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Figure 9. Electrical characterization of fullerene-peapods FETs: (A) Transfer curves for a pristine (unfilled) SWCNT FET and a C70 nanopeapods FET device (Reproduced with permission[26]. Copyright 2010, American Chemical Society). (B) Transfer curves measured for C69N nanopeapods FET (Reproduced with permission[26]. Copyright 2010, American Chemical Society). (C) IDS-VG characteristics measured at room temperature for an n-type semiconducting C59N@SWCNT and a metallic C59N@SWCNT without light (VDS = 0.1 V). The inset shows the IDS characteristic of the semiconducting C59N@SWCNT, which is measured as a function of time without and with incident light (400 nm wavelength) (Reproduced with permission[140]. Copyright 2009, American Chemical Society). (D) Transfer characteristics of C78, C90, and Dy@C82-peapods (VDS = 20 mV, T = 23 K) (Reproduced with permission[63]. Copyright 2003, Elsevier). (E) VG dependence of conductance measured at various temperatures (VDS = 4) (Reproduced with permission[23]. Copyright 2001, AIP Publishing). (F) Conductance of Dy@C82-peapods at temperatures from 4 to 215 K. The insets in (E) and (F) are band diagrams (Reproduced with permission[23]. Copyright 2001, AIP Publishing).

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