A Monolithically Integrated GaN-Based Light Emitting Transistor with a High On/Off Ratio and Low Gate Leakage Current
Jae Hun Kim,
Ilgu Yun
Abstract:This study presents a trench structured gallium nitride (GaN)-based light emitting transistor (LET) that integrates the functionalities of both a transistor and a light emitting diode into a single compact unit. Utilizing the superior material properties of GaN, these items surpass the performance of their silicon-or organic-based counterparts. However, due to polarization effects caused by the wurtzite crystal structure of GaN, the LET operates in depletion mode (D-mode). A metal-insulatorsemiconductor gate w… Show more
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