Ab initio study of single molecular transistor modulated by gate-bias
F. Jiang, Y. X. Zhou, H. Chen, R. Note, H. Mizuseki, Y. Kawazoe
Abstract
We use a self-consistent method to study the current of the single molecular transistor modulated by the transverse gate-bias in the level of the first-principles calculations. The numerical results show that both the polyacene-dithiol molecules and the fused-ring oligothiophene molecules are the potential high-frequency molecular transistor controlled by the transverse field. The long molecules of the polyacene-dithiol or the fused-ring thiophene are in favor of realizing the gate-bias controlled molecular transistor. The theoretical results suggest the related experiments.
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