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Devices and structures

Devices and structures

Graphene beam splitter gives electron quantum optics a boost

25 Apr 2021
Quantum beam splitter
Splitting up: schematic of the electron beam splitter with the n side on the right and the p side on the left. (Courtesy: M Jo et al/Phys. Rev. Lett.)
A graphene-based “beam splitter” for electronic currents has been built by researchers in France

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