GaN基底上单层WS2调控生长及其光学性质研究
Controlled Growth of Monolayer WS2 on GaN Substrate and Its Optical Properties
DOI: 10.12677/MS.2020.105051, PDF,    国家自然科学基金支持
作者: 曾 昊, 孙保帆, 陈嘉俊, 吴志明*, 吴雅苹, 李 煦, 李金钗, 康俊勇:厦门大学物理系,福建省半导体材料及应用重点实验室,半导体光电材料及其高效转换器件协同创新中心,福建 厦门
关键词: 二硫化钨化学气相沉积氮化镓异质结Tungsten Disulfide Chemical Vapor Deposition Gallium Nitride Heterostructure
摘要: 本文采用化学气相沉积法在GaN上调控生长了单层WS2,并研究了基底耦合效应对其光学性质的影响。研究结果显示,生长温度为850℃,可以生长出质量较好的单层三角形WS2;当温度大于900℃时,GaN基底表面开始发生分解,不利于材料生长。通过载气H2流量调节,可在基底上生长出满覆盖的WS2。GaN基底上生长的三角形WS2呈现良好的60˚旋转对称性,通过GaN纳米柱上WS2的生长与第一性原理模拟计算,推测出了WS2/GaN样品的稳定结构。通过拉曼表征发现,GaN基底会对WS2产生一定的张应力作用,使E2g1拉曼峰和激子峰出现红移,并且由于WS2与GaN基底形成Ⅱ型异质结能带结构,WS2/GaN样品出现发光淬灭现象。本文为开发新型二维光电子器件提供了一定的实验依据。
Abstract: The growth of monolayer WS2 on GaN substrate by chemical vapor deposition method is explored, and the effect of the substrate on its optical properties is investigated. The results show that the monolayer triangular WS2 with good quality can be grown under the growth temperature of 850˚C. When the growth temperature is greater than 900˚C, slight decomposition of the substrate surface occurs, which is not conducive to the growth. In addition, by controlling the flow rate of H2 carrier gas properly, WS2 with full coverage can be grown on the substrate. The as-grown triangular WS2 on GaN substrate shows 60˚ rotation symmetry. The most stable structure of WS2/GaN is predicted by combining the growth of WS2 on GaN nanorod and the first-principles calculations. It is found by Raman characterization that GaN substrate would exert certain tensile stress on WS2, resulting in the redshift of the Raman peak E2g1 and the photoluminescence peak. Photoluminescence quench-ing emerges in WS2/GaN sample, which is attributed to the formation of type-II heterojunction band structure between WS2 and GaN substrate. This work provides a reference for the development of new 2-dimensional optoelectronic devices.
文章引用:曾昊, 孙保帆, 陈嘉俊, 吴志明, 吴雅苹, 李煦, 李金钗, 康俊勇. GaN基底上单层WS2调控生长及其光学性质研究[J]. 材料科学, 2020, 10(5): 412-421. https://doi.org/10.12677/MS.2020.105051

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