1994
DOI: 10.1103/physrevb.49.10278
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Theory of high-field electron transport and impact ionization in silicon dioxide

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“…An average increase of the critical field can be addressed to the physics of the breakdown mechanism and the SiO 2 layer thickness [10]. However, the specific increase of the critical field to ∼ 17 MV/cm for low deposition temperatures cannot be explained by this hypothesis and has to be related to high-κ layer properties.…”
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“…An average increase of the critical field can be addressed to the physics of the breakdown mechanism and the SiO 2 layer thickness [10]. However, the specific increase of the critical field to ∼ 17 MV/cm for low deposition temperatures cannot be explained by this hypothesis and has to be related to high-κ layer properties.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Le cristal, installé dans la chambre expérimentale [2] On peut remarquer certaines similitudes entre nos spectres et ceux des électrons résultant de l'ionisation atomique dans un champ intense (spectres ATI). Cependant les plateaux dans les spectre ATI des atomes apparaissent pour des intensités environ deux ordres de grandeur supérieures à celles utilisées Les modèles de l'échauffement d'électrons dans un solide à large bande interdite par un champ intense font essentiellement appel à l'interaction electron-photon-phonon [5][6][7][8]. La partie de basse énergie des spectres mesurés (Fig.…”
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“…The hydrogen-atom diffusion model [19] has been proposed to explain the power-law dependence with . However, a range of values of from 0.2 to 0.75 has been observed.…”
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