Room temperature operational single electron transistor on the macroscopic surface of hydrogenated diamond like carbon

TL;DR

This paper demonstrates a room-temperature single electron transistor on a large-area hydrogenated diamond-like carbon surface, overcoming size limitations of Coulomb blockade and aligning with theoretical predictions for potential quantum and metrological applications.

Contribution

It introduces a novel method to create room-temperature single electron transistors on macroscopic surfaces, bypassing traditional size constraints.

Findings

Single electron transistor operates at room temperature.

Successful on large-area hydrogenated diamond-like carbon surface.

Results align with theoretical models.

Abstract

This paper shows single electron transistor at room temperature,created on macroscopic system-the two-dimensional large area surface of our hydrogenated diamond like carbon thin film. Our results, free from the limitation of lowering the size of coulomb blockade in sub-nanometer range with the existing unprofitable process,are consistent with the theoretical results and will be relevant for future practical applications in the realm of atomic physics, quantum phenomenon and metrology.