Method for manually controlling single-layer WS2 in-plane anisotropy
An artificially controlled, anisotropic technology, used in semiconductor/solid-state device testing/measurement, measuring devices, instruments, etc., to achieve the effect of improving piezoelectric performance
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[0031] An artificially controlled single-layer WS 2 The method of in-plane anisotropy includes the following steps:
[0032] (1) cleaning SiO2 2 / Si substrate; WS was loaded separately in a small boat in a tube furnace 2 Powder 30-50mg and SiO 2 / Si substrate, and place them in the center of the heating zone and at the furnace mouth respectively;
[0033] (2) Open the gas cylinder valve, pass in nitrogen or argon, and set the direction of the gas flow from SiO 2 / Si substrate direction flows towards WS 2 The direction of the powder; first ventilate with a flow rate of 60-70ml / sccm for 5-10 minutes to expel the air inside, and then start to heat up, heating to 1100-1150°C within 50-60 minutes; during the heating process, when the temperature rises to 1050- When the temperature is 1080°C, first close the gas cylinder valve, use the three-way valve to change the direction of the air flow, and set the direction of the air flow from WS to 2 Powder to SiO 2 / Si substrate;
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