Trapping Effects
Trapping Effects is a physical phenomenon in wide-bandgap semiconductor devices characterized by the temporary capture and subsequent release of charge carriers by defect states within the bandgap, leading to dynamic performance degradation such as current dispersion, threshold voltage shift, and reduced device reliability.
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Diffusion by a Random Velocity Field
Robert H. Kraichnan · The Physics of Fluids · 1970 · 1K citations
Scattering of electrons at threading dislocations in GaN
Nils Weimann, L.F. Eastman, D. Doppalapudi et al. · Journal of Applied Physics · 1998 · 615 citations
Interaction of Normal Modes with Electron Traps
Jordan J. Markham · Reviews of Modern Physics · 1959 · 473 citations
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