A vertical Schottky diode rectifier was fabricated using a bulk wafer. Pt Schottky contacts were prepared on the Ga face and full backside ohmic contact was prepared on the N face by using . The root mean square surface roughnesses of the Ga and N faces are 0.61 and , respectively. A relatively high breakdown field of was achieved with no additional edge termination. The breakdown field decreases as the size of the device increases. The background electron concentration of the bulk wafer was low , which may lead to a relatively high breakdown field even with no special edge termination. The forward turn-on voltage was as low as at the current density of . The device exhibited an ultrafast reverse recovery characteristics (reverse recovery time ).
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13 March 2006
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March 15 2006
Electrical characteristics of bulk -based Schottky rectifiers with ultrafast reverse recovery Available to Purchase
Yi Zhou;
Yi Zhou
Department of Physics,
Auburn University
, Auburn, Alabama 36849
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Mingyu Li;
Mingyu Li
Department of Physics,
Auburn University
, Auburn, Alabama 36849
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Dake Wang;
Dake Wang
Department of Physics,
Auburn University
, Auburn, Alabama 36849
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Claude Ahyi;
Claude Ahyi
Department of Physics,
Auburn University
, Auburn, Alabama 36849
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Chin-Che Tin;
Chin-Che Tin
Department of Physics,
Auburn University
, Auburn, Alabama 36849
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John Williams;
John Williams
Department of Physics,
Auburn University
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Minseo Park;
Minseo Park
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Department of Physics,
Auburn University
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N. Mark Williams;
N. Mark Williams
Kyma Technologies, Inc.
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Andrew Hanser
Andrew Hanser
Kyma Technologies, Inc.
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Yi Zhou
Mingyu Li
Dake Wang
Claude Ahyi
Chin-Che Tin
John Williams
Minseo Park
a)
N. Mark Williams
Andrew Hanser
Department of Physics,
Auburn University
, Auburn, Alabama 36849a)
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Appl. Phys. Lett. 88, 113509 (2006)
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July 08 2005
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February 13 2006
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Yi Zhou, Mingyu Li, Dake Wang, Claude Ahyi, Chin-Che Tin, John Williams, Minseo Park, N. Mark Williams, Andrew Hanser; Electrical characteristics of bulk -based Schottky rectifiers with ultrafast reverse recovery. Appl. Phys. Lett. 13 March 2006; 88 (11): 113509. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.2186368
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