UHV-STM manipulation of single flat gold nano-islands for constructing interconnection nanopads on MoS2

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We demonstrate manipulation of metallic islands containing nearly a million atoms with a precision of one lattice spacing on a MoS2 surface, one at a time. Optimizing the growth conditions yields triangular shape metallic nano-islands 40 nm in lateral size and 12 nm in height on the MoS2 surface. The manipulation of these nano-islands is done one at a time using the scanning tunneling microscope, and a fully planar 4 pad nanostructure is demonstrated, where one apex of each triangular nano-island is pointing towards a central working MoS2 area of 12 nm × 24 nm in which atomic cleanliness is preserved. The feedback loop conditions to achieve this manipulation are discussed. This fully planar 4 pads nano-structure is ready to be interconnected by a multi-tip system. © 2007 IOP Publishing Ltd.

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Yang, J., Jie, D., Chandrasekhar, N., & Joachim, C. (2007). UHV-STM manipulation of single flat gold nano-islands for constructing interconnection nanopads on MoS2. Journal of Physics: Conference Series, 61(1), 1288–1293. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/61/1/254

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