Hysteretic responses of nanomechanical resonators based on crumpled few-layer graphene
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| author | Lu, Heng Yang, Chen Zhang, Ce Zhang, YuBin Chen, FengNan Ying, Yue Zhang, Zhuo-Zhi Song, Xiang-Xiang Deng, Guang-Wei Yan, Ying Moser, Joel |
| author_facet | Lu, Heng Yang, Chen Zhang, Ce Zhang, YuBin Chen, FengNan Ying, Yue Zhang, Zhuo-Zhi Song, Xiang-Xiang Deng, Guang-Wei Yan, Ying Moser, Joel |
| contents | Manipulating two-dimensional materials occasionally results in crumpled membranes. Their complicated morphologies feature an abundance of folds, creases and wrinkles that make each crumpled membrane unique. Here, we prepare four nanomechanical resonators based on crumpled membranes of few-layer graphene and measure their static response and the spectrum of their dynamic response. We tune both responses with a dc voltage applied between the membrane and an underlying gate electrode. Surprisingly, we find that all four resonators exhibit hysteretic responses as the gate voltage is increased and then decreased. Concomitant discontinuities in the static response and in the vibrational resonant frequencies indicate a sudden change in the shape and in the tensile strain of the membranes. We also find that the hystereses can be removed and regular responses can be restored by annealing the resonators. We hypothesize that the hysteretic nature of the responses may originate from an interplay between the rugged morphology of the membranes and adsorbates trapped within the confine of the folds. |
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| spellingShingle | Hysteretic responses of nanomechanical resonators based on crumpled few-layer graphene Lu, Heng Yang, Chen Zhang, Ce Zhang, YuBin Chen, FengNan Ying, Yue Zhang, Zhuo-Zhi Song, Xiang-Xiang Deng, Guang-Wei Yan, Ying Moser, Joel Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics Manipulating two-dimensional materials occasionally results in crumpled membranes. Their complicated morphologies feature an abundance of folds, creases and wrinkles that make each crumpled membrane unique. Here, we prepare four nanomechanical resonators based on crumpled membranes of few-layer graphene and measure their static response and the spectrum of their dynamic response. We tune both responses with a dc voltage applied between the membrane and an underlying gate electrode. Surprisingly, we find that all four resonators exhibit hysteretic responses as the gate voltage is increased and then decreased. Concomitant discontinuities in the static response and in the vibrational resonant frequencies indicate a sudden change in the shape and in the tensile strain of the membranes. We also find that the hystereses can be removed and regular responses can be restored by annealing the resonators. We hypothesize that the hysteretic nature of the responses may originate from an interplay between the rugged morphology of the membranes and adsorbates trapped within the confine of the folds. |
| title | Hysteretic responses of nanomechanical resonators based on crumpled few-layer graphene |
| topic | Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2502.19783 |