The Fabrication and Study of GaN and ZnSSeTe wide band gap UV to Blue photodetectors

碩士 === 南台科技大學 === 電機工程系 === 92 === In this study, two kinds of wide band gap materials have been studied and med to fabricate the Blue to UV photodetectors. One is the II-VI quaternary compound ZnSSeTe Schottky barrier photodetectors(SBPD) and the other is the III-V compound AlGaN/GaN photodetectors...

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Main Authors: Jian Li Chen, 陳建利
Other Authors: Wen Ray Chen
Format: Others
Language:en_US
Published: 2004
Online Access:http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/36402435145302414087
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Summary:碩士 === 南台科技大學 === 電機工程系 === 92 === In this study, two kinds of wide band gap materials have been studied and med to fabricate the Blue to UV photodetectors. One is the II-VI quaternary compound ZnSSeTe Schottky barrier photodetectors(SBPD) and the other is the III-V compound AlGaN/GaN photodetectors. For II-VI photodetectors, a quaternary compound ZnSSeTe thin film was grown on n+ GaAs substrate by molecule beam epitaxy (MBE). The Schottky barrier was formed either by Ni/Au deposited onto the ZnSSeTe epitaxial layer by E-beam or by Sputtering-ITO. The responsivity of the fabricated ZnSSeTe photodetectors would be measured. In addition , It was found that the sheet resistances of ITO film was 39.12Ω/sq,respectively.It was also found that the transmittance of ITO film at the wavelength of 460nm was 86.5%. Furthermore, the barrier height is about 1.02eV, and the response is 0.096 A/W at 460nm under -2 V. From the photoresponse current, we can conclude that the ZnSSeTe SBPDs were suitable applied on the Blue-UV region. For III-V Nitride-based SBPDs, the n-AlGaN/p-GaN/n-GaN photodetectors successfully were grown by MOCVD and fabricated by ICP RIE. we can achieve a photocurrent-to-dark current ratio higher than six order of magnitude when applying a 2 V reverse bias. At this bias condition, We found that The dark current is 4.85×10-12 A, In addition , We also found that, the maximum photoresponsivity and quantum efficiency at 360nm were 0.26 A/W and 88 %, respectively.