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Stacked quantum dot transistor and charge-induced confinement enhancement

A new quantum dot transistor that has a polysilicon dot floating gate stacked on top of a silicon quantum dot channel has been fabricated. It is observed that charging of the floating gate not only shifts the threshold voltage of the quantum dot transistor, but also significantly increases the peak-to-valley ratio and peak separation in the conductance oscillations.