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Single-electron current gain in a quantum dot with three leads

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Authors: Armin C Welker, Jürgen Weis

Year

2019

Paper ID

5435

Status

Peer-reviewed

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102

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2

Abstract

Abstract The conductance through a quantum dot (QD) between a source and a drain electrode is usually controlled electrostatically by a nearby gate electrode. A periodic modulation of the conductance versus gate voltage is observed, swapping between Coulomb blockade and single-electron tunneling. By controlling the Fermi level of a third (‘base’) lead attached to the QD, we were able to switch a single-electron current from source to drain, exceeding the single-electron current to or from the base lead. A simple model is presented revealing the role of ground- and excited states within the QD for this dynamic operation of a single-electron transistor.

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  • Abstract The conductance through a quantum dot (QD) between a source and a drain electrode is usually controlled electrostatically by a nearby gate electrode.

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