2012
DOI: 10.1186/1556-276x-7-673
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Time-dependent universal conductance fluctuations in IrO2 nanowires

Abstract: Single-crystalline iridium dioxide nanowires show the time-dependent universal conductance fluctuations (TUCFs) at cryogenic temperatures. The conductance fluctuations persist up to temperature T as high as nearly 10 K. The root-mean-square TUCF magnitudes increase with decreasing T, reaching approximately 0.1 e2 / h at 1.7 K. We ascribe these conductance fluctuations to originating from the conduction electrons scattering upon mobile defects (moving scattering centers). Our measured TUCF characteristics are s… Show more

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“…Closer to established mesoscopic quantum coherence effects in metallic nanowires, Chien et al [202] and Lin et al [203] demonstrated quantum interference effects in IrO 2 nanowires that were annealed in vacuum to generate O vacancies. Noise measurements in electronic transport from 1.7 K to 350 K show an increase in 1/f noise for T < 20 K due to time-dependent universal conductance fluctuations (UCFs, here TUCFs) generated by scattering off mobile defects in the nanowires.…”
Section: Thin Film Electrical Transport Propertiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Closer to established mesoscopic quantum coherence effects in metallic nanowires, Chien et al [202] and Lin et al [203] demonstrated quantum interference effects in IrO 2 nanowires that were annealed in vacuum to generate O vacancies. Noise measurements in electronic transport from 1.7 K to 350 K show an increase in 1/f noise for T < 20 K due to time-dependent universal conductance fluctuations (UCFs, here TUCFs) generated by scattering off mobile defects in the nanowires.…”
Section: Thin Film Electrical Transport Propertiesmentioning
confidence: 99%