Abstract
We use first-principles quantum mechanics to simulate the transient electrical response through carbon nanotube-based conductors under time-dependent bias voltages. The dynamic admittance and time-dependent charge distribution are reported and analyzed. We find that the electrical response of these two-terminal molecular devices can be mapped onto an equivalent classical electric circuit and that the switching time of these end-on carbon nanotube devices is only a few femtoseconds. This result is confirmed by studying the electric response of a simple two-site model device and is thus generalized to other two-terminal molecular electronic devices. © IOP Publishing Ltd.
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Yam, C. Y., Mo, Y., Wang, F., Li, X., Chen, G. H., Zheng, X., … Goddard, W. A. (2008). Dynamic admittance of carbon nanotube-based molecular electronic devices and their equivalent electric circuit. Nanotechnology, 19(49). https://doi.org/10.1088/0957-4484/19/49/495203
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