Abstract

We report on the realization of 10 quantum Hall devices in series fabricated using epitaxial graphene on silicon carbide. Precision measurements with a resistance bridge indicate that the quantized Hall resistance across an array at a filling factor of 2 is equivalent to 5he2 within the measurement uncertainty of approximately 4 × 10−8. A quantum Hall phase diagram for the array shows that a metrological quantization of 5he2 can be achieved at the magnetic field of 6 T and a temperature of 4 K. This experiment demonstrates the possibility of timely unchangeable resistance reference in various ranges in relaxed experimental conditions.

Highlights

  • This experiment demonstrates the possibility of timely unchangeable resistance reference in various ranges in relaxed experimental conditions

  • We report on the realization of 10 quantum Hall devices in series fabricated using epitaxial graphene on silicon carbide

  • Precision measurements with a resistance bridge indicate that the quantized Hall resistance across an array at a within the measurement uncertainty of approximately 4 Â 10À8

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Summary

Introduction

This experiment demonstrates the possibility of timely unchangeable resistance reference in various ranges in relaxed experimental conditions. Precision measurements with a resistance bridge indicate that the quantized Hall resistance across an array at a within the measurement uncertainty of approximately 4 Â 10À8.

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