A Numerical Simulation Method for Efficiently Separating Deep Level Transient Spectrum Test Signals
A technology for testing signals and numerical simulation, applied in the field of numerical simulation, can solve problems such as inability to effectively and accurately fit and separate signal peaks
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[0090] Such as Figure 6 As shown, the structure for the purpose of defect electronics parameters in the barrier layer of a high-speed electron mobility transistor is taken as an example, which includes Au Schottky contact layer 1, InAlAs barrier layer 2, n-InP substrate 3, n-type contact layer 4. The structure is grown on the n-InP substrate by using low-pressure metal-organic chemical vapor deposition equipment, and the simulation method provided by the invention is used to fit the instrument test results to show that there are two deep level defects with a relatively close distance (0.1eV) in the material .
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[0092] Such as Figure 7 As shown, taking the defect electronic parameters of AlGaInP commonly used in compound semiconductor material solar cells as an example, it includes Au Schottky contact layer 1, AlGaInP barrier layer 2, n-GaAs substrate 3, AuGeNi Ohmic contact layer 4 . The structure is grown on the n-GaAs substrate by using low-pressure metal-organic chemical vapor deposition equipment, and the simulation method provided by the invention is used to fit the instrument test results to show that there are two deep-level defects with an energy distance of ~0.2eV in the material.
[0093] Compared with the prior art, the numerical simulation method for effectively separating the deep-level transient spectrum test signal provided by the present invention is a method for numerically simulating and effectively separating the deep-level transient spectrum signal of the compound semiconductor Schottky barrier. A method for mutually coupled deep-level defect phases. The method...
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