Coherent Tunneling and Voltage Amplification
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We analyze the flow of electrons injected continuously into one metal side of a specially biased metal-insulator-metal tunnel junction, where this metal part has a sufficiently long mean free path. These injected electrons are energetic and yield an electric double layer at the end of this metal region on the insulator side. Then, an appreciable amount of voltage difference (some type of emf) appears across both ends of this metal layer. From results of calculations, we discuss the possibility of such a phenomenon.
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- 1991-04-15
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