1 April 1998 Generalized dc model of GaAs optical field effect transistor considering ion-implanted profile
Shubha Rani Saxena, R. B. Lohani, R. U. Khan, B. B. Pal
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Basic concepts and theory are developed for the effect of optical radiation on the dc characteristics of a generalized model of an ion-implanted GaAs metal-semiconductor field effect transistor (MESFET). The optical radiation is allowed to fall on a transparent or semitransparent Schottky gate and the spacing between the gate source and gate drain. The continuity equations are solved for the excess carriers in the depletion region below the Schottky gate in the channel region and in the depletion region at the junction of the active layer and the substrate. The current-voltage (/- V) characteristics show a remarkable enhancement in the drain source current compared to opaque gate optically controlled field effect transistor (OPFET) (a special case of the generalized dc model). This highlights the importance of two photovoltages developed across the Schottky junction and the channel-substrate junction. The transconductance, the channel conductance, and the photovoltages are also observed to be strongly affected by the flux densities.
Shubha Rani Saxena, R. B. Lohani, R. U. Khan, and B. B. Pal "Generalized dc model of GaAs optical field effect transistor considering ion-implanted profile," Optical Engineering 37(4), (1 April 1998). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.601895
Published: 1 April 1998
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KEYWORDS
Electrons

Gallium arsenide

Darmstadtium

Field effect transistors

Opacity

Dielectrophoresis

Diffusion

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