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Item type:Item, A dual-gate-controlled single-electron transistor using self-aligned polysilicon sidewall spacer gates on silicon-on-insulator nanowire(2004-03-01) ;Hu, SF ;Wu, YC ;Sung, CL ;Chang, CYHuang, TYA dual-gate-controlled single-electron transistor was fabricated by using self-aligned polysilicon sidewall spacer gates on a silicon-on-insulator nanowire. The quantum dot formed by the electric field effect of the dual-gate structure was miniaturized to smaller than the state-of-the-art feature size, through a combination of electron beam lithography, oxidation, and polysilicon sidewall spacer gate formation processes. The device shows typical MOSFET I-V characteristics at room temperature. However, the Coulomb gap and Coulomb oscillations are clearly observed at 4 K.Item type:Item, A silicon nanowire with a Coulomb blockade effect at room temperature(2002-05-17) ;Hu, SF ;Wong, WZ ;Liu, SS ;Wu, YCSung, CLAn extremely narrow and thin silicon wire has been fabricated on a silicon-on-insulator wafer (see Figure). The room-temperature Coulomb blockade effects as well as the influence of a capacitively coupled gate on the transport properties of this conducting silicon quantum wire are studied. The results obtained are encouraging for the application of such wires in single-electron transistors.Item type:Item, Room temperature two-terminal characteristics in silicon nanowires(2003-02-01) ;Hu, SF ;Wong, WZ ;Liu, SS ;Wu, YCSung, CLQuantum effects in silicon nanowires due to one-dimensional carrier confinement were observed at room temperature. Electrical transport properties were measured, on narrow thin-silicon-on-insulator wires that were defined by e-beam lithography and further narrowed and thinned down by oxidation to a final thickness of around 3 nm, and a width of 29 nm. The room temperature current-voltage characteristics of the resulting silicon nanowires are shown to exhibit a zero current state may be due to the occurrence of Coulomb blockade. (C) 2003 Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved