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Nanotube & Graphene ElectroMechanics Adrian Bachtold CIN2 (ICN-CSIC) Barcelona nanotube device 1 m 100 nm Eichler (Barcelona) Graphene 300 nm Moser (Barcelona) Graphene Hall Bar 200nm ultimate 1D and 2D NEMS When going small F


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Adrian Bachtold Nanotube & Graphene ElectroMechanics

CIN2 (ICN-CSIC) Barcelona

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1 m

nanotube device

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100 nm

Eichler (Barcelona)

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Graphene

Moser (Barcelona)

300 nm

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Graphene Hall Bar

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200nm

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ultimate 1D and 2D NEMS

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When going small

F = -kx

x (nm) F (nN) x (nm) F (nN)

C Lee et al. Science 2008;321:385-388

GRAPHENE

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bending rigidity

GRAPHENE

Atalaya, Isacsson and Kinaret, Nano Letters (2008)

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1992 1994 1996 1998 2000 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010 1E-24 1E-23 1E-22 1E-21 1E-20 1E-19 1E-18 1E-17 1E-16 1E-15 1E-14 1E-13 1E-12 1E-11 1E-10 1E-9

Reulet Chiu Jenssen Lassagne Yang Ekinci Ono Forsen Lavrik Poncharal

mass resolution (g) year

Cleveland .

Motivation : mass sensing

Lassagne, Garcia-Sanchez, Aguasca, Bachtold, Nano Letters 2008

  • K. Jensen, K. Kim, and A. Zettl. Nature Nanotech 2008

Chiu, Hung, Postma, Bockrath, Nano Letters 2008

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1992 1994 1996 1998 2000 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010 1E-24 1E-23 1E-22 1E-21 1E-20 1E-19 1E-18 1E-17 1E-16 1E-15 1E-14 1E-13 1E-12 1E-11 1E-10 1E-9

Reulet Chiu Jenssen Lassagne Yang Ekinci Ono Forsen Lavrik Poncharal

mass resolution (g) year

Cleveland .

Motivation : mass sensing

Lassagne, Garcia-Sanchez, Aguasca, Bachtold, Nano Letters 2008

  • K. Jensen, K. Kim, and A. Zettl. Nature Nanotech 2008

Chiu, Hung, Postma, Bockrath, Nano Letters 2008

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Motivation : quantum limit

  m xQL  

O’Connell, et al., Nature 2010 60 m

xQL ~ 2·10-17 m xQL ~ 10-11 m

1 m

) 2 / 1 (   n E  

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seeing is believing

Garcia-Sanchez, San Paulo, Esplandiu, Perez-Murano, Forro, Aguasca, Bachtold, PRL 2007

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mixing technique – frequency modulation

  • V. Gouttenoire et al., Small 6, 1060 (2010)

adapted from V. Sazonova et al., Nature 431, 284 (2004)

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mixing technique – frequency modulation

  • V. Gouttenoire et al., Small 6, 1060 (2010)

adapted from V. Sazonova et al., Nature 431, 284 (2004)

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mixing technique – frequency modulation

frequency mixing current

) Re(x f I mix   

  • V. Gouttenoire et al., Small 6, 1060 (2010)

adapted from V. Sazonova et al., Nature 431, 284 (2004)

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frequency mixing current

resonance frequency resonance width

Q f f /   f

) 2 cos(

2 2

ft F kx t x t x m            2 mf Q  m k f / 2 1  

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What a surprise !

) 2 cos(

2 2

ft F kx t x t x m            2 mf Q  m k f / 2 1  

driving force

strong deviation

5 K

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) 2 cos(

2 2

ft F kx t x t x m            2 mf Q  m k f / 2 1  

frequency shift (kHz) width (Hz)

strong deviation

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) 2 cos(

2 2

ft F kx t x t x m            2 mf Q  m k f / 2 1  

frequency shift (kHz) width (Hz)

strong deviation

Scott Bunch, et al. Science 2007

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) 2 cos(

2 2

ft F kx t x t x m            2 mf Q  m k f / 2 1  

frequency shift (kHz) width (Hz)

strong deviation

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higher order terms

Duffing force

shift (kHz) width (Hz) 3

x x kx x m      

  

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3

x x kx x m      

   3 2 2 2

ex x dx cxx x bx ax     

higher order terms

shift (kHz) width (Hz)

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x x2  

Ron Lifshitz and M.C. Cross. Review of Nonlinear Dynamics and Complexity 1 (2008) 1-52.

  • S. Zaitsev, O. Shtempluck, E. Buks, O. Gottlieb, arXiv:0911.0833

Dykman, Krivoglaz, Phys. Stat. Sol. (b) (1975)

nonlinear damping

3

x x kx x m      

  

higher order terms

shift (kHz) width (Hz)

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NONLINEAR DAMPING

3 / 2

) (

AC

V 

shift (kHz) width (Hz)

x x2  

3

x x kx x m      

  

  • A. Eichler, J. Moser, J. Chaste, M. Zdrojek, I. Wilson-Rae, A. Bachtold, Nature Nano (published online)
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hysteresis and nonlinear damping

x x2  

3

x x kx x m      

  

2 / 3 / f    

NO hysterisis

2 / 3 / f    

hysterisis

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DAMPING

 x Fdamping 

for mechanical resonators

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  x Fdamping 

1 m 1 mm 1 m 1 nm

Paris Vienna Caltech Caltech

  x x Fdamping

2

Ligo

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high quality factor

90 mK

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   

     x x x x kx x m

2 3 

 

Can we tune:

?

parametric excitation

) cos( t k k k    

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parametric excitation

) cos( t k k k    

1.25e+007 2.50e+007 3.75e+007 5.00e+007 6.25e+007 7.50e+007 8.75e+007 1.00e+0 3.75 2.50 1.25 0.00
  • 1.25
  • 2.50
  • 3.75
col row
  • 3.75e-010
  • 2.50e-010
  • 1.25e-010
  • 2.78e-017
1.25e-010 2.50e-010 3.75e-010 RF_9_treated

f0 (MHz) 4

  • 4

Vg (V) 10 100

2

f k 

2 f  

Eichler, Chaste, Moser, Bachtold, Nano Letters (ASAP)

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parametric excitation

) cos( t k k k    

2 f  

Eichler, Chaste, Moser, Bachtold, Nano Letters (ASAP)

   

     x x x x kx x m

2 3 

 

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   

     x x x x kx x m

2 3 

 

Can we tune:

?

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coupling mechanics and electron transport

Lassagne, Tarakanov, Kinaret, Garcia-Sanchez, Bachtold, Science (2009) see also: Steele, Hüttel, Witkamp, Poot, Meerwaldt, Kouwenhoven, van der Zant, Science (2009)

mechanics mechanics electronics 4K

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Tuning the motion

linear nonlinear

   x x k F

electro electro electro

becomes nontrivial

electro

F

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nonlinear dynamics of the nanotube

Lassagne, Tarakanov, Kinaret, Garcia-Sanchez, Bachtold, Science (2009) linear

driving force

nonlinear

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conclusion

   

     x x x x kx x m

2 3 

 

Eichler, et al., Nature Nano (online) Lassagne et al., Science (2009)

   x x k F

electro electro electro

Eichler, et al., Nano Letters (ASAP)

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R Rurali E Hernandez A San Paulo F Perez S Zippilli G Morigi F Alzina C Sotomayor S Roche

MJ Esplandiu J Chaste A Eichler B Lassagne J Moser M Zdrojek Quantum NanoElectronics group ICN

Barcelona

EURYI, NMP RODIN, Spanish ministry

Cornell A van der Zande P McEuen

A Barreiro D Garcia M Slezinska A Gruneis A Afshar I Tsioutsios

Chalmers Y Tarakanov J Kinaret Paris

  • M. Lazzeri
  • F. Mauri

Santa Barbara B Thibeault MIT P Jarillo-Herrero Munich I Wilson-Rae