Determination of Sensitivity Limits for Single Molecule Detection Using Single-Electron Sensing Devices

We investigate the practical limits of reliable charge detection in bistable molecules using a single-electron transistor (SET) as a sensor. To this end, we employ a metal-oxide SET integrated with a nanoscale dipole to mimic the molecule. Experimental data are supported by COMSOL and LT SPICE simulations to assess and optimize the sensing platform layout.

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2025-06-08
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https://doi.org/10.23919/snw65111.2025.11097222
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Quantum-Dot Cellular Automata
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Determination of Sensitivity Limits for Single Molecule Detection Using Single-Electron Sensing Devices

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Determination of Sensitivity Limits for Single Molecule Detection Using Single-Electron Sensing Devices

Alexei O. Orlov, Gergo P. Szakmany, Mohammad Istiaque Rahaman, Gregory L. Snider
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We investigate the practical limits of reliable charge detection in bistable molecules using a single-electron transistor (SET) as a sensor. To this end, we employ a metal-oxide SET integrated with a nanoscale dipole to mimic the molecule. Experimental data are supported by COMSOL and LT SPICE simulations to assess and optimize the sensing platform layout.

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