Investigation of electron device based low dimensional nano structures
Ke Xu, Zhijun Gao, Rui Zhang, Guojiang Fu, Chong Xu, Yongming Mao
Abstract
Ke Xu, Zhijun Gao, Rui Zhang, Guojiang Fu, Chong Xu, Yongming Mao
Abstract
Nanowire is an important low dimensional semiconductor nano-material which can be used in field effect transistors, photovoltaic cells, field emission nanodevices, and chemical and gas sensors. In this paper, CuO nanowires are synthesized by heating copper substrates in air, and the CuO nanowire is assembled on two opposite microelectrodes to fabricate a single CuO nanowire nanodevice by dielectrophoresis (DEP). In experiment, suitable parameters are chosen, such as concentration of the CuO nanowire solution, applied voltage and frequency on the microelectrodes, time of DEP duration, to assemble a single CuO nanowire on the microelectrode. Using this single nanowire nanodevice, this paper measured FET effect and photoconductivity of the single CuO nanowire. The results show that the single CuO nanowire nanodevice can work as a FET and it also has novel sensitivity to light intensity.
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Nanowire is an important low dimensional semiconductor nano-material which can be used in field effect transistors, photovoltaic cells, field emission nanodevices, and chemical and gas sensors. In this paper, CuO nanowires are synthesized by heating copper substrates in air, and the CuO nanowire is assembled on two opposite microelectrodes to fabricate a single CuO nanowire nanodevice by dielectrophoresis (DEP). In experiment, suitable parameters are chosen, such as concentration of the CuO nanowire solution, applied voltage and frequency on the microelectrodes, time of DEP duration, to assemble a single CuO nanowire on the microelectrode. Using this single nanowire nanodevice, this paper measured FET effect and photoconductivity of the single CuO nanowire. The results show that the single CuO nanowire nanodevice can work as a FET and it also has novel sensitivity to light intensity.
Key concepts: Nanodevice, Nanowire, Materials science, Dielectrophoresis, Optoelectronics, Nanotechnology, Semiconductor, Microelectrode