1962
DOI: 10.1109/t-ed.1962.15058
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Kinks in the current-voltage characteristic of abrupt heterojunction diodes

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“…These showed characteristics having an exponential region between low4 and A with a slope of e / q kT where e is the electronic charge and 7 = 1. 22 a t room temperature and q = 4.3 at liquid air temperatures. This would result in the curves being almost parallel which is compatible with tunnelling controlled mechanisms.…”
Section: Measurementsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These showed characteristics having an exponential region between low4 and A with a slope of e / q kT where e is the electronic charge and 7 = 1. 22 a t room temperature and q = 4.3 at liquid air temperatures. This would result in the curves being almost parallel which is compatible with tunnelling controlled mechanisms.…”
Section: Measurementsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…More recently, a group consisting of Messrs. Perlman, Oldham, Williams, Feucht, and Milnes h a v e carried out a m o r e intensive investigation into the Ge-GaAs system originally studied by Anderson and extended the w o r k to other systems as G e -S i and In_P-GaAs. In a series of papers (15)(16)(17)(18)(19)34), the general conclusion reached seems to be that there are a large n u m b e r of unexplained discrepancies which m a k e uncertain the complete validity of the discontinuous e n e r g y -g a p model. Continuing w o r k by H o ward and Fang (20, 21) on n -n G e -G a A s diodes has shown that these heterojunctions have subnanosecond switching times but suffer the disadvantage of having a low reverse b r e a k d o w n voltage.…”
Section: October 1964mentioning
confidence: 99%