Electrical Transport — Highly conducting two-dimensional copper(i) 4-hydroxythiophenolate network

Measurement evidence

Electrical Transport

Highly conducting two-dimensional copper(i) 4-hydroxythiophenolate network · Low K.-H., Roy V.A.L., Chui S.S.-Y. et al. · Chemical Communications · 2010 · 7328-7330

4 measurement groups · 13 results

Reported values remain attached to the sample, method, conditions, extraction quality and source location that produced them.

Bottom-contact FET output and transfer characteristics

drop-cast CuAT thin film on bottom-contact FET · Thin Film

IDS versus VDS at different VGS and IDS versus VGS at different VDS; non-saturating device, mobility extracted in the linear regime.

Atmosphere
nitrogen glove box, <0.1 ppm H2O and O2
Geometry
bottom-contact substrate-gate FET; L = 2 um, W = 100 um; 100 nm SiO2; Ti/Au contacts
Context
O-acetylated CuHT derivative thin film
Measurement source
2 · CuAT FET discussion · Fig. 2(v), 2(vi)
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
hole mobilityMarked as a best value within this paper1 x 10-2 cm-2 V-1 s-1Text
Rounded Reported
2 · CuAT FET discussion · Fig. 2(v), 2(vi)
CuAT output current at high negative biasvisual estimate: IDS about -1.2 uA at VDS about -40 V for the most negative VGS curveapproximate from figure axisFigure Axis
Approximate
2 · FET figure · Fig. 2(v)
FET polarityp-type FET behaviourText
Qualitative
3 · CuAT FET discussion · Fig. 2(v), 2(vi)
CuAT transfer current at high negative gate voltagevisual estimate: IDS about -1.4 uA at VGS about -40 V for highest-|VDS| curveapproximate from figure axisFigure Axis
Approximate
2 · FET figure · Fig. 2(vi)
FET channel length2 umText
Exact Reported
4 · FET Device Fabrication and Charge Mobility Measurement
FET channel width100 umText
Exact Reported
4 · FET Device Fabrication and Charge Mobility Measurement
gate oxide thickness100 nmText
Exact Reported
4 · FET Device Fabrication and Charge Mobility Measurement

Bottom-contact FET output characteristics

drop-cast CuHT crystallites on bottom-contact FET · Thin Film

IDS versus VDS at VGS = +6 to -6 V; drop-cast platy CuHT crystallites; measured using Keithley K4200 in nitrogen glove box.

Atmosphere
nitrogen glove box, <0.1 ppm H2O and O2
Geometry
bottom-contact substrate-gate FET; L = 2 um, W = 100 um; 100 nm SiO2; Ti/Au contacts
Context
pristine CuHT drop-cast FET active layer
Measurement source
2 · FET discussion · Fig. 2(iv)
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
CuHT FET output current magnitudevisual estimate: |IDS| reaches approximately 5 x 10-5 A near |VDS| = 6 Vapproximate from small rendered axisVisual Estimate
Approximate
2 · FET figure · Fig. 2(iv)
gate modulationno field-effect behaviour; current could not be modulated by the gateText
Qualitative
3 · transport discussion · Fig. 2(iv)

Four-point probe current-voltage conductivity measurement

pressed CuHT pellet · Pellet

Pressed CuHT pellet measured in nitrogen glove box (<0.1 ppm water and oxygen); K4200 semiconductor parameter analyser; volume resistivity equation in SI.

Atmosphere
nitrogen glove box, <0.1 ppm H2O and O2
Geometry
four-point probe on about 1 cm diameter pellet
Context
pristine CuHT bulk pellet
Measurement source
2 · transport discussion · Fig. 2(iii)
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
bulk electrical conductivityMarked as a best value within this paper120 S cm-1Text
Rounded Reported
2 · transport discussion · Fig. 2(iii)
four-point-probe I-V shapeapproximately linear/symmetric I-V trace over about -1 to +1 VFigure Axis
Qualitative
2 · transport discussion · Fig. 2(iii)

Transient current measurement

drop-cast CuHT crystallites on bottom-contact FET · Thin Film

SI Fig. S4 compares IDS over time for CuHT and CuAT devices; CuAT result is associated with cuat_fet_film in paired result rows.

Geometry
FET devices
Context
CuHT pristine FET and CuAT post-modified FET compared
Measurement source
3 · transport discussion · Fig. S4
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
CuAT transient current decayvisual estimate: black CuAT IDS decays from about 1.0 uA to about 0.16 uA by 30000 sapproximate from SI Fig. S4 axisFigure Axis
Approximate
7 · figures · Fig. S4
CuHT transient current stabilityno decay for prolonged device operation; visual current remains near 1.0 uA to 30000 stime extent read from SI Fig. S4 axisFigure Axis
Approximate
3 · transport discussion · Fig. S4