Electric-field-induced metal-insulator transition and quantum transport in large-area polycrystalline MoS2 monolayers
Electric-field-induced metal-insulator transition and quantum transport in large-area polycrystalline MoS2 monolayers
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10.1103/physrevmaterials.6.064005
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发表时间:
2022-06
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3.4
通讯作者:
Hao Ou;Tomoyuki Yamada;M. Mitamura;Y. Edagawa;T. Matsuda;K. Yanagi;Chang-Hsiao Chen;Lain‐Jong Li;T. Takenobu;J. Pu
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Hao Ou;Tomoyuki Yamada;M. Mitamura;Y. Edagawa;T. Matsuda;K. Yanagi;Chang-Hsiao Chen;Lain‐Jong Li;T. Takenobu;J. Pu
Monolayeris an attractive candidate for developing future electronics and exploring fundamental physics because of its unique quantum properties. High-performancetransistors with superior transport originating from spin-valley coupling have been reported. However, these transistors have used single-crystalline flakes. In most large-area polycrystalline, these excellent transport properties have not been realized because of the effects of grain boundaries, and their fundamental low-temperature transport has not been studied in detail. Here, we apply electrolyte-gating methods using chemically grown centimeter-scale polycrystalline monolayers. Owing to the high carrier density, the resistance is systematically tuned from insulating to metallic conduction. Importantly, we observed metallic transport at temperatures down to 1.9 K and a high mobility of. Moreover, the magnetotransport exhibits an electric-field-induced crossover from weak localization to weak antilocalization, indicating that high carrier density dramatically suppresses the grain boundary effects to enable intrinsic quantum transport. The results reveal that polycrystallinemonolayers have significant potential for use in large-area nanoelectronics.