We report the use of ion beam induced charge imaging to characterise the charge signal uniformity of epitaxial gallium nitride radiation detectors. The detectors were fabricated from 2 μm thick semi-insulating gallium nitride, grown by MOCVD on a sapphire substrate. A carrier concentration of 1.4×1015 cm−3 was measured using capacitance–voltage measurements. Ion beam induced charge imaging was carried out with a 2 MeV alpha particle beam focussed to a 3 μm diameter and raster scanned across the device. The resulting ion beam images show excellent charge signal uniformity in this material with no evidence of material defects or polycrystalline structure on the micrometer length scale. No evidence of charge signal trapping was observed in the...
Due to its remarkable tolerance to high energy ionizing radiation, GaN has recently attracted attent...
International audienceWhile core-shell wire-based devices offer a promising path toward improved opt...
GaN epitaxial films were grown on silicon substrates by molecular beam epitaxy under different condi...
We report the use of ion beam induced charge imaging to characterise the charge signal uniformity of...
The application of semi-insulating GaN for detection of ionising particles, specifically alpha-parti...
GaN is a wide bandgap semiconductor which is expected to withstand high radiation doses. Consequentl...
In this paper we illustrate the application of electron beam techniques to the measurement of strain...
X-ray radiation plays an important role in medical procedures ranging from diagnostics to therapeuti...
We had investigated effects of the irradiation by 24 GeV protons with doses ranging from $1×10^{14}$...
The electrical properties of a semi-insulating GaN (SI-GaN) epitaxial layer have been investigated a...
Metal-semiconductor-metal detectors have been fabricated based on AlGaN grown on Si by molecular bea...
ABSTRACT: While core−shell wire-based devices offer a promising path toward improved optoelectronic ...
Epitaxial GaN layers grown by MOCVD on c-plane sapphire substrates are irradiated with 150 MeV Ag io...
In this thesis the work will focus on the development of wide band gap radiation detectors for radia...
The first gallium nitride (GaN) crystal was grown by hydride vapor phase epitaxy in 1969 by Maruska ...
Due to its remarkable tolerance to high energy ionizing radiation, GaN has recently attracted attent...
International audienceWhile core-shell wire-based devices offer a promising path toward improved opt...
GaN epitaxial films were grown on silicon substrates by molecular beam epitaxy under different condi...
We report the use of ion beam induced charge imaging to characterise the charge signal uniformity of...
The application of semi-insulating GaN for detection of ionising particles, specifically alpha-parti...
GaN is a wide bandgap semiconductor which is expected to withstand high radiation doses. Consequentl...
In this paper we illustrate the application of electron beam techniques to the measurement of strain...
X-ray radiation plays an important role in medical procedures ranging from diagnostics to therapeuti...
We had investigated effects of the irradiation by 24 GeV protons with doses ranging from $1×10^{14}$...
The electrical properties of a semi-insulating GaN (SI-GaN) epitaxial layer have been investigated a...
Metal-semiconductor-metal detectors have been fabricated based on AlGaN grown on Si by molecular bea...
ABSTRACT: While core−shell wire-based devices offer a promising path toward improved optoelectronic ...
Epitaxial GaN layers grown by MOCVD on c-plane sapphire substrates are irradiated with 150 MeV Ag io...
In this thesis the work will focus on the development of wide band gap radiation detectors for radia...
The first gallium nitride (GaN) crystal was grown by hydride vapor phase epitaxy in 1969 by Maruska ...
Due to its remarkable tolerance to high energy ionizing radiation, GaN has recently attracted attent...
International audienceWhile core-shell wire-based devices offer a promising path toward improved opt...
GaN epitaxial films were grown on silicon substrates by molecular beam epitaxy under different condi...