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Material Properties for Heterostructures<br />

4.3 Data for Material Parameters<br />

4.3.1 Parameters for Base Materials<br />

Currently <strong>PISCES</strong>-<strong>2ET</strong> can h<strong>and</strong>le four material systems: Ge x Si 1-x , Al x Ga 1-x As, Al x In 1-x As, <strong>and</strong><br />

Ga x In 1-x As y P 1-y . Those compound materials can be derived from four types of base materials: Si,<br />

GaAs, InAs, <strong>and</strong> InP. A partial list of their respective material parameters are given in th following.<br />

Table 4.1<br />

E g<br />

†<br />

E g<br />

α<br />

β<br />

ε 0<br />

ε ∞<br />

χ<br />

m n<br />

*<br />

*<br />

m lh<br />

*<br />

m hh<br />

N C<br />

†<br />

N V<br />

†<br />

µ n<br />

†<br />

µ p<br />

†<br />

†<br />

v sat<br />

Si GaAs InAs InP units<br />

1.08 [23] 1.424 [24] 0.359 [28] 1.347 [26] eV<br />

1.17 [24] 1.519 [24] 0.4105 [28] 1.4205 eV<br />

4.73 [24] 5.405 [24] 3.35 [29] 4.1 10 -4 eV/K<br />

636 [24] 204 [24] 248 [29] 136 K<br />

11.8 [25] 13.1 [24] 14.55 [29] 12.4 [26]<br />

10.9 12.25 [28] 9.55 [26]<br />

4.17 [23] 4.07 [24] 4.9 [29] 4.4 [29] eV<br />

1.08 [25] 0.067 [26] 0.023 [26] 0.08 [26]<br />

0.16 [24] 0.074 [26] 0.024 [29] 0.089 [26]<br />

0.49 [24] 0.62 [26] 0.41 [29] 0.85 [26]<br />

19<br />

17<br />

m 0<br />

m 0<br />

m 0<br />

2.8×10 [24] 4.42×10 8.72×10 5.66×10 cm – 3<br />

19<br />

18<br />

1.04×10 [24] 8.47×10 6.66×10 2.03×10 cm – 3<br />

1500 [24] 8500 [24] 22600 [29] 4500 [29] cm 2 /V.s<br />

450 [24] 400 [24] 250 [27] 150 [29] cm 2 /V.s<br />

7<br />

7<br />

16<br />

18<br />

1.5×10 [27] 1×10 [23] 2.5×10<br />

[23] cm/ s<br />

7<br />

17<br />

19<br />

† T L = 300 K<br />

The lattice temperature dependent energy b<strong>and</strong>gap is modeled as follows:<br />

<strong>PISCES</strong>-<strong>2ET</strong> – 2D Device Simulation for Si <strong>and</strong> Heterostructures 35

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