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Controlling charge transport in HgTe topological insulator by dual-electrical modulations

Heterostructure transport properties is investigated theoretically based on two-dimensional planar HgTe/CdTe quantum wells structure by a dual-gate modulations. Two voltage gates is deposited on the top of the heterostructure to create the corresponding electrical modulation potential. The electron...

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Published in:Solid state communications 2023-11, Vol.373-374, p.115335, Article 115335
Main Authors: Liu, Yanfei, Chen, Zengbiao, Chen, Guoluan, Zhu, Zixuan, Ling, Yiyun, Lin, Liangzhong
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description Heterostructure transport properties is investigated theoretically based on two-dimensional planar HgTe/CdTe quantum wells structure by a dual-gate modulations. Two voltage gates is deposited on the top of the heterostructure to create the corresponding electrical modulation potential. The electron transport property is explored by calculating the transmission spectrum by tuning the incidence angle, Fermi energy and electrical modulation potential. It is demonstrated that the transmission probability can be effectively tuned by changing the incidence angle, gate voltage and Fermi energy. Our findings pave the way for possible future applications of topological insulator-based devices. •This work theoretically presents the transport investigation on the heterostructure based on 2D HgTe/CdTe quantum wells by a dual-gate modulations.•Two voltage gates is deposited on the top of the heterostructure to create the corresponding electrical modulation potential.•The electron transport property is explored by calculating the transmission spectrum by tuning the incidence angle, Fermi energy and electrical modulation potential.•It is demonstrated that the transmission probability can be effectively tuned by changing the incidence angle, gate voltage and Fermi energy.•Our findings pave the way for possible future applications of topological insulator-based devices.
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