Conventional macroscopic impact ionization models which use the average carrier energy as main parameter can-not accurately describe the phenomenon in modern miniatur-ized devices. Here we present a new model which is based on an analytic expression for the distribution function. In partic-ular, the distribution function model accounts explicitly for a hot and a cold carrier population in the drain region of MOS transistors. The parameters are determined by three even mo-ments obtained from a solution of a six moments transport model. Together with a nonparabolic description of the den-sity of states accurate closed form macroscopic impact ion-ization models can be derived based on familiar microscopic descriptions
\u3cp\u3eIn small bipolar and MOS transistors, the electrons gain much less energy than according to...
A new model for impact ionization in Si is presented, which goes beyond the limitations of the Keldy...
This paper addresses the problem of the origin of majority and minority carriers' substrate currents...
We develop a quantitative model of the impact-ionizationand hot-electron–injection processes in MOS ...
A simplified hydrodynamic (HD) model has been developed for the study of impact ionization (II) phen...
Impact ionization processes define the breakdown characteristics of semiconductor devices. An accura...
The paradigm shift from a field- to an energy-based framework in the modeling of hot-carrier-induced...
A new SPICE model of the bipolar transistor including avalanche multiplication and current crowding ...
A new SPICE model of the bipolar transistor including avalanche multiplication and current crowding ...
Within the framework of Keldysh impact ionization model the calculation of effective threshold energ...
Despite the increasing importance of energy-balance over drift-diffusion modelling in submicron devi...
Power devices can be found in diverse applications, for instance, as switches in battery systems. Su...
We develop a compact physics model for hot-carrier degradation (HCD) that is valid over a wide range...
Impact ionization (II) has played an important role in semiconductor devices; yet the understanding ...
Aspects of high field transport related to hot electron reliability effects are investigated--with s...
\u3cp\u3eIn small bipolar and MOS transistors, the electrons gain much less energy than according to...
A new model for impact ionization in Si is presented, which goes beyond the limitations of the Keldy...
This paper addresses the problem of the origin of majority and minority carriers' substrate currents...
We develop a quantitative model of the impact-ionizationand hot-electron–injection processes in MOS ...
A simplified hydrodynamic (HD) model has been developed for the study of impact ionization (II) phen...
Impact ionization processes define the breakdown characteristics of semiconductor devices. An accura...
The paradigm shift from a field- to an energy-based framework in the modeling of hot-carrier-induced...
A new SPICE model of the bipolar transistor including avalanche multiplication and current crowding ...
A new SPICE model of the bipolar transistor including avalanche multiplication and current crowding ...
Within the framework of Keldysh impact ionization model the calculation of effective threshold energ...
Despite the increasing importance of energy-balance over drift-diffusion modelling in submicron devi...
Power devices can be found in diverse applications, for instance, as switches in battery systems. Su...
We develop a compact physics model for hot-carrier degradation (HCD) that is valid over a wide range...
Impact ionization (II) has played an important role in semiconductor devices; yet the understanding ...
Aspects of high field transport related to hot electron reliability effects are investigated--with s...
\u3cp\u3eIn small bipolar and MOS transistors, the electrons gain much less energy than according to...
A new model for impact ionization in Si is presented, which goes beyond the limitations of the Keldy...
This paper addresses the problem of the origin of majority and minority carriers' substrate currents...