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Bias circuit effects on the current-voltage characteristic of double-barrier tunneling structures: Experimental and theoretical results
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EngineeringTheoretical ResultsSemiconductor DeviceTunneling MicroscopyNanoelectronicsElectronic EngineeringTunnelingBias Circuit EffectsDevice ModelingElectrical EngineeringPhysicsNonlinear CircuitBias Temperature InstabilityCurrent-voltage CharacteristicMicroelectronicsDc Current-voltageStress-induced Leakage CurrentApplied PhysicsDevice OscillationsExternal Circuit Elements
Using the stable, dc current-voltage (I-V) curve measured from a double-barrier resonant tunneling structure, we have studied the effects of external circuit elements on device oscillations. A simulation, using the experimental I-V and a simple circuit model for the biasing arrangement, showed that hysteresis and vertical jumps appear in the current-voltage curve when the circuit oscillates. This observation is supported by experimental results obtained on the same device with external circuit elements intentionally added to the biasing configuration.
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