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  • 2020High-Throughput Growth of Wafer-Scale Monolayer Transition Metal Dichalcogenide via Vertical Ostwald Ripening100citations
  • 2020Graphene-Based Etch Resist for Semiconductor Device Fabrication6citations
  • 2019Vertical MoS2 Double-Layer Memristor with Electrochemical Metallization as an Atomic-Scale Synapse with Switching Thresholds Approaching 100 mV385citations
  • 2018Barrier height control in metal/silicon contacts with atomically thin MoS2 and WS2 interfacial layers12citations
  • 2018Fabrication of Metal/Graphene Hybrid Interconnects by Direct Graphene Growth and Their Integration Properties19citations

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  • Minsu, Seol
  • Insu, Jeon
  • Myoungho, Jeong
  • Hyung-Ik, Lee
  • Jiwoong, Park
  • Min-Hyun, Lee
  • Haeryong, Kim
  • Shin, Hyeon-Jin
  • Wook, Shin Keun
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  • Seong-Jun, Jeong
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  • Won, Kim Sang
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  • Dongwook, Lee
  • Renjing, Xu
  • Houk, Jang
  • Dovran, Arnanov
  • Donhee, Ham
  • Seung-Geol, Nam
  • Kiyeon, Yang
  • Changhyun, Kim
  • Eun-Kyu, Lee
  • Yongsung, Kim
  • Wonhee, Ko
  • Jin, Lim Han
  • Kyung-Eun, Byun
  • Hyun-Jae, Song
  • Hyun, Park
  • Dong-Hyun, Im
  • Yeon, Won Jung
  • Chang-Seok, Lee
  • Jae-Ho, Lee
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Barrier height control in metal/silicon contacts with atomically thin MoS2 and WS2 interfacial layers

  • Seung-Geol, Nam
  • Seongjun, Park
  • Myoungho, Jeong
  • Min-Hyun, Lee
  • Kiyeon, Yang
  • Changhyun, Kim
  • Shin, Hyeon-Jin
  • Wook, Shin Keun
  • Yeonchoo, Cho
Abstract

As complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor technology nodes are scaled down, lowering the contact resistance has become a critical problem for continued scaling. In this study, we suggested the reduction method of the Schottky barrier height, one of the main causes of contact resistance, by insertion of atomically thin two-dimensional (2D) materials between the metal and Si interface. Also, we found that the inserted 2D materials could modulate the work function of the metal and mitigate the Fermi level pinning, leading to reduced barrier height and, hence, reduced contact resistance of the metal-semiconductor junction. With the insertion of MoS2 and WS2 materials a two-layer thick, we achieved 160 meV reductions in the Schottky barrier height and increased the current density by 14 times for titanium contact to the n-type silicon. Finally, we suggested a modified band diagram of Ti/n-Si contacts with the 2D interfacial layer. Our results showed that employing 2D materials can be an alternative route for overcoming the contact resistance challenges in modern transistors.

Topics
  • density
  • semiconductor
  • Silicon
  • titanium
  • two-dimensional
  • current density
  • interfacial