High-Performance All 2D-Layered Tin Disulfide: Graphene Photodetecting Transistors with Thickness-Controlled Interface Dynamics.

Tin disulfide crystals with layered two-dimensional (2D) sheets are grown by chemical vapor deposition using a novel precursor approach and integrated into all 2D transistors with graphene (Gr) electrodes. The Gr:SnS:Gr transistors exhibit excellent photodetector response with high detectivity and photoresponsivity. We show that the response of the all 2D photodetectors depends upon charge trapping at the interface and the Schottky barrier modulation. The thickness-dependent SnS measurements in devices reveal a transition from the interface-dominated response for thin crystals to bulklike response for the thicker SnS crystals, showing the sensitivity of devices fabricated using layered materials on the number of layers. These results show that SnS has photosensing performance when combined with Gr electrodes that is comparable to other 2D transition metal dichalcogenides of MoS and WS.