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          <dc:contributor>Stillman, Gregory E.</dc:contributor>
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          <dc:description>A new technique has been developed to measure the conduction band discontinuities ($\Delta$E$\sb{\rm c})$ at certain semiconductor heterojunctions. The technique involves measuring the spectral response of specially designed p$\sp{+}$N$\sp{-}$ heterojunction photodiodes. Internal photoemission from the valence band of the p$\sp{+}$ layer is observed in these devices and power law fits are used to accurately extract the threshold energy. A simple calculation then gives the size of the conduction band heterobarrier. Subsequent analysis of small barrier lowering effects allows $\Delta$E$\sb{\rm c}$ to be deduced directly, accurately, and reliably.</dc:description>
          <dc:description>This technique has been applied to GaAs-Al$\sb{\rm x}$Ga$\sb{\rm 1-x}$As (x $&amp;gt;$ 0.5) heterojunctions at room temperature and to Ga$\sb{0.47}$In$\sb{0.53}$As-InP heterojunctions over a temperature range of 135 K to 300 K.</dc:description>
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          <dc:title>Internal Photoemission and Energy Band Discontinuities at Semiconductor Heterojunctions</dc:title>
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