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Electrical and Structural Properties of In-Situ MOCVD Grown AlO/-GaO and AlO/-(AlGa)O MOSCAPs

arXiv:2501.10628 · doi:10.1063/5.0256525

Abstract

This study investigates the electrical and structural properties of MOSCAPs with in-situ MOCVD-grown AlO dielectrics on (010) -GaO and -(AlGa)O films. The AlO/-GaO MOSCAPs showed a strong dependence on AlO deposition temperature. At 900C, reduced voltage hysteresis (0.3 V) and improved reverse breakdown voltage (74.5 V) were observed, with breakdown fields of 5.01 MV/cm in AlO and 4.11 MV/cm in -GaO. At 650C, higher hysteresis (3.44 V) and lower reverse breakdown voltage (38.8 V) were observed, with breakdown fields of 3.69 MV/cm in AlO and 2.87 MV/cm in -GaO. However, forward breakdown fields improved from 5.62 MV/cm (900C) to 7.25 MV/cm (650C). STEM revealed improved crystallinity and sharper interfaces at 900C, enhancing reverse breakdown performance. For AlO/-(AlGa)O MOSCAPs, increasing Al composition ( = 5.5\% to 9.2\%) reduced carrier concentration and improved reverse breakdown fields from 2.55 to 2.90 MV/cm in -(AlGa)O and 2.41 to 3.13 MV/cm in AlO. Forward breakdown fields in AlO improved from 5.0 to 5.4 MV/cm as Al composition increased. STEM confirmed compositional homogeneity and excellent stoichiometry of AlO and -(AlGa)O layers. These findings highlight the robust electrical performance, high breakdown fields, and structural quality of AlO/-GaO and AlO/-(AlGa)O MOSCAPs for high-power applications.

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