article·2006-09-12

Concepts for diamond electronics

E. Kohn, Andrej Denisenko

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Abstract

The present status in the development of diamond as electronic semiconductor material with wide band-gap (5.45 eV) is reviewed. Since diamond cannot be doped with shallow impurities, specific doping concepts and related diode and FET structures had to be developed, restricted to p-type boron doping. The results allow to predict that diamond high voltage switching diodes, high power RF FET sources and operation at high temperature will surpass the capability of devices designed in competing wide band-gap materials like SiC and GaN.
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OpenAlex topics: Diamond and Carbon-based Materials Research · Semiconductor materials and devices · Metal and Thin Film Mechanics

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