Abstract

A mathematical model of the electron-hole plasma stationary distribution in the active region (i-region) of p-i-n-diodes in the dif-fusion-drift approximation is proposed. The model is represented in the form of a nonlinear singularly perturbed boundary value prob-lem for the system of equations of the electron-hole currents conti-nuity, the Poisson equation and the corresponding boundary condi-tions. The decomposition of the nonlinear boundary value problem of modeling the stationary distribution of charge carriers in the plasma of p-i-n-diodes is carried out on the basis of the solutions asymptotic representation. The model problem is reduced to a se-quence of the linear boundary value problems with a characteristic separation of the main (regular) components of the asymptotics and a boundary corrections. It was found that the formulation of the problem for finding the zero term of the asymptotics regular part coincides with the classical formulation of the p-i-n-diodes charac-teristics modeling problem, which is carried out in the approxima-tion of the ambipolar diffusion (approximation of a self-consistent electrostatic field).The proposed mathematical model and the method of its linearization make it possible to determing the main components in the diffusion-drift process and to study their role. For example, it becomes possible to study (including by analytical methods) the behavior of plasma in the p-i-, n-i-contacts zones. The results of the study are aimed at developing methods for de-signing p-i-n-diode structures, used, in particular, as active ele-ments of the signals switches of a microwave data transmission systems and the corresponding protective devices.

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