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Anomalous Temperature Dependence in Metal–Black Phosphorus Contact
Xuefei Li
, Roberto Grassi
, Sichao Li
, Tiaoyang Li
, Xiong Xiong
,
Tony Low
, Yanqing Wu
Electrical and Computer Engineering
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Tunneling
100%
Metal-insulator Transition
100%
Schottky Barrier Height
100%
Anomalous Temperature Dependence
100%
Few-layer
50%
Electronic Properties
50%
Transport Characteristics
50%
Low Energy
50%
Anisotropy
50%
Electronic Devices
50%
Schottky Barrier
50%
Physical Origin
50%
Carrier Transport
50%
Channel Material
50%
Varying Temperature
50%
Ultra-thin Body
50%
Transistor Characteristics
50%
Device-independent
50%
Injected Carriers
50%
Generation Device
50%
Few-layer Black Phosphorus
50%
2D Semiconductors
50%
Scaling Potential
50%
High-energy Tail
50%
Transport Regime
50%
Thermionic Emission Theory
50%
Tail States
50%
Beyond Graphene
50%
Back-gate Voltage
50%
Fermi Distribution
50%
Thermionic Emission Model
50%
High Mobility
50%
Fermi Sea
50%
Novel Channel
50%
Negative Schottky Barrier
50%
Physics
Transportation
100%
Temperature Dependence
100%
Schottky Barrier Height
50%
Thermionic Emission
50%
Transistor
25%
Black Phosphorus
25%
Graphene
25%
Anisotropy
25%
Material Science
Schottky Barrier
100%
Anisotropy
33%
Transistor
33%
Electronic Property
33%
Graphene
33%
Carrier Transport
33%