Abstract

The anisotropic transport properties of quantum dot arrays fabricated by the nanoimprinted multilayer quantum wires have been investigated. The vertical transport characteristics are estimated by the carrier capture time from the electron reservoir to the low dimensional structures, which turned out to be longer than the spontaneous emission lifetime. The lateral transport characteristics are modeled after the quantum conductance between quantum dot arrays which are readily available from the miniband structures. The resulting lateral transport revealed that lateral quantum conductance can be minimized when the Fermi level is kept at the center of the miniband gap when the gap is larger than 4kT.

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