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Experimental study demonstrates high-mobility field-effect transistors using transition metal dichalcogenides, indicating potential for flexible electronics.
We report on fabrication of field-effect transistors (FETs) based on transition metal dichalcogenides. The unique structure of single crystals of these layered inorganic semiconductors enables fabrication of FETs with intrinsically low field-effect threshold and high charge carrier mobility, comparable to that in the best single-crystal Si FETs (up to 500 cm2/V s for the p-type conductivity in the WSe2-based FETs at room temperature). These FETs demonstrate ambipolar operation. Owing to mechanical flexibility, they hold potential for applications in “flexible” electronics.
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