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Temperature dependent Raman spectroscopy of shear and layer breathing modes in bilayer MoS2
Current Applied Physics ( IF 2.4 ) Pub Date : 2021-03-02 , DOI: 10.1016/j.cap.2021.02.011
Hanul Kim , Hayoung Ko , Soo Min Kim , Heesuk Rho

We report low-frequency Raman scattering results of bilayer (2L) MoS2 structures with 3R and 2H stacking orders. The stacking orders were identified by Raman mapping images of the low-frequency shear (S) and layer breathing (B) modes. Linear temperature coefficients (χ) were obtained from temperature-dependent frequency changes of the shear and layer breathing modes for the 3R- and 2H-stacked 2L MoS2: χ3RS=0.011±0.006cm1/K, χ2HS=0.009±0.002cm1/K, χ3RB=0.009±0.003cm1/K, and χ2HB=0.010±0.002cm1/K. Interestingly, the temperature coefficients were significantly reduced after the MoS2 samples were thermally heated: χ3RS=0.004±0.001cm1/K, χ2HS=0.004±0.001cm1/K, χ3RB=0.002±0.001cm1/K, and χ2HB=0.002±0.001cm1/K. Similar behaviors were also observed for the temperature coefficients of the high-frequency E2g1 and A1g phonons. The heating-induced modifications in the temperature coefficients are attributed to changes in the MoS2–substrate coupling. Our result further paves the way for optimal design strategies for low-dimensional device applications where thermal management plays a crucial role in device performance.



中文翻译:

双层MoS 2中剪切和层呼吸模式的温度相关拉曼光谱

我们报告双层(2L)MoS 2结构具有3R和2H堆叠顺序的低频拉曼散射结果。通过低频剪切(S)和层呼吸(B)模式的拉曼映射图像确定堆叠顺序。线性温度系数(χ)是从3R和2H堆叠的2L MoS 2的剪切和层呼吸模式的温度相关频率变化获得的:χ3[R小号=-0.011±0.006厘米-1个/ķχ2个H小号=-0.009±0.002厘米-1个/ķχ3[R=-0.009±0.003厘米-1个/ķ, 和 χ2个H=-0.010±0.002厘米-1个/ķ。有趣的是,在加热MoS 2样品后,温度系数显着降低:χ3[R小号=-0.004±0.001厘米-1个/ķχ2个H小号=-0.004±0.001厘米-1个/ķχ3[R=-0.002±0.001厘米-1个/ķ, 和 χ2个H=-0.002±0.001厘米-1个/ķ。高频的温度系数也观察到类似的行为E2个G1个一种1个G声子。加热引起的温度系数的变化归因于MoS 2-衬底耦合的变化。我们的结果进一步为热管理在设备性能中发挥关键作用的低尺寸设备应用铺平了最佳设计策略的道路。

更新日期:2021-03-11
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