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Two-phonon scattering in non-polar semiconductors: a first-principles study of warm electron transport in Si
Benjamin Hatanpää, Alexander Y. Choi, Peishi S. Cheng +1
The ab-initio theory of charge transport in semiconductors typically employs the lowest-order perturbation theory in which electrons interact with one phonon (1ph). This theory is…
Self-heating of cryogenic high-electron-mobility transistor amplifiers and the limits of microwave noise performance
Anthony J. Ardizzi, Alexander Y. Choi, Bekari Gabritchidze +4
The fundamental limits of the microwave noise performance of high electron mobility transistors (HEMTs) are of scientific and practical interest for applications in radio astronomy…
High-field transport and hot electron noise in GaAs from first principles: role of two-phonon scattering
Peishi S. Cheng, Jiace Sun, Shi-Ning Sun +2
High-field charge transport in semiconductors is of fundamental interest and practical importance. While the \textit{ab initio} treatment of low-field transport is well-developed,…
Theory of drain noise in high electron mobility transistors based on real-space transfer
Iretomiwa Esho, Alexander Y. Choi, Austin J. Minnich
High electron mobility transistors are widely used as microwave amplifiers owing to their low microwave noise figure. Electronic noise in these devices is typically modeled by nois…
Characterization of self-heating in cryogenic high electron mobility transistors using Schottky thermometry
Alexander Y. Choi, Iretomiwa Esho, Bekari Gabritchidze +2
Cryogenic low noise amplifiers based on high electron mobility transistors (HEMTs) are widely used in applications such as radio astronomy, deep space communications, and quantum c…
Electronic noise of warm electrons in semiconductors from first-principles
Alexander Y. Choi, Peishi Cheng, Benjamin Hatanpaa +1
The ab-initio theory of low-field electronic transport properties such as carrier mobility in semiconductors is well-established. However, an equivalent treatment of electronic flu…