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Silicon single-electron devices and their applications
Proceedings 30th IEEE International Symposium on Multiple-Valued Logic (ISMVL 2000)
We have developed two novel methods of fabricating very small Si single-electron transistors (SETs), called PAttern-Dependent OXidation (PADOX) and Vertical PAttern-Dependent OXidation (V-PADOX). These methods exploit special phenomena that occur when small Si structures on SiO 2 are thermally oxidized. Since the size of the resultant Si island of the SET is about 10 nm, we can observe the conductance oscillations in the SET even at room temperature. The controllability and reproducibility of
doi:10.1109/ismvl.2000.848651
dblp:conf/ismvl/TakahashiFOM00
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