High electron mobility transistor with integrated low forward bias diode
A high electron mobility, transistor technology, applied in the direction of diodes, transistors, electric solid-state devices, etc., can solve the problems of area loss, increased cost, instability of Schottky diodes, etc.
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[0018] figure 1 One embodiment of a high electron mobility transistor (HEMT) 100 with an integrated diode 102 with low forward bias, stable threshold voltage, and high current drive capability is shown. Diode 102 in figure 1 shown schematically. HEMT 100 is suitable for low voltage applications in the range of about 30V to 100V, for example. HEMT 100 includes a semiconductor substrate 104, such as a Si, SiC, or sapphire wafer, and may include an optional insulating layer 106, such as an AlN layer, formed on substrate 104 depending on the type of substrate material used. A lower III-V semiconductor buffer zone 108 , such as a GaN layer, is formed on the optional insulating layer 106 or directly on the substrate 104 . A compensation structure 110 is formed on the lower III-V semiconductor buffer 108, and an upper III-V semiconductor buffer 116, such as a layer of GaN, is formed on the compensation structure 110 such that the compensation structure 110 is interposed by the upp...
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