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Electrical properties of dislocations within the nitride based semiconductors gallium nitride and indium nitride Baghani, Erfan
Abstract
Dislocation lines affect the electrical and optical properties of semiconductors. In this research, the effect that the threading dislocation lines have on the free electron concentration and the electron mobility within gallium nitride and indium nitride is investigated. A formulation is developed for obtaining the screening space charge concentration and the corresponding electrostatic potential profile surrounding the dislocation lines. The resultant electrostatic potential profile has then been used to compute the associated electron mobility, limited by scattering from the charged dislocation lines. As part of this research, a Gibbs factor formalism is also developed that can readily obtain the occupation statistics of the defect sites associated with the threading dislocation lines.
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Electrical properties of dislocations within the nitride based semiconductors gallium nitride and indium nitride
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University of British Columbia
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2012
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Dislocation lines affect the electrical and optical
properties of semiconductors. In this research, the effect that the threading dislocation lines have on the free electron concentration and the electron mobility within gallium nitride and indium nitride is investigated. A formulation is developed for
obtaining the screening space charge concentration
and the corresponding electrostatic potential profile surrounding the dislocation lines. The resultant electrostatic potential profile has
then been used to compute the associated electron mobility, limited by scattering from the charged
dislocation lines. As part of this research, a Gibbs factor formalism is also developed that can readily obtain the occupation statistics of the defect sites associated with the threading dislocation lines.
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eng
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2012-11-14
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Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
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Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International
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10.14288/1.0073375
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University of British Columbia
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2013-05
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Graduate
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