All-oxide NiO-Ga2O3 PN Junction Deposited at Room Temperature: Ga2O3 Thickness Effect on PN Junction Performance and Future Applications.

ORAL

Abstract

PN junctions are the base of any bipolar device, being used as solar cells, radiation detectors, UV detectors, JFETs, etc. However, the lack of a high performance p-type oxide semiconductor currently limits the oxide technology to mostly unipolar devices. We will discuss a semi-transparent all-oxide pn junction deposited at room temperature, which allows its integration in flexible electronics and in applications where transparency is required. Ga2O3 was selected as the n-type oxide due to its wide band gap and semiconductor behavior, for the pn junction use as UV detector and other future applications. Finally, the effect of the Ga2O3 layer thickness in the overall pn junction electrical performance will be evaluated.

Presenters

  • Maria Isabel Pintor Monroy

    Materials Science and Engineering, Univ of Texas, Dallas

Authors

  • Maria Isabel Pintor Monroy

    Materials Science and Engineering, Univ of Texas, Dallas

  • Bayron L. Murillo-Borjas

    Materials Science and Engineering, Univ of Texas, Dallas

  • Julia Hsu

    Materials Science and Engineering, Univ of Texas, Dallas

  • Manuel A. Quevedo-Lopez

    Materials Science and Engineering, Univ of Texas, Dallas