Hi,
I'm doing research n-type neuromorphic transistor device.
According to theory and other research, forming EDL (electro double layer) can cause anti-clockwise transfer curve.
However, as you can see below photo, there were change points from clockwise to anti-clockwise.
Do you know the reason?
I've inferred the effect of traps, but there are no articles related to the intersection points.
Thank you all,
Su-Kyung Kim
The intersection point in a transfer curve typically refers to the threshold voltage (V_th) in devices like transistors. This curve plots the drain current (I_D) versus the gate-source voltage (V_GS). The intersection point is where the current starts to increase significantly, indicating the voltage at which the transistor begins to turn on and conduct. This point is crucial for understanding and designing circuits, as it determines the operational voltage range of the transistor.
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