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English: Current-voltage characteristics (IVC) of a single electron transistor (SET) showing maximum and minimum blockade (top left), and modulation curves for two different bias schemes. In R-bias (left bottom), the SET is biased from a voltage source via a high ohmic resistor, whose value determines the inclination of the trace in the IVC (the load line) as the gate voltage is varied. In V-bias (top right), the voltage across the SET is held constant by an operational amplifier setup (causing a vertical trace in the IVC), and the current is modulated with a periodicity in the gate voltage corresponding to a difference of one elementary charge induced on the gate.
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Created by Torsten Henning and published in Charging effects in niobium nanostructures, PhD thesis, Mikroelektronik och Nanovetenskap, Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB och Göteborgs Universitet, Göteborg 1999. Full text available online [1] as www.arxiv.org e-print cond-mat/9901308.
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Göteborg 1999
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Torsten Henning
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