Features of modeling output characteristics quantum dot heterotransistor
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A problem of the output static characteristics of heterotransistor with quantum dots obtaining was researched. A method for the influence accounting of quantum dots on a transistor current in the physical and topological models was described. The obtained results confirm the previously estimated divergence of experimental data related to the ambiguity of the location of quantum dots in the channel plane
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