In situ transport property measurement method

A measurement method and property technology, which is applied in the field of in-situ transport property measurement, can solve the problems of low-dimensional material pollution, transport properties not low-dimensional materials, and affecting the accuracy of transport properties, etc.

Active Publication Date: 2016-09-21
TSINGHUA UNIV
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[0003] At present, the transportation test of low-dimensional materials still mainly stays in the ex-situ measurement, that is, the low-dimensional materials grown in the vacuum environment are taken out of the vacuum system, and then put into the test system for testing. The test system is based on the Quantum Design company. As a representative of the products, it can perform fine measurements at low temperature and magnetic field, but the ex-situ measurement will inevitably pollute the low-dimensional materials, making the measured transport properties not the most intrinsic properties of low-dimensional materials
[0004] In addition, in the prior art, the probes are generally used to directly contact the low-dimensional materials to measure the transport properties. The structure of the low-dimensional materials will inevitably be damaged by the probes, which will affect the accuracy of the transport properties measurement.

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[0020] The method for measuring in-situ transport properties provided by the present invention will be further described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific examples.

[0021] See figure 1 , the present invention provides an in-situ transport property measurement device 10 , including a low-dimensional material preparation system 12 , a low-dimensional material characterization system 14 , a low-dimensional material processing system 16 and a transport property measurement system 18 . The low-dimensional material preparation system 12 is connected to the low-dimensional material characterization system 14 through the first connecting pipe 20, and the low-dimensional material preparation system 12 is connected to the low-dimensional material processing system 16 through the second connecting pipe 22. The material handling system 16 is connected to the transport property measurement system 18 through a third connecting pipe 24 . It can be un...

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The invention discloses an in-situ transport property measurement method. The in-situ transport property measurement method comprises the following steps: preparing a membrane-shaped structure on a substrate in a first vacuum environment; arranging an electrode on the surface away from the substrate, of the membrane-shaped structure, carrying out micro-cutting treatment on the surface away from the substrate, of the membrane-shaped structure, cutting a micro-cutting area, and locating the electrode in the micro-cutting area in a second vacuum environment; enabling a probe array to contact with the electrode, and carrying out measurement on transport property in a third vacuum environment, wherein the first vacuum environment, the second vacuum environment and the third vacuum environment are a continuous vacuum environment, the continuous vacuum environment means that the membrane-shaped structure directly enters the second vacuum environment from the first vacuum environment, and directly enters the third vacuum environment from the second vacuum environment, and the membrane-shaped structure is out of contact with air. The invention further relates to an in-situ transport property measurement device.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for measuring in-situ transport properties. Background technique [0002] Low-dimensional quantum matter is one of the richest research areas in physics. Two-dimensional electron gas at the semiconductor heterojunction interface, graphene, copper-based and iron-based superconductors, topological insulators, oxide interfaces, and transition metal chalcogenide layered materials all belong to this type of system. These systems show some of the most amazing quantum states in nature, involving major scientific issues in condensed matter physics, and are the key systems to reveal the most challenging problem of strong electron correlation in low-dimensional physics. They are likely to lead to future information, clean A type of system that has undergone major technological innovations or even revolutions such as energy, electric power, and precision measurement is currently the research focus of the world. The study of suc...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): G01N33/00
Inventor 薛其坤陈曦胡小鹏赵大鹏郑澄
Owner TSINGHUA UNIV
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