Laser induced forward transfer of graphene

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Author
Smits, E. C. P.
Walter, A.
de Leeuw, D. M.
Asadi, K.
Abstract
Transfer of graphene and other two-dimensional materials is still a technical challenge. The 2D-materials are typically patterned after transfer, which leads to a major loss of material. Here, we present laser induced forward transfer of chemical vapor deposition grown graphene layers with well-defined shapes and geometries. The transfer is based on photo-decomposition of a triazene-based transfer layer that produces N-2 gas, which propels a graphene layer from the donor to the acceptor substrate. The functionality of the graphene-metal junction was verified by realizing functional bottom contact bottom gate field-effect transistors. Published by AIP Publishing.
Publication Reference
Applied Physics Letters, vol. 111 (17), p. 4, Oct 2017.
Year
2017
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