论文信息 - SURFACE CHARGE TRANSPORT IN SILICON

SURFACE CHARGE TRANSPORT IN SILICON

Surface charge was successfully transported by means of a series of overlapping conductor‐insulator‐semiconductor capacitor plates. The transport mechanism involves a field‐driven diffusionlike phenomenon which is analyzed theoretically, and the results are compared to experiments performed on simple structures.

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