Abstract
Field dependent drift velocity results are presented for hole transport in bulk gallium antimonide material based on a Monte Carlo model which includes energy band warping. Transient drift velocities are demonstrated to be higher than for gallium arsenide. The steady-state characteristics are also shown to be superior. The material appears to have potential for high-speed photodetection.
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