Download presentation
Published byNoreen Walters Modified over 9 years ago
1
Graphene group Introduction What do we manage (technology)?
What do we manage in cooperation (technology)? What are our scientific topics? Some interesting examples
2
Our technology 3 mm
3
Technology in cooperation
4
Our scientific topics
5
Examples: CVD growth Scheme of home-built CVD oven
Graphene growth process
6
Examples: CVD growth Transfer on SiO2 (300 nm)/Si
Best result: average diameter of Cu grain and corresponding graphene monocrystal = 10 mm Procházka et al. - Nanotechnology 25, 18, (2014)
7
Examples: KPFM in ambient
Charging (RH = 5 %; t = 5 minutes ) Discharging and charge transfer (RH = 30 % )
8
Examples: Suspended graphene
9
Examples: Sensors Sensors designs Response on RH 2 point 4 point
Resistance response on RH change (20 -> 70 %) graphene sensitivity GO 30 % CVD graphene 2 % Exfoliated graphene < 1 %
10
Examples: Transport meas.
Pumping and annealing Atmosphere exposition Temperature influence Magnetic field at low temp.
11
Examples: Solar cells Based on Schottky junction (difference between electron work function) between CVD graphene and silicon. Achieved efficiency at our faculty is around η = 0.8 %. Sample I-V curve SEM EBIC
12
Examples: Deposition Ga and GaN on graphene
Effusion cell Ga Low energy ion source (N2+, E = 50 eV) UHV conditions RT- 400 oC The XPS spectrum of a graphene’s valence band. On CVD monocrystal of graphene On exfoliated multilayer graphene Raman spectra of the graphene sheets after the deposition of Ga. The intensity is significantly enhanced. Deposition of 12 ML of Ga at 300°C
13
Ideas for cooperation?
Similar presentations
© 2025 SlidePlayer.com. Inc.
All rights reserved.