2020
DOI: 10.1007/s10854-020-03405-8
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Temperature and frequency effects on electrical and dielectric properties of n-4H SiC based metal–insulator-semiconductor (MIS) diode interlayered with Si3N4 thin film

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“…While the capacitance values usually decreased with the increase in the frequency, the conductance values usually increased. The decrease at the capacitance values can be attributed to the fact that surface/interfaces states are unable to follow alternating current signals toward higher frequencies [44]. The reason for the increase in the conductance values with the increment of the frequency is dependent on the decrease in the series resistance effect [45].…”
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“…While the capacitance values usually decreased with the increase in the frequency, the conductance values usually increased. The decrease at the capacitance values can be attributed to the fact that surface/interfaces states are unable to follow alternating current signals toward higher frequencies [44]. The reason for the increase in the conductance values with the increment of the frequency is dependent on the decrease in the series resistance effect [45].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The showing peaks at the capacitance values and decreasing peak intensity can be ascribed to existence of the interface states in the device and decreasing response ability of them with increasing frequency, respectively [23]. Furthermore, the capacitance behavior exhibited different tendency for the 100, 200, and 300 kHz frequencies and rest of other frequencies due to that interface states had different response to low and higher frequencies [24]. According to Fig.…”
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“…It is because of the time‐dependent response of the interface charges in an interfacial space‐charge region at the CP1/ITO and CP2/ITO interfaces 71 . At low frequencies in the applied AC signal, the charges trapped at these states can be found in a contribution to the C()0.25emw0.25em and C()0.25emw0.25em of ITO/CP1 and CP2/ITO electrodes 72,73 . Conversely, they cannot follow the change in this signal at high frequencies, and this fact can be related to the decrease in these values with an increase in frequency 74 .…”
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confidence: 98%