[PS-8-12] Investigation of Top-gate MoS2 FETs by Low-temperature ALD High-κ and Hydrazine Passivated Interface
This work studies the impacts of ALD Al2O3 deposition temperature and passivation technique on top-gate (TG) MoS2 FETs. It is found that 85 oC-deposited Al2O3 did not react with MoS2, and thus can be used as a good passivation layer and top-gate dielectric. Nevertheless, the interaction of 250 oC-formed Al2O3 with MoS2 significantly leads to increased device off current and deteriorated gate leakage current. An ALD in-situ N2H4 treatment on the MoS2 surface is thus proposed and demonstrated to effectively mitigate such harmful effect. The treated TG FET reveals greatly reduced leakage. Therefore, N2H4 surface treatment is advantageous to the manufacture of top-gate MoS2 FET.
