In this paper, the electrical and structural properties of Ti/Al Ohmic contacts have been investigated comparing AlGaN/GaN heterostructures with different dislocation density. The annealing temperature leading to Ohmic be-haviour is related to the material quality of the substrate. Moreover a different temperature dependence of the spe-cific contact resistance RC has been observed.

Mechanism of Ohmic contact formation in Ti/Al bilayers on AlGaN/GaN heterostructures with a different crystalline quality

G Greco;C Bongiorno;S Di Franco;F Giannazzo;F Roccaforte
2014

Abstract

In this paper, the electrical and structural properties of Ti/Al Ohmic contacts have been investigated comparing AlGaN/GaN heterostructures with different dislocation density. The annealing temperature leading to Ohmic be-haviour is related to the material quality of the substrate. Moreover a different temperature dependence of the spe-cific contact resistance RC has been observed.
2014
Istituto per la Microelettronica e Microsistemi - IMM
Inglese
Proceedings of the 38th Workshop on Compound Semiconductors Devices and Integrated Circuits (WOCSDICE2014) and 12th Expert Evaluation and Control of Compound Semiconductor Materials and Technology (EXMATEC2014)
38th Workshop on Compound Semiconductors Devices and Integrated Circuits (WOCSDICE2014)
95
96
2
K. Zekentes and E. Iliopulos
FORTH
GRECIA
No
15-18 June, 2014
Delphi (Greece)
5
none
G. Greco ; F. Iucolano ; C. Bongiorno ; S. Di Franco ; F. Giannazzo ; M. Leszczyski ; F. Roccaforte
273
info:eu-repo/semantics/conferenceObject
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