In an experimental investigation carried out on multilayer silicon hom
ostructures (of the n+-n-n+ type) an electric interaction between the
two homointerfaces through majority carriers as a function of the geom
etrical factor has been shown. The two model homointerfaces were forme
d in the same monocrystal (CVD epitaxy) by only an abrupt change in th
e impurity doping level. Samples differing in the spacing of their par
allel interfaces were characterized in the stationary and steady state
s (static and quasi-static regimes) to reveal modifications in their m
acroscopic transport. It has been demonstrated that the thermionic emi
ssion current, normally taken into account in the barrier transport (w
ith large potential barriers) dominates in only two of five characteri
stic bias intervals. The two other phenomena, also related to the geom
etrical factor, i.e. the diffusion-drift and tunneling currents, domin
ate the conduction over practically the whole dc-bias range. These res
ults allow the study of short and long range electrical interactions a
s well as the free carrier micromovement of simple and complex semicon
ductor interfaces of multilayer devices.