Researchers at the University of California, Santa Barbara demonstrate the ultra-high speed and deterministic growth of low-power digital electronic control required for high-quality, large-area bilayer graphene films. Researchers at the University of California at Santa Barbara, in partnership with Rice University, have recently demonstrated that large-area, rapid-synthesis techniques stack bilayer graphene films that could open up new avenues for digital electronics and transparent conductor applications.
The present invention also includes a first demonstration of a double-layer graphene double-gate field-effect transistor (FET) showing the recorded ON/OFF switching transistor ratio and carrier mobility that can drive future ultra-low power consumption and low cost Electronic products.
Graphene is the thinnest (0.5 nm per layer) known two-dimensional atomic crystal. It has attracted wide attention because of its promising electrical and thermal properties, and its potential for applications in electronics and photonics. However, many of these applications are due to the zero bandgap of graphene and the resulting leakage of the transistor is not a significant limitation for digital electronics.
Benalji, director of the Electrical Computer Engineering and Nanoelectronics Research Laboratory at the University of California, Santa Barbara. "Double gating transistors are specifically designed to allow such a potential difference to be established between the layers through one of the gates, and the channel of the second gate modulated carrier," he added.
The relatively low temperature of the alloy surface at 920 °C: The quality of long graphene is further confirmed by demonstration of high performance FETs with a recorded ON / OFF ratio that is a key requirement in low power digital electronics. Bilayered graphite has a hexagonal atomic structure close to single-layer graphite film thickness and can be obtained from its layered form (graphite), where adjacent layers are relatively weak and held together. However, in addition to its adjustable bandgap, bilayer graphene possesses some key advantages of single-layer graphene. It has a state of high density and suffers less interface effects, which is conducive to improving the current carrying capacity.
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