2018 5th IEEE Uttar Pradesh Section International Conference on Electrical, Electronics and Computer Engineering (UPCON) 2018
DOI: 10.1109/upcon.2018.8596854
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Comparative Analysis of Buried-Gate GaN OPFET Models for UV Photodetector Applications

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“…The gate materials being used are the gold (Au) and Indium-Tin-Oxide (ITO) for GaN, Au for SiC, and Au and silver dioxide (AgO 2 ) for ZnO. The key changes of the present work with respect to the conference paper are that the original work only presented the performance evaluation and analysis of the generalized and the front-illuminated GaN OPFET models with Au gate and compared that to the previously published results on the GaN buried-gate OPFET models [12] towards high resolution UV imaging and UV communication applications. These devices could resolve subtle variations in light intensity better than the buried-gate devices and comparable to the reported literature [13]- [21] without much compromising the other detector parameters which were also superior to most of the existing detectors.…”
Section: Conference and Workhop (Multicon-w 2019) International Conmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The gate materials being used are the gold (Au) and Indium-Tin-Oxide (ITO) for GaN, Au for SiC, and Au and silver dioxide (AgO 2 ) for ZnO. The key changes of the present work with respect to the conference paper are that the original work only presented the performance evaluation and analysis of the generalized and the front-illuminated GaN OPFET models with Au gate and compared that to the previously published results on the GaN buried-gate OPFET models [12] towards high resolution UV imaging and UV communication applications. These devices could resolve subtle variations in light intensity better than the buried-gate devices and comparable to the reported literature [13]- [21] without much compromising the other detector parameters which were also superior to most of the existing detectors.…”
Section: Conference and Workhop (Multicon-w 2019) International Conmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The previous works on GaN-based buried-gate OPFET, generalized model of OPFET and front-illuminated OPFET UV detectors with Au gate showed excellent photoresponse, fast response times, high detectivity along with enhanced bandwidth [1] [12]. The sensitivity or dynamic range of the buried-gate OPFET was low down to 14 dB.…”
Section: Conference and Workhop (Multicon-w 2019) International Conmentioning
confidence: 99%
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