T. Lee, W. Choi, Kyung-Ju Moon, Joohee Jeon, H. Baik, J. Myoung
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Abstract
An increasing number of technologies require large-scale integration of separately fabricated nano-objects into spatially organized, functional systems. Here we introduce an approach for dielectrophoresis and reserse transfer printing method. By doing these method we can easily get a nanowire bottom gate transistor with high performance. Firstly, nanowire bridge was formed simply by dielectrophoresis and then by reverse transferring of this bridge on the gate dielectric layer, a nanowire field effect transistor was fabricated. The on/off ratio, threshold voltage, field effect hole mobility, hole concentration and threshold swing of the transistor were measured by ∼6.6×106, −7.2V, 9.9cm2/V·s and ∼1.453×1016/cm−3, and 0.504V/decade.