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Trapped Ion Quantum Computing
Energy-band engineering for improved charge retention in fully self-aligned double floating-gate single-electron memories
arXiv
Authors: Xiaohui Tang, Christophe Krzeminski, Aurélien Lecavelier des Etangs-Levallois, Zhenkun Chen, Emmanuel Dubois, Erich Kasper, Alim Karmous, Nicolas Reckinger, Denis Flandre, Laurent A. Francis, Jean-Pierre Colinge, Jean-Pierre Raskin
Year
2011
Paper ID
29718
Status
Preprint
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We present a new fully self-aligned single-electron memory with a single pair of nano floating gates, made of different materials (Si and Ge). The energy barrier that prevents stored charge leakage is induced not only by quantum effects but also by the conduction-band offset that arises between Ge and Si. The dimension and position of each floating gate are well defined and controlled. The devices exhibit a long retention time and single-electron injection at room temperature.
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