Fabrication and characteristics of a 4H-SiC junction barrier Schottky diode
陈丰平, 张玉明, 吕红亮, 张义门, 郭辉, 郭鑫
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陈丰平, 张玉明, 吕红亮, 张义门, 郭辉, 郭鑫
Abstract
4H-SiC junction barrier Schottky(JBS)diodes with four kinds of design have been fabricated and characterized using two different processes in which one is fabricated by making the P-type ohmic contact of the anode independently,and the other is processed by depositing a Schottky metal multi-layer on the whole anode.The reverse performances are compared to find the influences of these factors.The results show that JBS diodes with field guard rings have a lower reverse current density and a higher breakdown voltage,and with independent P-type ohmic contact manufacturing,the reverse performance of 4H-SiC JBS diodes can be improved effectively. Furthermore,the P-type ohmic contact is studied in this work.
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4H-SiC junction barrier Schottky(JBS)diodes with four kinds of design have been fabricated and characterized using two different processes in which one is fabricated by making the P-type ohmic contact of the anode independently,and the other is processed by depositing a Schottky metal multi-layer on the whole anode.The reverse performances are compared to find the influences of these factors.The results show that JBS diodes with field guard rings have a lower reverse current density and a higher breakdown voltage,and with independent P-type ohmic contact manufacturing,the reverse performance of 4H-SiC JBS diodes can be improved effectively. Furthermore,the P-type ohmic contact is studied in this work.
Key concepts: Ohmic contact, Schottky barrier, Materials science, Optoelectronics, Schottky diode, Diode, Metal–semiconductor junction, Anode