Silicon Atomic Quantum Dots Enable Beyond-CMOS Electronics
We review our recent efforts in building atom-scale quantum-dot cellular automata circuits on a silicon surface. Our building block consists of silicon dangling bond on a H-Si(001) surface, which has been shown to act as a quantum dot. First the fabrication, experimental imaging, and charging charac...
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| creator | Wolkow, Robert A Livadaru, Lucian Pitters, Jason Taucer, Marco Piva, Paul Salomons, Mark Cloutier, Martin Martins, Bruno V. C |
| description | We review our recent efforts in building atom-scale quantum-dot cellular
automata circuits on a silicon surface. Our building block consists of silicon
dangling bond on a H-Si(001) surface, which has been shown to act as a quantum
dot. First the fabrication, experimental imaging, and charging character of the
dangling bond are discussed. We then show how precise assemblies of such dots
can be created to form artificial molecules. Such complex structures can be
used as systems with custom optical properties, circuit elements for
quantum-dot cellular automata, and quantum computing. Considerations on
macro-to-atom connections are discussed. |
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dangling bond on a H-Si(001) surface, which has been shown to act as a quantum
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dangling bond are discussed. We then show how precise assemblies of such dots
can be created to form artificial molecules. Such complex structures can be
used as systems with custom optical properties, circuit elements for
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