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Corrections to conductivity caused by a constant-field influence on the scattering processes in semiconductors

The constant-field influence on the electron scattering processes in semiconductors is shown to lead to correction of the static conductivity. This correction is non-zero in particular for the absence of electron heating. In the case of acoustic phonon scattering, the correction is small. For optic phonon scattering and ionised impurity scattering, the corrections can be of the order of a few per cent and 10-20%, respectively.