Abstract
We present theoretical investigations of fluctuations of hot electrons in submicron active regions, where the dimensions 2 d of the region is comparable to the electron energy relaxation length L{sub {epsilon}}. The new physical phenomenon is reported; the fluctuations depend on the sample thickness, with 2d
Kochelap, V A;
Zahleniuk, N A;
[1]
Sokolov, V N
[2]
- International Centre for Theoretical Physics, Trieste (Italy)
- Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kiev (Ukraine). Inst. of Semiconductors
Citation Formats
Kochelap, V A, Zahleniuk, N A, and Sokolov, V N.
Limitation and suppression of hot electron fluctuations in submicron semiconductor structures.
IAEA: N. p.,
1992.
Web.
Kochelap, V A, Zahleniuk, N A, & Sokolov, V N.
Limitation and suppression of hot electron fluctuations in submicron semiconductor structures.
IAEA.
Kochelap, V A, Zahleniuk, N A, and Sokolov, V N.
1992.
"Limitation and suppression of hot electron fluctuations in submicron semiconductor structures."
IAEA.
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title = {Limitation and suppression of hot electron fluctuations in submicron semiconductor structures}
author = {Kochelap, V A, Zahleniuk, N A, and Sokolov, V N}
abstractNote = {We present theoretical investigations of fluctuations of hot electrons in submicron active regions, where the dimensions 2 d of the region is comparable to the electron energy relaxation length L{sub {epsilon}}. The new physical phenomenon is reported; the fluctuations depend on the sample thickness, with 2d
place = {IAEA}
year = {1992}
month = {Sep}
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title = {Limitation and suppression of hot electron fluctuations in submicron semiconductor structures}
author = {Kochelap, V A, Zahleniuk, N A, and Sokolov, V N}
abstractNote = {We present theoretical investigations of fluctuations of hot electrons in submicron active regions, where the dimensions 2 d of the region is comparable to the electron energy relaxation length L{sub {epsilon}}. The new physical phenomenon is reported; the fluctuations depend on the sample thickness, with 2d
place = {IAEA}
year = {1992}
month = {Sep}
}