X-Doped Graphene (X = N, F) as Two Electrodes and (h-BN) m (m = 2–5) as the Insulator: A Nano Capacitor
Nanoscale dielectric capacitors have been widely studied due to their ability to store a high amount of energy. In this research, we have modeled one which is composed of a few dopants graphene layers including N, F (of second row in Mendeleev table) separated by an insulating medium
of a few h-BN layers. It has been indicated that the N, F atoms are the suitable dopants for hetero-structures of the X-G/(h-BN)
m
/X-G capacitor compared to those third row in Mendeleev table. It has been specifically studied the quantum and coulomb blocked effects of different
h-BN/graphene including hetero-structures, stacks for multi dielectric properties of different (h-BN)
n
/graphene. We have shown that the Quantum effect has appeared in small thickness of capacitor due to number of layers and this effect cannot occur in the layers more than
5 of h-BN, while the m = 3 is suitable layer for the capacitor simulation.
Keywords: Boron Nitride Sheet; Coulomb Blockade; Graphene Electrode; Nanoscale Dielectric Capacitors
Document Type: Research Article
Affiliations: Department of Chemistry, Science and Research Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tehran, 1477893855, Iran
Publication date: 01 December 2015
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