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Ultralow-Ohmic-contact resistance of Ni/Ag/NiO on p++-GaN/p-GaN/AlGaN/GaN platform

Authors: Zhiwei Sun; Tianyu Zhao; Maoqing Ling; Jingang Li; Hao Tian; Weisheng Wang; Yuanlei Zhang; +7 Authors

Ultralow-Ohmic-contact resistance of Ni/Ag/NiO on p++-GaN/p-GaN/AlGaN/GaN platform

Abstract

A record-low Ohmic contact resistance is obtained on p++-GaN/p-GaN/GaN/AlGaN/GaN epitaxial structure designed for GaN CMOS circuit. Ni/Ag/NiO (1/120/6 nm) after 500 °C/360 s annealing in air atmosphere demonstrates an ultralow contact resistance (1.67 Ω mm) and the lowest specific contact resistivity (6.48 × 10–7 Ω cm2) reported so far. The employment of a NiO capping layer on Ni/Ag metal stack has improved the annealing thermal stability and electrical properties.

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