post-doctoral Research Scholar Division of High Energy Physics Argonne National Laboratory Lemont, Illinois Current Affiliations (June 2013 – Present) 1 2D Crystals – Future of Innovative Devices Division of High Energy Physics

2 1.Overview of 2D Crystals 2.Bandgap Engineering for Innovative Electronics 3.Flexible and Transparent Electronics 4.Conclusion Division of High Energy Physics

3 1.Overview of 2D Crystals 2.Bandgap Engineering for Innovative Electronics 3.Flexible and Transparent Electronics 4.Conclusion Division of High Energy Physics

4 h-BN Transition Metal Dichalcogenides Excellent ConductorExcellent Insulator Natural 2D Crystals Division of High Energy Physics

5 Metals: ScTe 2,TaS 2, etc. Semiconductors: WSe 2, MoS 2, etc. Insulators: PtSe 2,PdS 2, etc. Superconductors: VS 2, NbSe 2, etc. 88 TMDs have been explored since 1960s Periodic Table of Elements Transition Metal Dichalcogenides MX 2 M = Transition Metal X = Chalcogen Natural 2D Crystals Division of High Energy Physics

6 h-BN Transition Metal Dichalcogenides Excellent ConductorExcellent Insulator Phosphorene Natural 2D Crystals Division of High Energy Physics

7 Liu, K. et al. Nano Letters, 12, 2012 Patel, P. R., et al. J.Adv.Dev.Res. 3, 2012 Physical Vapor Deposition Hydrothermal Synthesis Electrochemical Synthesis Large Scale Growth Exfoliation Division of High Energy Physics

8 Layered Compounds Division of High Energy Physics

Mo: [Kr]. 5d 5.6s 1 W: [Xe].4f 14. 5d 4.6s 2 For the first time we have Semiconductors with conduction electrons contributed by d-orbital The d-orbital electronics Periodic Table of Elements MX 2 M = Transition Metal X = Chalcogen Significant Change in Band-structure due to : Charge Strain Heat Light 9 Division of High Energy Physics

10 1.Overview of 2D Crystals 2.Bandgap Engineering for Innovative Electronics 3.Flexible and Transparent Electronics 4.Conclusion Division of High Energy Physics

11 Metal Insulator Transition in TMDs Electric Field Mechanical Force Thermal Gradient Thickness Scaling Swastibrata Bhattacharyya, et al. Physical Review B, 86, , 2012 Ashok Kumar, et al. Modeling and Simulation in Material Science and Engineering, 21, , 2012 SourceDrain Gate Substrate Dielectric Piezoelectric Thermoelectric Green Devices Gate Tunable Electrical, Mechanical, Thermal and Optical Properties Advanced Electronics Components Detectors Amplifiers Filters Modulators Resonators Ultra Low Power High Performance Division of High Energy Physics

12 2 Layers 4 Layers 6 Layers 10 Layers 25 Layers T = 300K V DS = -0.2 V Phosphorene Ni Contact Ni Contact Phosphorene 5 µm Saptarshi Das, et al. Tunable Transport Gap in Phosphorene. under review, Division of High Energy Physics

13 1.Overview of 2D Crystals 2.Bandgap Engineering for Innovative Electronics 3.Flexible and Transparent Electronics 4.Conclusion Division of High Energy Physics

14 Exfoliation and identification of WSe 2 flakes Transfer of CVD grown graphene All 2D Thin Film Transistor WSe 2 Graphene 20nm SiO2: Back Gate Oxide Highly Doped Si: Back Gate Electrode Al Electron beam lithography followed by Al evaporation to create mask for graphene etch Oxygen plasma etch of graphene from the channel area Division of High Energy Physics

15 Removal of Al from the graphene- WSe 2 contact interface 20nm SiO2: Back Gate Oxide Highly Doped Si: Back Gate Electrode Al Transfer of few layer h-BN h-BN WSe 2 Graphene Transfer of CVD grown graphene Al Electron beam lithography of Al etch mask for patterning graphene top gate electrode Oxygen plasma etch of graphene All 2D Thin Film Transistor Division of High Energy Physics

16 Removal of Al etch mask 20nm SiO2: Back Gate Oxide Highly Doped Si: Back Gate Electrode Al h-BN Al WSe 2 Graphene All 2D Thin Film Transistor Division of High Energy Physics

17 Graphene Source Graphene / h-BN Top Gate Bi-Layer WSe 2 Graphene Drain 5µm V DS = -1.0 V Bi-Layer WSe 2 Flake Graphene Contact 20nm SiO 2 Gate Dielectric Back Gate Transfer Characteristics Electron Branch Hole Branch Mobility: 24 cm 2 /V.s ON/OFF : 2x10 7 Mobility: 45 cm 2 /V.s ON/OFF : 7x10 7 Ambipolar Conduction All 2D Thin Film Transistor Saptarshi Das, et al. All Two Dimensional, Flexible, Transparent and Thinnest Thin Film Transistor. Nano Letters 14 (5), Division of High Energy Physics

18 Output Characteristics V GS = -0.6V:0.1V:-0.3V Transfer Characteristics V DS = -1.0 V V DS = -0.1 V Bi-Layer WSe 2 Flake Graphene Contact h-BN Gate Dielectric (f) Flexible TFT on PET Division of High Energy Physics

19 Top Gate Transfer Characteristics Without Strain With Strain 3-Layer WSe 2 Flake Graphene Contact (f) Effect of Strain van der Walls epitaxy compensates for strain Division of High Energy Physics

20 Active Device on Flexible Substrate WSe 2 Flakes (f) Optical Transparency Active device was found to be 88% Transparent Division of High Energy Physics

Center for Nanoscale Materials 21 Thinnest Transistor Ever All Two Dimensional High Mobility (100x better than a-Si) High ON-OFF current ratio Ambipolar Flexible and Transparent Thinnest Thin Film Transistor (3-4nm) Saptarshi Das, et al. All Two Dimensional, Flexible, Transparent and Thinnest Thin Film Transistor. Nano Letters 14 (5), Wireless Detectors Energy Efficient Cost Effective High Performance

22 1.Overview of 2D Crystals 2.Bandgap Engineering for Innovative Electronics 3.Flexible and Transparent Electronics 4.Conclusion Division of High Energy Physics

23 Conclusion Saptarshi Das. et al. High Performance Multi- layer MoS 2 Transistor with Sc Contacts. Nano Letters, 13(1), Nano Letters Top 20 Cited Article of 2013 Saptarshi Das. et al. WSe 2 FET with Enhanced Ambipolar Characteristics. Applied Physics Letters, 103, Saptarshi Das, et al., Screening and Interlayer Coupling in Multilayer MoS 2 Physica Status Solidi, RRL, 7 (4), Cover Article of the Journal Saptarshi Das, et al. Where does the Current Flow in the Two Dimensional Layered Systems. Nano Letters, 13 (7), Saptarshi Das. et al. Towards Low Power Electronics: Tunneling Phenomenon in TMDs ACS Nano, 8(2), Division of High Energy Physics

24 Extreme Sensitivity and Tunability of 2D Crystals make them viable for Energy Efficient, High Performance and Low Cost Detector Designs Conclusion Division of High Energy Physics

Acknowledgement PhD Advisor Dr. Joerg Appenzeller Scientific Director of Birck nanotechnology Center & Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering Purdue University West Lafayette, Indiana, Collaborators Marcel Demarteau Wei Zhang Richard Gulotty Abhijith Prakash 25 Postdoc Advisor Dr. Andreas Roelofs Director of Nanoscience and Technology Division Argonne National Laboratory Lemont, Illinois, Use of the Center for Nanoscale Materials was supported by the U. S. Department of Energy, Office of Science, Office of Basic Energy Sciences, under Contract No. DE-AC02- 06CH This work is supported by the DOE Office of High Energy Physics under DoE contract number DE-AC02-06CH11357 Division of High Energy Physics