A solution in 3 dimensions for current in a semiconductor under high level injection from a point contact
Mike W. Denhoff

TL;DR
This paper presents a three-dimensional solution for analyzing current in semiconductors under high-level injection from a point contact, fitting theoretical models to experimental breakdown data.
Contribution
It introduces a 3D analytical approach for high-level injection in semiconductors, matching experimental current-voltage characteristics from ultrathin dielectric breakdown.
Findings
Minority carrier injection level was approximately 70%.
The model accurately fit the measured breakdown characteristics.
The approach advances understanding of high-level injection effects.
Abstract
The standard equations for semiconductor device analysis were solved by specifying the electron and hole current injected at a small contact, assuming high-level injection. Calculated current-voltage characteristics were fit to measurements of a single point breakdown in an ultrathin dielectric. It was found that the minority carrier injection level was about 70%.
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Taxonomy
TopicsSemiconductor materials and devices · Advancements in Semiconductor Devices and Circuit Design · Semiconductor materials and interfaces
