Spin Injection, Manipulation, and Detection, in InAs Nanodevices
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Abstract
In this talk the authors will discuss their progress using InAs heterostructures to produce spin-polarized injection and detection, as well as manipulation of coherent spin-polarized electrons for a spin-based FET (SpinFET). High-quality n-type InAs heterostructures demonstrate many favorable characteristics necessary to the study of spin dynamics, including 2DEG's with small effective mass (m* = 0.023) and large g-factor (g = -15). Previously, high-mobility InAs heterostructures have been demonstrated in which electrons pass ballistically over hundreds of nanometers up to room temperature. Our devices seek to exploit the strong Spin-Orbit effect present in InAs to manipulate coherent spin-polarized electrons during transport, by producing perpendicular electric field using isolated top-gates fabricated over the electron transport region.
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Authors
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G.M. Jones
Naval Research Laboratory
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B.T. Jonker
Naval Research Laboratory
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B.R. Bennett
Naval Research Laboratory
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J.R. Meyer
Code 5613, Naval Research Laboratory, Washington DC 20375, Naval Research Laboratory
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M.E. Twigg
Naval Research Laboratory
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Thomas Reinecke
Naval Research Laboratory
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D. Park
Naval Research Laboratory
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S.V. Pereverzev
Naval Research Laboratory
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C.S. Badescu
Naval Research Laboratory
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C.H. Li
Naval Research Laboratory
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A.T. Hanbicki
Naval Research Laboratory
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O. Van'terve
Naval Research Laboratory
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I. Vurgaftman
Code 5613, Naval Research Laboratory, Washington DC 20375, Naval Research Laboratory