Coulomb blockade effects at room temperature in thin-film nanoconstrictions fabricated by a novel technique
Coulomb blockade effects at room temperature in thin-film nanoconstrictions fabricated by a novel technique
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新技术制造的薄膜纳米收缩在室温下的库仑封锁效应
DOI:
10.1063/1.122838
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发表时间:
1998
影响因子:
4
通讯作者:
T. Claeson
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作者:
S. Kubatkin;A. Danilov;A. Bogdanov;Håkan Olin;T. Claeson
A technique was developed to fabricate and probe nanosize tunneling structures in thin metallic films. Using oblique evaporation through conventional undercut electron-beam lithographic masks, as the sample resistance was measured in situ, we defined constrictions with widths and lengths of about 10 nm in thin granular palladium films. The tunneling conductivity through a network of metallic grains was studied. Single electron tunneling transistor effects were registered. An electrostatic gate voltage at room temperature could clearly modulate Coulomb blockade offsets of the order of 0.1 V in the current–voltage curves.