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Hot electron transistors on silicon substrate (HESS)-a computational prototyping
Operational principles of hot electron transistors based on the real space transfer effect are examined. New device configurations on a silicon substrate without use of heterojunctions are proposed. Design trade-offs for different operating conditions are briefly summarized. The new designs are computationally prototyped by a full-band Monte Carlo device simulator.