Solitary confinement in atomically thin semiconductors

Electrons are often confined using electrostatically defined gates to form quantum dots (QDs). However, naturally occurring TMDCs may possess intrinsic defects that could lead to the formation of inhomogeneous disordered potential throughout the material. This may lead to less efficient electrost...

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主要作者: Leong, Boon Huat
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-1663912023-05-01T15:36:16Z Solitary confinement in atomically thin semiconductors Leong, Boon Huat Bent Weber School of Physical and Mathematical Sciences b.weber@ntu.edu.sg Science::Physics Electrons are often confined using electrostatically defined gates to form quantum dots (QDs). However, naturally occurring TMDCs may possess intrinsic defects that could lead to the formation of inhomogeneous disordered potential throughout the material. This may lead to less efficient electrostatic control of QDs which its success is crucial in contributing to the success of quantum computing. In this report, we demonstrate electron confinement due to disordered potential by fabricating a MoS2 transistor with a split-gate structure through mechanical exfoliation, electron-beam lithography and stacking methods. Thereafter, we measured the transfer characteristics of the device and demonstrate QD formation through a 2D plot depicting Coulomb diamonds. We also utilise COMSOL simulation to show no QD formation due to electrostatically defined gates on our device which implies that electron confinement caused by disordered potential. This was shown by taking a closer look at the gate spectroscopy data that was consistent with other similar published devices that displayed confinement due to disordered potential. Bachelor of Science in Applied Physics 2023-04-28T05:52:55Z 2023-04-28T05:52:55Z 2023 Final Year Project (FYP) Leong, B. H. (2023). Solitary confinement in atomically thin semiconductors. Final Year Project (FYP), Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. https://hdl.handle.net/10356/166391 https://hdl.handle.net/10356/166391 en application/pdf Nanyang Technological University
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Leong, Boon Huat
Solitary confinement in atomically thin semiconductors
description Electrons are often confined using electrostatically defined gates to form quantum dots (QDs). However, naturally occurring TMDCs may possess intrinsic defects that could lead to the formation of inhomogeneous disordered potential throughout the material. This may lead to less efficient electrostatic control of QDs which its success is crucial in contributing to the success of quantum computing. In this report, we demonstrate electron confinement due to disordered potential by fabricating a MoS2 transistor with a split-gate structure through mechanical exfoliation, electron-beam lithography and stacking methods. Thereafter, we measured the transfer characteristics of the device and demonstrate QD formation through a 2D plot depicting Coulomb diamonds. We also utilise COMSOL simulation to show no QD formation due to electrostatically defined gates on our device which implies that electron confinement caused by disordered potential. This was shown by taking a closer look at the gate spectroscopy data that was consistent with other similar published devices that displayed confinement due to disordered potential.
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Leong, Boon Huat
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author Leong, Boon Huat
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title Solitary confinement in atomically thin semiconductors
title_short Solitary confinement in atomically thin semiconductors
title_full Solitary confinement in atomically thin semiconductors
title_fullStr Solitary confinement in atomically thin semiconductors
title_full_unstemmed Solitary confinement in atomically thin semiconductors
title_sort solitary confinement in atomically thin semiconductors
publisher Nanyang Technological University
publishDate 2023
url https://hdl.handle.net/10356/166391
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