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Showing papers by "Adam William Saxler published in 2019"


Patent
12 Jun 2019
TL;DR: In this article, a method of forming a high power, high frequency device in wide bandgap semiconductor materials with reduced junction temperature, higher power density during operation and improved reliability at a rated power density is disclosed, along with resulting semiconductor structures and devices.
Abstract: A method of forming a high-power, high-frequency device in wide bandgap semiconductor materials with reduced junction temperature, higher power density during operation and improved reliability at a rated power density is disclosed, along with resulting semiconductor structures and devices. The method includes adding a layer of diamond (11) to a silicon carbide wafer (10) to increase the thermal conductivity of the resulting composite wafer, thereafter reducing the thickness of the silicon carbide portion of the composite wafer while retaining sufficient thickness of silicon carbide to support epitaxial growth thereon, preparing the silicon carbide surface of the composite wafer for epitaxial growth thereon, and adding a Group III nitride HEMT to the prepared silicon carbide face of the wafer.

Patent
04 Sep 2019
TL;DR: In this paper, a semiconductor structure includes a substrate, a nucleation layer, a compositionally graded layer, and a layer of a nitride semiconductor material on the compositionally-grained layer.
Abstract: A semiconductor structure includes a substrate, a nucleation layer on the substrate, a compositionally graded layer, and a layer of a nitride semiconductor material on the compositionally graded layer. The layer of nitride semiconductor material includes a plurality of substantially relaxed nitride interlayers spaced apart within the layer of nitride semiconductor material. The substantially relaxed nitride interlayers include aluminium and gallium and are conductively doped with an n-type dopant, and the layer of nitride semiconductor material including the plurality of nitride interlayers has a total thickness of at least about 2.0 µm.