Applied Physics Letters · 2007 · 11 citations · 24 references
Natural SciencesMaterials EngineeringMaterials ScienceQuantum ComputingSemiconductor DevicesSemiconductor MaterialsExchange InteractionsNanoelectronicsQuantum DotsSemiconductor NanomaterialsSemiconductor PhysicsSpintronicsCapacitanceCapacitive CouplingConductanceSemiconductor Quantum DotsSemiconductor QubitsSpin ExchangeSpin Exchange InteractionsTwo-qubit Gates
A Si-based coupled double dot has been studied for its application to two-qubit gate. The authors manipulated electron number of each dot by using its adjacent side gate and finally observed a honeycomb charge-stability pattern, demonstrating interdot capacitive coupling. From the honeycomb diagram the capacitance-related interdot coupling parameters were extracted. Moreover, a fine structure in a conductance trace near the triple point of the honeycomb, where the tunnel coupling is maximized, was measured for finite bias, and its dependence on the interdot coupling was attributed to the spin exchange between the two dots.
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