Abstract
Unexpected excess current was obtained in GaAs/InAs quantum dot structures at low temperatures and low current levels. This excess current exhibited instabilities with changing the bias, and over the time. It has been concluded that the excess current is a minority injection current connected with the high recombination rate through quantum dots. The instabilities are connected with unstable charge occupation of quantum dots.
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