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Lateral n - p junction for acoustoelectric nanocircuits

We report the experimental realization of a device comprising a lateral n - p junction grown by focused-ion molecular-beam epitaxy and a transducer to generate a surface acoustic wave. Acoustic charge transport across the junction and the accompanying photon emission are demonstrated. This type of l...

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Published in:Applied physics letters 2004-07, Vol.85 (3), p.491-493
Main Authors: Hosey, T., Talyanskii, V., Vijendran, S., Jones, G. A. C., Ward, M. B., Unitt, D. C., Norman, C. E., Shields, A. J.
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description We report the experimental realization of a device comprising a lateral n - p junction grown by focused-ion molecular-beam epitaxy and a transducer to generate a surface acoustic wave. Acoustic charge transport across the junction and the accompanying photon emission are demonstrated. This type of light-emitting diode is suitable for integration into acoustoelectric nanocircuits in which quasione-dimensional semiconductor channels serve as "wires" through which packets of charge are transported by surface acoustic waves. The diode provides a means by which to extend the functionality of acoustoelectric nanocircuits into the optical domain.
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