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Bottom-up realization and electrical characterization of a graphene-based device.

2016

We propose a bottom-up procedure to fabricate an easy-to-engineer graphene-based device, consisting of a microstrip-like circuit where few-layer graphene nanoplatelets are used to contact two copper electrodes. The graphene nanoplatelets are obtained by the microwave irradiation of intercalated graphite, i.e., an environmentally friendly, fast and low-cost procedure. The contact is created by a bottom-up process, driven by the application of a DC electrical field in the gap between the electrodes, yielding the formation of a graphene carpet. The electrical resistance of the device has been measured as a function of the gap length and device temperature. The possible use of this device as a …

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Signal processing and frequency-dependent associative memory based on nanoswitches

2008

A signal processing concept based on nanoscale switches whose conductance can be tuned by an external stimulus between two (ON and OFF) states is proposed and analyzed theoretically. The building block of the system is formed by a metal nanoparticle linked to two electrodes by an organic ligand and a molecular switch. When we apply an alternating potential to the system of the same frequency as the periodic variation between the ON and OFF states induced on the switch, the net charge delivered by the system exhibits a sharp resonance. This resonance can be used to process an external signal by selectively extracting the weight of the different harmonics. In addition, a frequency-dependent a…

Signal processingMolecular switchSignal processingMaterials scienceContent-addressable storage ; Molecular electronics ; Nanoelectronics ; Nanoparticles ; Signal processingContent-addressable storageMolecular electronicsNanoelectronicsUNESCO::FÍSICAGeneral Physics and AstronomyMolecular electronicsConductanceNanotechnologyContent-addressable memoryNanoelectronics:FÍSICA [UNESCO]HarmonicsNanoparticlesContent-addressable storageBiological system
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