journal article·2020

Dynamic band alignment modulation of ultrathin WO x /ZnO stack for high on/off ratio field-effect switching applications

Ho-In Lee, Jinseon Park, Yun Ji Kim, Sunwoo Heo, Jeongwoon Hwang, Seung-Mo Kim, Yongsu Lee, Kyeongjae Cho, Myung Mo Sung, Byoung Hun Lee

Nanoscale· Volume 12· Issue 32
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Abstract

A two-dimensional (2D) WOx/ZnO stack reveals a unique carrier transport behavior, which can be utilized as a novel device element to achieve a very high on/off ratio (>106) and an off current density lower than 1 nA cm-2. These unique behaviors are explained by a dynamic band alignment between WOx and ZnO, which can be actively modulated by a gate bias. The performance of FET utilizing the WOx/ZnO stack is comparable to those of other 2D heterojunction devices; however, it has a unique benefit in terms of process integration because of very low temperature process capability (T < 110 °C). The high on/off switching with extremely low off current density utilizing the dynamic band alignment modulation at the WOx/ZnO stack can be a very useful element for future device applications, especially in monolithic 3D integration or flexible electronics.
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Research context

OpenAlex topics: ZnO doping and properties · Ga2O3 and related materials · Advanced Memory and Neural Computing

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Affiliations

Center for Emerging Electronic Devices and Systems

School of Materials Science and Engineering

Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology

Gwangju 61005

South Korea

Department of Chemistry

Hanyang University

Seongdong-gu

Department of Physics Education

Chonnam National University

Gwangju

Department of Materials Science and Engineering

University of Texas at Dallas

Richardson

USA

Funding

Global Frontier Hybrid Interface Materials · Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning

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