Asymmetric bottom contacted device
AssigneeThe Provost, Fellows, Foundation Scholars, and the Other Members of Board
InventorsGeorg Duesberg, Hye-Young Kim
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AssigneeThe Provost, Fellows, Foundation Scholars, and the Other Members of Board
InventorsGeorg Duesberg, Hye-Young Kim
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The invention provides a Bottom Contacted 2D-layer Device (BCD) for the determination of graphene doping and chemical sensing. The device can be made by transfer of high quality CVD grown graphene films onto n- or p-doped silicon substrates yielding Schottky barrier diodes. Exposure to liquids and gases change the charge carrier density in the graphene and as a result the electrical transport of the device is modulated. The changes can be easily detected and interpreted in the doping power of the adsorbent. This principle allows one to create a new type of chemical sensor platform exploiting the monolayer nature of graphene or other carbon material. The device benefits from facile fabrication and the result is a robust device which can investigate surface chemistry on monolayer materials.
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