Reversible Modulation of Conductance in Silicon Devices via UV/Visible‐Light Irradiation
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Abstract
Silicon devices bearing grafted molecular monolayers have their conductance reversibly modulated. By alternately illuminating the samples with visible and near-UV light, threshold-voltage shifts occur to the negative and positive directions, respectively. This corresponds to charge transfer/redistribution between the silicon device and the grafted molecules.
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