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Discrepancies in barrier heights obtained from current-voltage (<i>IV</i>) and capacitance-voltage (<i>CV</i>) of Au/PNoMPhPPy/n-GaAs structures in wide range of temperature

Altindal, Semsettin, Ozdemir, Ahmet Faruk, Aydogan, Sakir, Turut, Abdulmecit

Abstract

Au/n-GaAs device was fabricated with an organic PNoMPhPPy thin polymer interfacial layer whose bandgap (E-g) was found as 2.95 eV from the (alpha hv)(2)-hv plot. The PNoMPhPPy poly(N-substituted pyrrole) was characterized by SEM. The evaluation of positive bias I-V-T results revealed an-abnormal decreases of ideality-factor (n) and increases of barrier-height (BH) with increasing of temperature. For instance, the values of BH [Phi(b(IV))] for the Au/PNoMPhPPy/n-GaAs were found as 0.84 eV (at 400 K), 0.82 eV (300 K) and 0.23 eV (at 60 K) from the ln(I)-V plots with a positive temperature coefficient (1.79 meV/K), whereas, Phi(b(CV)) was found as 1.27 eV and 1.64 eV at 400 and 60 K from the C-2-V plots with a negative temperature coefficient (- 0.44 meV/K), thus exhibits similar behavior compared with the bandgap of GaAs (alpha = Delta E-g/Delta T = - 0.473 meV/K). These findings together with the inconsistency between Phi(b(IV)) and Phi(b(CV)) is the result of barrier-inhomogeneity and such temperature-dependence of Phi(b(IV)) and n was explained on the basis of TE-theory with "Double-Gaussian-Distribution" (DGD) of BHs. Additionally, the observed some discrepancies in the electrical parameters extracted from the forward bias IV and reverse bias CV was attributed to the nature of measurement system and voltage dependent of them.

Keywords
CURRENT TRANSPORT MECHANISMS DOUBLE GAUSSIAN DISTRIBUTION ELECTRICAL-PROPERTIES SCHOTTKY DIODES V CHARACTERISTICS AU/N-GAAS CONDUCTION MECHANISMS SI PARAMETERS INTERLAYER
WoS Categories
Engineering, Electrical & Electronic Materials Science, Multidisciplinary Physics, Applied Physics, Condensed Matter
Citation
Journal
JOURNAL OF MATERIALS SCIENCE-MATERIALS IN ELECTRONICS
Year
2022
Volume
33
Issue
15
Pages
12210-12223
ISSN
0957-4522
eISSN
1573-482X
DOI
10.1007/s10854-022-08181-1
WoS UID
WOS:000784704200006
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