Transport properties in monolayer–bilayer–monolayer graphene planar junctions

The transport study of graphene based junctions has become one of the focuses in graphene research. There are two stacking configurations for monolayer–bilayer–monolayer graphene planar junctions. One is the two monolayer graphene contacting the same side of the bilayer graphene, and the other is th...

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Published inChinese physics B Vol. 26; no. 6; pp. 338 - 345
Main Author 储开龙 王孜博 周娇娇 江华
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Abstract The transport study of graphene based junctions has become one of the focuses in graphene research. There are two stacking configurations for monolayer–bilayer–monolayer graphene planar junctions. One is the two monolayer graphene contacting the same side of the bilayer graphene, and the other is the two-monolayer graphene contacting the different layers of the bilayer graphene. In this paper, according to the Landauer–Büttiker formula, we study the transport properties of these two configurations. The influences of the local gate potential in each part, the bias potential in bilayer graphene,the disorder and external magnetic field on conductance are obtained. We find the conductances of the two configurations can be manipulated by all of these effects. Especially, one can distinguish the two stacking configurations by introducing the bias potential into the bilayer graphene. The strong disorder and the external magnetic field will make the two stacking configurations indistinguishable in the transport experiment.
AbstractList The transport study of graphene based junctions has become one of the focuses in graphene research. There are two stacking configurations for monolayer–bilayer–monolayer graphene planar junctions. One is the two monolayer graphene contacting the same side of the bilayer graphene, and the other is the two-monolayer graphene contacting the different layers of the bilayer graphene. In this paper, according to the Landauer–Büttiker formula, we study the transport properties of these two configurations. The influences of the local gate potential in each part, the bias potential in bilayer graphene,the disorder and external magnetic field on conductance are obtained. We find the conductances of the two configurations can be manipulated by all of these effects. Especially, one can distinguish the two stacking configurations by introducing the bias potential into the bilayer graphene. The strong disorder and the external magnetic field will make the two stacking configurations indistinguishable in the transport experiment.
Author 储开龙 王孜博 周娇娇 江华
AuthorAffiliation College of Physics, Optoelectronics and Energy Soochow University, Suzhou 215006, China Microsystems and Terahertz Research Center, China Academy of Engineering Physics, Chengdu 610200, China
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Notes monolayer graphene, bilayer graphene, graphene planar junction
Kai-Long Chu1, Zi-Bo Wang2, Jiao-Jiao Zhou1, Hua Jiang1（ 1 College of Physics, Optoelectronics and Energy Soochow University, Suzhou 215006, China ;2 Microsystems and Terahertz Research Center, China Academy of Engineering Physics, Chengdu 610200, China）
The transport study of graphene based junctions has become one of the focuses in graphene research. There are two stacking configurations for monolayer–bilayer–monolayer graphene planar junctions. One is the two monolayer graphene contacting the same side of the bilayer graphene, and the other is the two-monolayer graphene contacting the different layers of the bilayer graphene. In this paper, according to the Landauer–Büttiker formula, we study the transport properties of these two configurations. The influences of the local gate potential in each part, the bias potential in bilayer graphene,the disorder and external magnetic field on conductance are obtained. We find the conductances of the two configurations can be manipulated by all of these effects. Especially, one can distinguish the two stacking configurations by introducing the bias potential into the bilayer graphene. The strong disorder and the external magnetic field will make the two stacking configurations indistinguishable in the transport experiment.
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