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Unipolar and bipolar operation of InAs/InSb nanowire heterostructure field-effect transistors

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Nilsson, Henrik A.
Caroff, Philippe
Lind, Erik
Pistol, Mats-Erik
Thelander, Claes
Wernersson, Lars-Erik

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American Institute of Physics

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We present temperature dependent electrical measurements on n-type InAs/InSb nanowireheterostructurefield-effect transistors. The barrier height of the heterostructure junction is determined to be 220 meV, indicating a broken bandgap alignment. A clear asymmetry is observed when applying a bias to either the InAs or the InSb side of the junction. Impact ionization and band-to-band tunneling is more pronounced when the large voltage drop occurs in the narrow bandgapInSb segment. For small negative gate-voltages, the InSb segment can be tuned toward p-type conduction, which induces a strong band-to-band tunneling across the heterostructucture junction.

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Journal of Applied Physics

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