Shubnikov-de Haas measurements on a high mobility monolayer graphene flake sandwiched between boron nitride sheets.

ABSTRACT

A flake of monolayer graphene was sandwiched between boron nitride sheets. Temperature dependent Shubnikov-de Haas measurements were performed to access how this technique influences the electronic properties of the graphene sample. The maximum mobility found in this configuration was approximately 105 cm2 Vs -1. From the phase of the oscillations a Berry phase ß of 1/2 was obtained indicating the presence of Dirac fermions. We obtained Fermi velocities around [Formula see text] m s-1 which imply hopping energies close to 2.5 eV. Furthermore, the carrier lifetime is typically higher than that found in graphene supported by SiO2, reaching values higher than 700 fs.