Novel all-electric spin FET utilizes transition metal dichalcogenides in graphene heterostructure for efficient spin logic processing.
Improving energy efficiency and operational speed are challenging in realizing integrated circuits. The spin parameter has been proposed as a practicable ideal means to the challenge by composing a spin field-effect transistor (spin FET). However, the need for magnetic or optical components in 2DEGs at low temperatures hinders the approach to a practicable spin-based integrated circuit. Here, we propose a novel all-electric spin FET in the heterostructure of graphene and T d -WTe 2 by employing alternative spin polarizers with transition metal dichalcogenides (TMDCs). Furthermore, we demonstrate all-electrical AND spin logic gate operation using two input gates to control the output spin Hall signal at room temperature. This novel approach demonstrates intrinsic properties of graphene and type-II Weyl semimetal T d -WTe 2 induced in the graphene heterostructure enable spin FET operation at room temperature. Our work suggests a new perspective on engineering state-of-the-art logic circuits for spin-based, energy-efficient, and fast data processing in graphene/TMDC heterostructures.
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