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. 2022 Jul 19;9(26):2202465. doi: 10.1002/advs.202202465

Table 1.

Comparison of the electrical performance with WSe2 p‐FETs enabled by various contact strategies

Processing strategies Polarity Contact resistance [kΩ∙µm] Hole mobility [cm2 V−1 s−1] Saturation current [µA µm−1] ON/OFF ratio
This work p‐type 4 108 (RT) −280 (V DS = −5 V, V GS = −8 V) 109
Transferred via contact[ 47 ] p‐type 3.5 195 (RT) −200 (V DS = −1.5 V, V GS = −100 V) 106
Pt pre patterning[ 48 ] p‐type 100 140 (RT) −6 (V DS = −5 V, V GS = −5 V) 106
Au doping + ion gel[ 49 ] p‐type NA 100 (RT) NA 106
NO2 absorption[ 50 ] p‐type NA 250 (RT) −10 (V DS = −1.5 V, V GS = −1.7 V) >106
Polymer electrolyte[ 51 ] p‐type 10 180 (RT) NA NA
2D/2D contact (NbWSe2)[ 52 ] p‐type 0.3 220 (RT) −320 (V DS = −1.5 V, V GS = −130 V) 109
Gr electrodes + ionic liquid[ 53 ] p‐type 2 200 (160 K) −180 (V DS = −5 V, V GS = −100 V) 107
1 L WO x + 3L WSe2 [ 17 ] p‐type 66 50 (RT) NA 107
XeF2 thinning[ 54 ] p‐type >1000 0.35 (RT) NA 104
Al2O3/CYTOP fluoropolymer[ 55 ] p‐type NA 100 (RT) NA 107
Van der Waals contact[ 30 ] p‐type 14 16 (RT) NA 107
3 L WO x + 5L WSe2 [ 23 ] p‐type 0.5 NA −320 (V DS = −1 V) <10
Rapid flame synthesis MoO3 [ 56 ] p‐type 0.8 NA 1000 (V DS = 5 V, V GS = −15V <10
NO absorption[ 57 ] p‐type 0.95 NA −300 (V DS = −1 V) >106

“NA” indicates “not available in the paper”.