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Electric field management in β-Ga2O3 vertical Schottky diodes using high-k bismuth zinc niobium oxide
In this work, we have integrated bismuth zinc niobium oxide (BZN), a high-k dielectric material, in metal–insulator–semiconductor (MIS) and field-plated metal–semiconductor (FP-MS) Schottky barrier diodes on β-Ga2O3. This increases the breakdown voltage (VBR) from 300 to 600 V by redistributing the electric fields, leveraging the high permittivity of BZN (k ∼ 210). Enhancement in Schottky barrier height, by approximately 0.14 eV for MIS and 0.28 eV for FP-MS devices, also contributes to the improved VBR. BZN inclusion has minimal impact on specific on-resistance (Ron,sp). Additionally, the devices display excellent current–voltage characteristics with ideality factors close to unity and an on/off current ratio greater than 1010. This work presents the most significant VBR enhancement reported-to-date for MIS devices on β-Ga2O3 without compromising turn-on voltage and Ron,sp. A comparison of FP-MS and MIS devices shows that FP-MS outperforms MIS in terms of lower Ron,sp, higher Schottky barrier height, and improved VBR.
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