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@article{Lee2004CarbonNP, title={Carbon nanotube p-n junction diodes}, author={Ji Ung Lee and P. P. Gipp and Christian Maria Anton Heller}, journal={Applied Physics Letters}, year={2004}, volume={85}, pages={145-147}, url={https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:122985102}}
  • J. U. Lee, P. Gipp, C. A. Heller
  • Published 29 June 2004
  • Physics, Engineering, Materials Science
  • Applied Physics Letters

We demonstrate a single-walled carbon nanotube p-n junction diode device. The p-n junction is formed along a single nanotube by electrostatic doping using a pair of split gate electrodes. By biasing the two gates accordingly, the device can function either as a diode or as an ambipolar field-effect transistor. The diode current–voltage characteristics show forward conduction and reverse blocking characteristics, i.e., rectification. For low bias conditions, the characteristics follow the ideal…

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