Electrical characterization of GaN-based layer structures

Wide band gap semiconductors are attractive for several microelectronic and photonic applications such as high power amplifiers, LEDs and laser diodes. Particularly, GaN-based semiconductors are promising as they exhibit attractive properties such as low intrinsic carrier concentration and high ther...

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主要作者: Firdous Banu
其他作者: K Radhakrishnan
格式: Final Year Project
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-458862023-07-07T17:17:59Z Electrical characterization of GaN-based layer structures Firdous Banu K Radhakrishnan School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering Temasek Laboratories @ NTU DRNTU::Engineering::Electrical and electronic engineering::Semiconductors Wide band gap semiconductors are attractive for several microelectronic and photonic applications such as high power amplifiers, LEDs and laser diodes. Particularly, GaN-based semiconductors are promising as they exhibit attractive properties such as low intrinsic carrier concentration and high thermal conductivity, even at high operating temperatures and harsh environments. In this project, GaN-based wide bandgap semiconductor materials grown using molecular beam epitaxy were studied. Electrical characterization including Current-voltage and Capacitance-voltage characteristics were carried out and the results were analyzed and correlated with growth parameters. Carrier profile measurements were also performed and studied. Temperature dependent test such as the low temperature Hall Effect measurement was also done on the MBE grown wafers to measure the electrical characterization. I also learnt simple microfabrication steps to produce semiconductor devices and analyze their performance. Bachelor of Engineering 2011-06-23T01:14:37Z 2011-06-23T01:14:37Z 2011 2011 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/45886 en Nanyang Technological University 65 p. application/pdf
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Firdous Banu
Electrical characterization of GaN-based layer structures
description Wide band gap semiconductors are attractive for several microelectronic and photonic applications such as high power amplifiers, LEDs and laser diodes. Particularly, GaN-based semiconductors are promising as they exhibit attractive properties such as low intrinsic carrier concentration and high thermal conductivity, even at high operating temperatures and harsh environments. In this project, GaN-based wide bandgap semiconductor materials grown using molecular beam epitaxy were studied. Electrical characterization including Current-voltage and Capacitance-voltage characteristics were carried out and the results were analyzed and correlated with growth parameters. Carrier profile measurements were also performed and studied. Temperature dependent test such as the low temperature Hall Effect measurement was also done on the MBE grown wafers to measure the electrical characterization. I also learnt simple microfabrication steps to produce semiconductor devices and analyze their performance.
author2 K Radhakrishnan
author_facet K Radhakrishnan
Firdous Banu
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author Firdous Banu
author_sort Firdous Banu
title Electrical characterization of GaN-based layer structures
title_short Electrical characterization of GaN-based layer structures
title_full Electrical characterization of GaN-based layer structures
title_fullStr Electrical characterization of GaN-based layer structures
title_full_unstemmed Electrical characterization of GaN-based layer structures
title_sort electrical characterization of gan-based layer structures
publishDate 2011
url http://hdl.handle.net/10356/45886
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