Ag. Akimov et al., A CONTROLLABLE RESISTOR WITH FEATURES OF A FIELD-EFFECT TRANSISTOR AND SEMICONDUCTOR HALL-EFFECT SENSOR, Instruments and experimental techniques (New York), 41(5), 1998, pp. 706-709
The design and characteristics of the controllable silicon resistor, c
ombining features of a field-effect transistor (FET) and a semiconduct
or Hall-effect sensor, are described. The parameters of the device are
controlled by a two-gate metal-ilator-semiconductor-ilator-metal syst
em based on silicon on ilater structure with a thin (200-nm) silicon l
ayer. The device can operate both as an FET and a magnetotransistor wi
th a normally conducting or normally blocked channel. The semiconducto
r Hall-effect sensor has a much higher specific voltage sensitivity at
a significant (greater than one order of magnitude) decrease of the o
perating current than the sensitivity of commonly used GaAs-based Hall
-effect sensors.