Quasiadiabatic electron transport in room temperature nanoelectronic devices induced by hot-phonon bottleneck
Minimizing the energy dissipation is usually sought by eliminating phonon-emission process. Here, the authors find a different approach for facilitating energy transmission at room temperature that electrons exert diffusive but quasiadiabatic transport, free from substantial energy loss.
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Main Authors: | Qianchun Weng, Le Yang, Zhenghua An, Pingping Chen, Alexander Tzalenchuk, Wei Lu, Susumu Komiyama |
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Language: | EN |
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Nature Portfolio
2021
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Online Access: | https://doaj.org/article/db032dd0a6c44bad90ee7bdb5487f82c |
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