Fabrication of graphene based field-effect transistor

In the last few years, extensive research effort has been directed to graphene related area. Owing to its unique honeycomb structure and remarkable electrical properties, graphene is evident to be an ideal conducting channel material in not only field-effect transistors (FET), but also further appli...

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Main Author: Zhao, Chenna.
Other Authors: Zhang Hua
Format: Final Year Project
Language:English
Published: 2012
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-486362023-03-04T15:37:39Z Fabrication of graphene based field-effect transistor Zhao, Chenna. Zhang Hua School of Materials Science and Engineering DRNTU::Engineering::Materials::Microelectronics and semiconductor materials In the last few years, extensive research effort has been directed to graphene related area. Owing to its unique honeycomb structure and remarkable electrical properties, graphene is evident to be an ideal conducting channel material in not only field-effect transistors (FET), but also further applications such as electrical sensors. In this report, graphene is used as conducting channel in fabricating FET. Reduced graphene oxide, a desirable alternative to pristine graphene, is used in this report, and which is synthesized through aqueous-solution based chemical reduction of graphene oxide. The electrical properties are characterized for fabricated transistors; indicators such as the conductivity, field-effect mobility, and ON/OFF ratio are calculated. Thus the trustworthy FETs based on graphene channel are obtained and displaying considerable conductivity, and suitable for further fabrications for like electrochemical or biological sensing applications. Bachelor of Engineering (Materials Engineering) 2012-04-27T08:18:58Z 2012-04-27T08:18:58Z 2012 2012 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/48636 en Nanyang Technological University 40 p. application/pdf
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Zhao, Chenna.
Fabrication of graphene based field-effect transistor
description In the last few years, extensive research effort has been directed to graphene related area. Owing to its unique honeycomb structure and remarkable electrical properties, graphene is evident to be an ideal conducting channel material in not only field-effect transistors (FET), but also further applications such as electrical sensors. In this report, graphene is used as conducting channel in fabricating FET. Reduced graphene oxide, a desirable alternative to pristine graphene, is used in this report, and which is synthesized through aqueous-solution based chemical reduction of graphene oxide. The electrical properties are characterized for fabricated transistors; indicators such as the conductivity, field-effect mobility, and ON/OFF ratio are calculated. Thus the trustworthy FETs based on graphene channel are obtained and displaying considerable conductivity, and suitable for further fabrications for like electrochemical or biological sensing applications.
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Zhao, Chenna.
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author Zhao, Chenna.
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title Fabrication of graphene based field-effect transistor
title_short Fabrication of graphene based field-effect transistor
title_full Fabrication of graphene based field-effect transistor
title_fullStr Fabrication of graphene based field-effect transistor
title_full_unstemmed Fabrication of graphene based field-effect transistor
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