2016
2016 China Semiconductor Technology International Conference (CSTIC)

Non-contact electrical characterization of GaN, SiC and AlGaN/GaN for device applications

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Abstract

Corona-Kelvin metrology has been successfully applied to achieve high-precision non-contact electrical characterization of epitaxial GaN, SiC and heteroepitaxial AlGaN/GaN without fabrication of test junction or Schottky diodes. Using the constant surface potential charge deposition method, an excellent dopant repeatability with 0.05% STDEV was demonstrated for n-type GaN with ND=2.9e17cm-3 and 0.1% STDEV For n-type SiC with ND=9.0e15cm-3. For AlGaN/GaN the results demonstrate corona-Kelvin 2DEG profiling with excellent correlation to standard mercury probe CV (MCV) measurement. However the novel charge-based technique demonstrates a unique quantification of 2DEG sheet charge using "charge to depletion". Results for oxidized GaN demonstrate interfacial characterization including Dit spectroscopy.

Topic

doping, mercury probe, non-contact electrical metrology, Non-Contact Measurement, silicon carbide (SiC), silicon compounds, Surface charge, AlGaN, GaN

Author

A Findlay, J Lagowski, M Wilson, A Savtchouk, B Hillard

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