Nanoscale control of graphene electrodes

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Abstract

Single layer graphene nano-gaps are fabricated by applying the method of feedback-controlled electroburning to notched ribbon devices, which are plasma etched from CVD grown graphene that is wet-transferred onto pre-patterned metal electrodes. Electrical and structural characterizations show that nanometer size gaps form at the center of the notch. We have processed a total number of 1079 devices using this method with a fabrication yield of 71%. Our results demonstrate precise control over the size and position of the nano-gaps, and open up the possibility of graphene electrodes for large-scale integrated molecular devices. © the Partner Organisations 2014.

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Lau, C. S., Mol, J. A., Warner, J. H., & Briggs, G. A. D. (2014). Nanoscale control of graphene electrodes. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 16(38), 20398–20401. https://doi.org/10.1039/c4cp03257h

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