A U-shaped bilayer graphene channel transistor with a very high Ion/Ioff ratio
Z. Moktadir, S.A. Boden, A. Ghiass, H. Rutt., H. Mizuta

TL;DR
This paper introduces a novel U-shaped bilayer graphene transistor with a gallium FIB fabrication process, achieving an exceptionally high Ion/Ioff ratio exceeding 10^5, demonstrating significant potential for high-performance electronic devices.
Contribution
The paper presents a new U-shaped bilayer graphene transistor architecture fabricated with gallium FIB, achieving an Ion/Ioff ratio over 10^5, which is higher than previous designs.
Findings
Ion/Ioff ratio exceeded 10^5
U-shaped geometry enhances performance
Gallium FIB enables precise fabrication
Abstract
A novel graphene transistor architecture is reported. The transistor has a U-shape geometry and was fabricated using a gallium focused ion beam (FIB). The channel conductance was tuned with a back gate. The Ion/Ioff ratio exceeded 10^5.
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Taxonomy
TopicsGraphene research and applications · Radiation Effects in Electronics · Quantum and electron transport phenomena
