Negative Differential Resistance by Molecular Resonant Tunneling between Neutral Tribenzosubporphine Anchored to a Au(111) Surface and Tribenzosubporphine Cation Adsorbed on to a Tungsten Tip

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AbstractWe proposed use of a new CdF2/CaF2 heterointerface for the formation of large conduction band discontinuities to apply quantum effect devices fabricated on Si substrates. Resonant tunneling diodes using this heterointerface on Si were fabricated and negative differential resistance whose P/V current ratio of 24 at highest was observed at room temperature.


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