Concept and operation of Schottky emitter without suppressor electrode

The Schottky electron emitter is the most frequently used electron source in electron microscopes. A suppressor electrode around the emitter is usually employed to prevent emission from the shank of the cathode. A concept of operating the Schottky emitter without the suppressor electrode is proposed with the aim of lowering the potential of the...

Ambipolar Cu- and Fe-phthalocyanine single-crystal field-effect transistors

We report the observation of ambipolar transport in field-effect transistors fabricated on single crystals of copper- and iron-phthalocyanine, using gold as a high work-function metal for the fabrication of source and drain electrodes. In these devices, the room-temperature mobility of holes reaches 0.3?cm2/V?s in both materials. The highest...

STM imaging and spectroscopy of single copperphthalocyanine molecules