A microscopic investigation of hot-carrier vertical transport phenomena in semiconductor-based infrared photodetectors is presented. In order to overcome the intrinsic limitations of the conventional Monte Carlo method in describing the electro-optical response of such quantum devices—i.e. huge photocurrent fluctuations—a novel weighted Monte Carlo scheme is proposed. As shown by our simulated experiments, this new Monte Carlo strategy, particularly suited for the analysis of steady-state conditions, allows for a fully three-dimensional analysis of the basic microscopic processes governing new-generation infrared photodetectors
We review and discuss the first fully three-dimensional study of non-equilibrium carrier dynamics go...
The theory of electron transport in semiconductors is traditionally formulated in terms of the semic...
We present a simulation based investigation of the dependence of the device characteristics on the q...
A microscopic investigation of hot-carrier vertical transport phenomena in semiconductor-based infra...
In this paper we propose a novel Weighted Monte Carlo scheme which overcomes the intrinsic limitatio...
In this paper we propose a novel Weighted Monte Carlo scheme which overcomes the intrinsic limitatio...
A microscopic analysis of non-equilibrium phenomena in unipolar quantum devices is presented. In par...
We investigate different gain characteristics observed on quantum well infrared photodetectors (QWIP...
A microscopic analysis of the hot-carrier dynamics governing intersubband light-emitting devices is ...
We review and discuss the first fully three-dimensional study of non-equilibrium carrier dynamics go...
We review and discuss the first fully three-dimensional study of non-equilibrium carrier dynamics go...
We review and discuss the first fully three-dimensional study of non-equilibrium carrier dynamics go...
We review and discuss the first fully three-dimensional study of non-equilibrium carrier dynamics go...
The present article deals with device physics and modeling of an Hg0.28Cd0.72Te wide-area electron-i...
The theory of electron transport in semiconductors is traditionally formulated in terms of the semic...
We review and discuss the first fully three-dimensional study of non-equilibrium carrier dynamics go...
The theory of electron transport in semiconductors is traditionally formulated in terms of the semic...
We present a simulation based investigation of the dependence of the device characteristics on the q...
A microscopic investigation of hot-carrier vertical transport phenomena in semiconductor-based infra...
In this paper we propose a novel Weighted Monte Carlo scheme which overcomes the intrinsic limitatio...
In this paper we propose a novel Weighted Monte Carlo scheme which overcomes the intrinsic limitatio...
A microscopic analysis of non-equilibrium phenomena in unipolar quantum devices is presented. In par...
We investigate different gain characteristics observed on quantum well infrared photodetectors (QWIP...
A microscopic analysis of the hot-carrier dynamics governing intersubband light-emitting devices is ...
We review and discuss the first fully three-dimensional study of non-equilibrium carrier dynamics go...
We review and discuss the first fully three-dimensional study of non-equilibrium carrier dynamics go...
We review and discuss the first fully three-dimensional study of non-equilibrium carrier dynamics go...
We review and discuss the first fully three-dimensional study of non-equilibrium carrier dynamics go...
The present article deals with device physics and modeling of an Hg0.28Cd0.72Te wide-area electron-i...
The theory of electron transport in semiconductors is traditionally formulated in terms of the semic...
We review and discuss the first fully three-dimensional study of non-equilibrium carrier dynamics go...
The theory of electron transport in semiconductors is traditionally formulated in terms of the semic...
We present a simulation based investigation of the dependence of the device characteristics on the q...