Dual-gate quantum dot transistors have been fabricated in n- and p -type strained SiGe on silicon-on-insulator. In single-gate modes, the narrow and wide gates on opposing sides modulate the single-charge tunnelling events in the quantum dot. When both gates are coupled together, the resultant modulation implies that capacitive coupling via the substrate controls the tunnelling. The coupling causes constructive-destructive effects in lifting-restoring the Coulomb blockade condition in the SiGe quantum dots.
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