2022
DOI: 10.1109/ted.2022.3175672
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Airy Function-Based Model for 2-DEG Charge and Surface Potential in N-Polar Gallium Nitride Heterostructures

Abstract: A systematic, analytical method to obtain the charge density and surface potential in an N-polar GaN/AlGaN heterostructure is presented. This method also provides the wave functions, sub-band energies, and band diagram. The model accounts for the greater leakage of the wave functions into the spacer and barrier layers in the N-polar structure as compared to the Ga-polar structure. The framework is based on the solution of Schr ödinger-Poisson equations for an approximately triangular well potential with finite… Show more

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“…We define [28] V of f as the gate voltage at which the Fermi level is aligned with the bottom of the quantum well (i.e ε f = 0),…”
Section: Structure and Review Of Analytical Modelmentioning
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“…We define [28] V of f as the gate voltage at which the Fermi level is aligned with the bottom of the quantum well (i.e ε f = 0),…”
Section: Structure and Review Of Analytical Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Fig. 2 depicts the flow of our earlier analytical model [28]. The blocks shaded yellow involve implicit/non-closed-form expressions.…”
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“…As a simplification, we consider only the lowest sub-band (with energy ε 0 ), since the second sub-band (energy ε 1 ) lies above the Fermi level [28] and hence does not contribute significantly to the charge in the 2-DEG. Further, in structures having a spacer layer, we ignore the leakage of the wave functions into the barrier layer, corresponding to the 2 × 2 method in [28]. The wave functions in the channel and spacer layers can then written in terms of Airy functions [31], [32] as…”
Section: Structure and Review Of Analytical Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%