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High free carrier concentration in p-GaN grown on AlN substrates

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A high free hole concentration in III-nitrides is important for next generation optoelectronic and high power electronic devices. The free hole concentration exceeding 1018 cm−3 and resistivity as low as 0.7… Click to show full abstract

A high free hole concentration in III-nitrides is important for next generation optoelectronic and high power electronic devices. The free hole concentration exceeding 1018 cm−3 and resistivity as low as 0.7 Ω cm are reported for p-GaN layers grown by metalorganic vapor phase epitaxy on single crystal AlN substrates. Temperature dependent Hall measurements confirmed a much lower activation energy, 60–80 mV, for p-GaN grown on AlN as compared to sapphire substrates; the lowering of the activation energy was due to screening of Coulomb potential by free carriers. It is also shown that a higher doping density (more than 5 × 1019 cm−3) can be achieved in p-GaN/AlN without the onset of self-compensation.

Keywords: aln substrates; aln; high free; concentration; grown aln; gan grown

Journal Title: Applied Physics Letters
Year Published: 2017

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