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  • 2023Formation of ohmic contacts to n-Alx Ga1-xN:Si layers with a high aluminum contentcitations

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  • Zadiranov, Yurii
  • Kulagina, Marina
  • Shmidt, Natalia
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Formation of ohmic contacts to n-Alx Ga1-xN:Si layers with a high aluminum content

  • Troshkov, Sergei
  • Zadiranov, Yurii
  • Kulagina, Marina
  • Shmidt, Natalia
  • Smirnova, Irina
  • Guseva, Yulia
  • Berezina, Daria
  • Nechaev, Dmitrii
  • Semenov, Aleksey
Abstract

The paper describes the results of optimizing rapid thermal annealing (RTA) of ohmic contacts to AlGaN:Si layers with a high aluminum content (70 mol%) and various electron concentration. The contact characteristics were measured using the transmission line method (TLM). It has been found that for highly doped Al0.7Ga0.3N:Si layers (>1018cm-3), the RTA annealing of Ti(25nm)/Al(80nm)/Ti/Au contact at a temperature 900 °C for 60 s makes it possible to obtain the minimum contact resistance of 8 Ω×mm and specific contact resistivity of 9×10-4 Ω·cm2 with high uniformity over the surface of a 2-inch substrate. For lightly doped Al0.7Ga0.3N:Si layers (<1017 cm-3), almost the same contact characteristics can be achieved at a higher RTA temperature of about 1000C and an increase in the thickness of the Al contact layer to 250 nm.

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  • surface
  • resistivity
  • aluminium
  • annealing