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Single-electron turnstile using Si-wire charge-coupled devices
This paper reports a quantized current in a Si-wire charge-coupled device (CCD), which simply consists of a Si-wire channel with gates. Based on a simple gate-voltage control of tunnel barriers, current plateaus were observed successfully at 20 K with frequencies up to 100 MHz. SEM observations were made for the fabricated device, it shows that the charge island is mainly coupled to the upper and wide gate.