Precise p-type and n-type doping of two-dimensional
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In conjunction with other fast-paced developments of 2D semiconductor engineering, such as reduced contact resistance 33,34,35,36,37,38 and increased integration
The fabrication of high-quality semiconductor fibres suggests that our findings can be used as a guideline to achieve mechanical design for the molten-core method. such as
High Efficiency n‐Type Doping of Organic
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Through careful selection of suitable dopants and ionic liquids, High doping levels are achieved remarkably in a short period, resulting in the highest conductivity (nearly 1 × 10 − 2 S cm − ¹) compared to other doping
Efficient doping for charge-carrier creation is key in semiconductor technology. For silicon, efficient doping by shallow impurities was already demonstrated in 1949 ().In the development of further semiconductor
Mn-Doped Semiconductor Nanocrystals: 25 Years
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Doping Mn(II) in high bandgap semiconductor hosts is widely known for its yellow-orange emission, typically centered within 580–600 nm. The unique feature of this emission that identifies its origin from Mn(II) is its longer
Doping, as a primary technique to modify semiconductor transport, has achieved tremendous success in the past decades. For example, boron and phosphorus doping of Si modulates the dominant carrier type
The Role of Doping in Semiconductors: An
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This controlled growth method is essential for producing high-quality semiconductors with tailored characteristics, meeting the requirements of various electronic and optoelectronic devices. By optimizing the dopant
Jul 7, 2005The properties of bulk semiconductors can be modified by doping, the intentional incorporation of impurities. N., Charnock, F. T. & Kennedy, T. A. High-quality manganese-doped ZnSe
High‐Temperature and High‐Electron Mobility
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High-quality lightly phosphorus-doped n-type diamond epilayer. A) Schematic of the atomic steps on the miscut diamond (111) substate (top) and the grown phosphorous-doped epilayer with hydrogen-termination (bottom). The
However, efforts to produce high-quality semiconducting ribbons were not successful 11. Note that the charge density n of a p-type semiconductor with a doping density of N 0 is given by 31
- What is doping in semiconductors?
- Doping in semiconductors finds diverse applications across electronic devices and integrated circuits, including transistors, diodes, solar cells, light-emitting diodes (LEDs), computer chips, and sensors, each benefiting from tailored semiconductor properties enabled by specific doping techniques.
- What are the most successful products based on doping?
- The most successful product so far is the organic light-emitting diode display with a multibillion U.S. dollar market, which are using doping by controlled coevaporation of small-molecule semiconductors and dopant molecules ( 5 ). The microscopy nature of doping in organic semiconductors is strongly different from inorganic semiconductors ( 6 ).
- Can bulk semiconductors be modified by doping?
- Provided by the Springer Nature SharedIt content-sharing initiative The properties of bulk semiconductors can be modified by doping, the intentional incorporation of impurities. The same method applied to semiconductor nanocrystals has had only limited success.
- Can two-dimensional semiconductor substitutional doping be used for thin films?
- In this study, we devise a precise method for two-dimensional (2D) semiconductor substitutional doping, which allows for the production of wafer-scale 2H-MoTe 2 thin films with specific p -type or n -type doping.
- What is degenerate doping in a semiconductor?
- Nature Electronics (2024) Cite this article In silicon field-effect transistors (FETs), degenerate doping of the channel beneath the source and drain regions is used to create high-performance n- and p-type devices by reducing the contact resistance. Two-dimensional semiconductors have, in contrast, relied on metal-work-function engineering.
- What is the microscopy nature of doping in organic semiconductors?
- The microscopy nature of doping in organic semiconductors is strongly different from inorganic semiconductors ( 6 ). One particularly relevant difference is that the dopant concentrations in organic are usually orders of magnitude higher than in inorganics to saturate the high level of deep traps in these materials ( 7 ).