A Stabilized Tunneling Device through Double-Layer Insulator Film
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A new hot electron tunneling diode is proposed which is expected to have a stabilized tunneling current and to be free from breakdown. This has the structure of m-I_1-I_2-M, i.e., doublelayer insulator film. The double-layer is composed of I_1 which has a small dielectric constant ε_1 [e.g.〜6 for NaCl] and a small thickness d_1[〜20Å], and I_2 which has large ε_2([e.g.〜70 for TiO_2] and large d_2[〜200Å]. The appearance of a maximum in the diode current as a function of the insulator thickness d_1 is derived theoretically. This leads to the stabilized current and to the prevention of breakdown. The appearance of a maximum was observed experimentally at the liquid helium temperature.
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- 1974-04-05
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