“…Another layer of Al 2 O 3 (∼8 nm) was chosen as the insulating oxide due to its excellent lm quality and large bandgap. [18][19][20] Fig. 1b illustrates the corresponding cross-section view, where Al was selected as the contact metal since a good ohmic contact can be formed between Al and TiO 2 without annealing, while Pt is used as a capping layer to prevent the Al layer from oxidization.…”
CMOS-compatible TiO2 transistors with on–off ratios of 107, a subthreshold swing of ∼150 mV Dec−1 averaged over four orders of magnitude, and excellent gate-pulse switching at 1.0 Hz to 1.0 MHz to be used as logic gates with a voltage gain of 4.8.
“…Another layer of Al 2 O 3 (∼8 nm) was chosen as the insulating oxide due to its excellent lm quality and large bandgap. [18][19][20] Fig. 1b illustrates the corresponding cross-section view, where Al was selected as the contact metal since a good ohmic contact can be formed between Al and TiO 2 without annealing, while Pt is used as a capping layer to prevent the Al layer from oxidization.…”
CMOS-compatible TiO2 transistors with on–off ratios of 107, a subthreshold swing of ∼150 mV Dec−1 averaged over four orders of magnitude, and excellent gate-pulse switching at 1.0 Hz to 1.0 MHz to be used as logic gates with a voltage gain of 4.8.
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