Abstract
This letter discusses the effects of surface charges and the cathode doping notch on the high-field domain propagation in an X-band cylindrical Gunn-effect device. The charges considered are the direct result of Maxwell's boundary conditions imposed at the device surface. The letter also demonstrates that, for Gunn oscillations to prevail, a 3-dimensional model requires a larger doping fluctuation than a 1-dimensional model.
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