June 2019
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Japanese Journal of Applied Physics
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June 2019
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64 Reads
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3 Citations
Japanese Journal of Applied Physics
March 2019
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331 Reads
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47 Citations
IEEE Photonics Journal
AlGaN-based deep UV (DUV) LEDs generally employ a p-type electron blocking layer (EBL) to suppress electron overflow. However, Al-rich III-nitride EBL can result in challenging p-doping and large valence band barrier for hole injection as well as epitaxial complexity. As a result, wall plug efficiency (WPE) can be compromised. Our systematic studies of band diagram and carrier concentration reveal that carrier concentrations in the quantum well (QW) and electron overflow can be significantly impacted because of the slope variation of the QB conduction and valence bands, which in turn influence radiative recombination and optical output power. Remarkably, grading the Al composition from 0.60 to 0.70 for the 12-nm-thick AlGaN QB of the DUV LED without the EBL can lead to 13.5% higher output power and similar level of overflown electron concentration as opposed to the conventional DUV LED with the p-type EBL. This paradigm is significant for the pursuit of higher WPE or shorter emission wavelength for DUV LEDs and lasers, as it provides a new direction for addressing electron overflow and hole injection issues.
March 2019
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January 2019
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Gallium Oxide (Ga2O3) has a huge potential on the power device for its high breakdown filed and good transport properties. beta-Ga2O3 as the thermodynamics stable phase, has been demonstrated to form high electron mobility transistor (HEMT) through delta-doping in the barrier due to its none-polar property. Following the development in III-V HEMT which turns from delta-doping-induced to polarization-induced 2DEG, an alternative method based on III-N materials/beta-Ga2O3 heterostructure is proposed that utilizing the polarization difference on the interface. Further requirements of electric field and conduction band difference show that only nitrogen (N)-polar AlN on beta-Ga2O3 can form the channel and hold large 2DEG concentration on the interface. Compared with conventional metal-polar AlN/GaN HEMT, the proposed N-polar AlN/beta-Ga2O3 HEMT show a much larger 2DEG concentration, the spontaneous-polarization-dominated electric field, better DC output performance, as well as higher breakdown voltage. This study provides a new research approach that shifting from delta-doping-induced to polarization-induced on beta-Ga2O3-based HEMT, which can also be a guideline for community excavating the application potential of Ga2O3.
... So to be able to compare to experiment we calculate the total-polarization charge for the ternary-alloy heterostructures, using the method outlined in the previous section. For (AlGa)N/GaN, Eq. 12 becomes: 53 Davidsson et al., 54 Arulkumaran et al., 55 Ng et al., 56 Smorchkova et al., 57 Jia et al., 58 Li et al., 59 Jho et al., 60 Lai et al. 61 and Turchinovich et al. 62 Some of these values are modified from field to charge for comparison. Data points in (c) are theoretical values obtained by Caro et al. 17 See text for a thorough discussion. ...
June 2019
Japanese Journal of Applied Physics
... Our study indicates that reducing the polarization of the electric field is essential to achieve InGaNbased red LEDs with a low operating voltage; and heterojunction polarization engineering is a promising path for future device optimization. For example, we employed an AlN SCL in this study, a polarization-matched MQW in our previous study, and a staggered InGaN QW in Zhao et al.'s work [28,29]. We hope that this paper will increase interest in this topic and aid in the development and commercialization of high-performance InGaN-based red LEDs. ...
March 2019
... However, the p-type doping of EBL has some limitations. Excellent p-type doping is necessary for the EBL to achieve low layer resistance [7]. In addition to, the ineffective Mg-doping leads to very low concentrations of free holes in AlGaN [8,9]. ...
March 2019
IEEE Photonics Journal