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Abstract
The electronic conduction processes in the minibands and excited states of semiconductor superlattices are reviewed and discussed. The paper includes an introduction on miniband conduction and hopping conduction between localized states. It focusses subsequently on interminiband transport, both in the context of theoretical approaches and of experimental observations of these effects. Rabi oscillations between interacting Wannier–Stark levels are considered in detail. The role of scattering, and the manifestation of multipeaked velocity-field relationships on carrier and electric field profiles are evidenced. The final part concerns transport above the superlattice barriers, and quasi-ballistic transport in excited superlattice minibands.
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