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Coulomb blockade

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The simplest device in which the effect of Coulomb blockade can be observed is the so-called single-electron transistor. It consists of two electrodes known as the drain and the source, connected through tunnel junctions to one common electrode with a low self-capacitance, known as the island. The electrical potential of the island can be tuned by a third electrode, known as the gate, w

Capacitance Phenomena | part of Principles of Electrical Safety

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Coulomb blockade

It consists of two electrodes known as the drain and the source, connected through tunnel junctions to one common electrode with a low self-capacitance, known as the island. The

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Coulomb blockade phenomena observed in supported metallic

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In a power grid with distributed different resources, a capacitor bank is used for overall compensation purpose. However, when a part of this grid is islanded, the capacitor

Coulomb blockade phenomena observed in supported

For decreasing tip-island distance (increasing tunnel current), the tip-island capacitance C 2 is expected to increase slightly. This behavior is observed in Figure 5B: by approaching the tip to the island from A to D, the

The isolation island and the displacement of decoupling

This paper presents a method for power integrity (PI) issue by using the isolation island and decoupling capacitors (de-caps). Deferent form the papers discussed before, the