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The electrical and optical response of a field-effect device comprising anetwork of semiconductor-enriched single-wall carbon nanotubes, gated withsodium chloride solution is investigated. Field-effect is demonstrated in adevice that uses facile fabrication techniques along with a small-ion as thegate electrolyte - and this is accomplished as a result of the semiconductorenhancement of the tubes. The optical transparency and electrical resistance ofthe device are modulated with gate voltage. A time-response study of themodulation of optical transparency and electrical resistance upon applicationof gate voltage suggests the percolative charge transport in the network. Alsothe ac response in the network is investigated as a function of frequency andtemperature down to 5 K. An empirical relation between onset frequency andtemperature is determined.

Field-effect and frequency dependent transport in semiconductor-enriched single-wall carbon nanotube network device