Journal of Applied Physics · 1964 · 141 citations · 6 references
EngineeringElectrical EngineeringRecombinationSemiconductor DevicesSemiconductor MaterialsDevice ModelingDevice SimulationDopingSemiconductor HeterostructuresSemiconductor PhysicsWide-bandgap Semiconductor DevicesCarrier InjectionCurrent-voltage CharacterizationCurrent-voltage RelationsDeep-level DefectsDeep-level ImpuritiesDoping Effects On Device PerformanceLow-temperature MaterialsRecombination Centers
The analysis of double injection for a semi-insulator model with a single recombination center extends previous treatments by varying the ratio of occupied and unoccupied centers. The voltage-current characteristic of the model consists of an Ohm's-law region followed by a square-law region that terminates into a vertically rising current (threshold of double injection). Expressions for the Ohm's-law-square-law intersection voltage and the threshold (breakdown) voltages represent experimental results better than expressions derived from earlier models. Together with experimental voltages from Au-doped Ge devices at low temperature, these expressions give the electron- and hole-capture-cross section of the recombination center.
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Double Injection in Insulators
Murray A. Lampert · Physical Review · 1962 · 274 citations
Injection Breakdown in Iron-Doped Germanium Diodes
W. W. Tyler · Physical Review · 1954 · 44 citations