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Low-high homojunction in the stationary state

This work develops an analytical description of the electrostatic (stationary state) properties of an abrupt low-high homojunction within the context of Maxwell–Boltzmann statistics (nondegenerate semiconductors). The considerations are based on an application of the electrostatic law of abrupt junc...

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Published in:Journal of applied physics 1991-05, Vol.69 (9), p.6526-6541
Main Author: KUZNICKI, Z. T
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