Parametric Oscillation and amplification with gate controlled capacitor-within-capacitor
H. Grebel

TL;DR
This paper introduces a novel capacitor-within-capacitor structure with doped nano-graphene junctions, enabling electronically and chemically tunable parametric oscillation and amplification.
Contribution
It presents a new capacitor-within-capacitor design with doped nano-graphene junctions for tunable parametric oscillation and amplification.
Findings
Demonstrated diode-interfaced parametric oscillations
Achieved electronically controlled doping of nano-graphene junctions
Showed potential for tunable amplification applications
Abstract
A Capacitor-within-Capacitor (CWC) is a nested electronic element that has two components: the cell (e.g., the outer capacitor) and the gate (e.g., the inner capacitor). The designations for the gate and cell may be interchanged. Here, an analysis and experimentation on a diode-interfaced parametric oscillations and amplification are described. By replacing the diode with a junction, made of doped nano-graphene films, we demonstrated a new structure whose doping may be electronically and chemically controlled.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMolecular Junctions and Nanostructures · Mechanical and Optical Resonators · Neuroscience and Neural Engineering
