This paper presents results on the fabrication of single electron tunneling devices using silicon nanocrystals. We prepare silicon nanocrystals of uniform particle size by very-high-frequency plasma processing and deposit them on a poly-silicon electrode structure having a very small inter-electrode separation of 26–70 nm. Current-voltage (I–V) characteristics show Coulomb blockade and Coulomb staircase at 77 K. For very narrow electrode separation, Coulomb staircase appears in I-V characteristics even at room temperature.
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