Device for conductance measurements of molecular systems

M. Lambacher; Christian Dupraz; U. Beierlein; J. P. Kotthaus; Ulrich Sigmar Schubert; Philip R. Andres

doi:10.1109/nano.2004.1392404

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A device for conductance measurements of small molecular systems was fabricated. The device consists of two overlapping electrodes, separated by a thin layer of aluminium oxide. The oxide was partly etch away giving rise to a slit in which molecules can be inserted. Measurements were carried out on terpyridine based molecular chains.

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