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Figure 1: Schematic representation of the modeled device.
Figure 2: Left : I − V DS characteristics for V G = 0V and V G = 0.2V . The dashed line corresponds to φ ph = 10 −4 /φ 0 , the solid line corresponds to φ ph = 10 5 /φ 0 which is a good approximation to the drift-diffusion model
Table 1: Table of the main physical values
Figure 4: Evolution of the temperature in the device for a Gate voltage V G = 0V (left) and V G = 0.2V (right).
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