Abstract
The fabrication and testing of a back-gated field emission device (bgFED) are reported. The properties of a unique allotrope of carbon, carbon nanosheet (CNS), are exploited for use as a highly effective field emitter material, and CNSs are incorporated into a bgFED capable of producing several milliamperes of emission current. The bgFED is evaluated in terms of triode modulation, high current capability, and short-term stability.
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