EFFECT OF THE WIDTH OF THE SPACER LAYERS ON THE SIZE OF THE BISTABILITY REGION IN THE CURRENT-VOLTAGE CHARACTERISTICS OF 2-BARRIER TUNNEL RESONANCE DIODES
Mm. Vrubel et al., EFFECT OF THE WIDTH OF THE SPACER LAYERS ON THE SIZE OF THE BISTABILITY REGION IN THE CURRENT-VOLTAGE CHARACTERISTICS OF 2-BARRIER TUNNEL RESONANCE DIODES, Technical physics letters, 23(11), 1997, pp. 823-824
This paper discusses the question of how the size of the spacer layers
affects the position and width of the bistability region in the curre
nt-voltage characteristics of tunnel resonance diodes. The current-vol
tage characteristics were calculated in terms of the self-consistent e
ffective-mass approximation. increasing the size of the spacer layers
shifts the lower boundary of the bistability region upwards so that th
is region becomes narrower and then completely disappears. (C) 1997 Am
erican Institute of Physics.