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Energy Transport State Resolved Raman for Probing Interface Energy Transport and Hot Carrier Diffusion in Few-Layered MoS2
ACS Photonics ( IF 6.5 ) Pub Date : 2017-09-25 00:00:00 , DOI: 10.1021/acsphotonics.7b00815
Pengyu Yuan 1 , Ridong Wang 1 , Hong Tan 2 , Tianyu Wang 1 , Xinwei Wang 1
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Quantitative understanding of 2D atomic layer interface thermal resistance (R) based on Raman characterization is significantly hindered by unknown sample-to-sample optical properties variation, interface-induced optical interference, off-normal laser irradiation, and large thermal-Raman calibration uncertainties. In this work, we develop a novel energy transport state resolved Raman (ET-Raman) to resolve these critical issues, and also consider the hot carrier diffusion, which is crucial but has been rarely considered during interface energy transport study. In ET-Raman, by constructing two steady heat conduction states with different laser spot sizes, we differentiate the effect of R and hot carrier diffusion coefficient (D). By constructing an extreme state of zero/negligible heat conduction using a picosecond laser, we differentiate the effect of R and material’s specific heat. In the end, we precisely determine R and D without need of laser absorption and temperature rise of the 2D atomic layer. Seven MoS2 samples (6.6–17.4 nm) on c-Si are characterized using ET-Raman. Their D is measured in the order of 1.0 cm2/s, increasing against the MoS2 thickness. This is attributed to the weaker in-plane electron–phonon interaction in thicker samples, enhanced screening of long-range disorder, and improved charge impurities mitigation. R is determined as 1.22–1.87 × 10–7 K·m2/W, decreasing with the MoS2 thickness. This is explained by the interface spacing variation due to thermal expansion mismatch between MoS2 and Si, and increased stiffness of thicker MoS2. The local interface spacing is uncovered by comparing the theoretical Raman intensity and experimental data, and is correlated with the observed R variation.

中文翻译:

能量传输状态已解析拉曼,用于探测层状MoS 2中的界面能量传输和热载流子扩散

未知样品之间的光学特性变化,界面引起的光学干扰,不正常的激光辐照以及较大的热拉曼校准不确定性,严重阻碍了基于拉曼表征对2D原子层界面热阻(R)的定量理解。在这项工作中,我们开发了一种解决了这些关键问题的新​​型能量传输态拉曼光谱(ET-Raman),并考虑了热载流子扩散问题,该问题至关重要,但在界面能量传输研究中很少考虑。在ET拉曼光谱中,通过构造两个具有不同激光光斑尺寸的稳态热传导状态,我们区分了R和热载流子扩散系数(D)。通过使用皮秒激光器构造零/可忽略的热传导的极端状态,我们可以区分R的影响和材料的比热。最后,我们无需激光吸收和2D原子层的温度升高即可精确确定RD。使用ET-拉曼光谱仪表征了c-Si上的七个MoS 2样品(6.6-17.4 nm)。它们的D以1.0cm 2 / s的量级测量,相对于MoS 2厚度增加。这归因于在较厚的样品中较弱的面内电子-声子相互作用,增强了对远程无序性的筛选,并改善了电荷杂质的缓解。[R确定为1.22–1.87×10 –7 K·m 2 / W,随MoS 2厚度的增加而减小。这是由于由于MoS 2和Si之间的热膨胀失配以及较厚的MoS 2的刚度增加而引起的界面间距变化而解释的。通过比较理论拉曼强度和实验数据可以发现局部界面间距,并且与观察到的R变化相关。
更新日期:2017-09-25
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