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Characterization of electronic charged states of self-aligned coupled Si quantum dots by AFM/KFM probe technique
Electronic charged states of self-aligned coupled silicon quantum dots are investigated in this study using atomic force microscopy/Kelvin probe microscopy. Spatially-controlled charging characteristics of the quantum dot are studied. Results show that the temporal change in surface potential after electron injection is due to electron transfer in the quantum dot.