article·2003-01-01

Band-Edge Potentials of n-Type and p-Type GaN

J. D. Beach, R. T. Collins, John A. Turner

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The band-edge potentials of p-GaN in aqueous solutions were examined with photocurrent measurements, and those of n-GaN were examined with both photocurrent measurements and impedance spectroscopy. The measured band-edge potentials were different for both the different materials and the different measurement techniques. These differences are attributed to differences in the interface charging due to slow charge-transfer kinetics at the interface between the semiconductor and the solution. Using photocurrent measurements, the conduction band-edge potential was V vs. a standard calomel electrode (SCE) for p-GaN and V SCE for n-GaN. Using impedance spectroscopy, the conduction band-edge potential for n-GaN was V SCE. © 2003 The Electrochemical Society. All rights reserved.
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