Based on the density functional calculations, the structural and electronic properties of the WS_2/graphene heterojunction under different strains are investigated. The calculated results show that unlike the free mono-layer WS_2, the monolayer WS_2 in the equilibrium WS_2/graphene heterojunctionis characterized by indirect band gap due to the weak van der Waals interaction. The height of the schottky barrier for the WS_2/graphene heterojunction is 0.13 eV, which is lower than the conventional metal/MoS_2 contact. Moreover, the band properties and height of schottky barrier for WS_2/graphene heterojunction can be tuned by strain. It is found that the height of the schottky barrier can be tuned to be near zero under an in-plane compressive strain, and the band gap of the WS_2 in the heterojunction is turned into a direct band gap from the indirect band gap with the increasing schottky barrier height under an in-plane tensile strain. Our calculation results may provide a potential guidance for designing and fabricating the WS_(2^-)based field effect transistors.
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机译:A density functional theory study of the adsorption of bimetallic Fe _n Pt _m clusters on defective graphene: Structural, electronic, and magnetic properties
机译:Density functional theory-based quantum-computational analysis on the strain-assisted electronic and photocatalytic properties of BX-MSSe (X = P, As and M = Mo, W) heterostructures