2 Inch DSP Single Crystal Gallium Nitride Wafer Free Standing GaN Substrates

B2inch GaN-ON-GaN Blue Green Micro-LED epi wafers on free-standing GaN substrates

2inch DSP SSP GaN-ON-GaN Blue HEMT wafers on free-standing GaN substrates

About GaN-on-GaN Feature Introduce

Vertical GaN power devices have the potential to revolutionize the power device industry, especially in applications with high voltage requirements, such as vertical GaN devices above 600 V. Depending on the physical properties of the material, GaN devices have lower on-resistance at a given breakdown voltage than traditional silicon-based power devices and emerging pure silicon carbide power devices. Horizontal GaN power devices, i.e. GaN-on-Silicon high mobility transistors (HEMTs), compete with silicon devices in the low-voltage market, and GaN is superior, which also proves the superiority of GaN materials.
Vertical GaN power devices are expected to compete with pure silicon carbide power devices in the high-voltage market. In the first two years, SiC devices have gained a certain market share in the high-voltage application market, and some companies have expanded production of 6-inch and 8-inch SiC. In contrast, vertical GaN devices are not yet commercially available, and very few suppliers can grow 4-inch diameter GaN wafers. Increasing the supply of high-quality GaN wafers is critical to the development of vertical GaN devices.
High-voltage power devices made of gallium nitride have three potential advantages:
1. Under a given breakdown voltage, the theoretical on-resistance is an order of magnitude smaller. Therefore, less power is lost in forward bias and the energy efficiency is higher.

Second, under the given breakdown voltage and on-resistance, the size of the fabricated device is smaller. The smaller the device size, the more devices can be made from a single wafer, which reduces the cost. In addition, most applications require smaller chips.
3. Gallium nitride has an advantage in the maximum operating frequency of the device, and the frequency is determined by the material properties and device design. Usually the highest frequency of silicon carbide is about 1MHz or less, while power devices made of gallium nitride can work at higher frequencies, such as tens of MHz. Operating at higher frequencies is beneficial for reducing the size of passive components, thereby reducing the size, weight and cost of the power conversion system.
Vertical GaN devices are still in the research and development stage, and the industry has not yet reached a consensus on the structure of the optimal GaN vertical power device. The three mainstream device structures include Current Aperture Vertical Electron Transistor (CAVET), Trench Field Effect Transistor (Trench FET) and Fin Field Effect Transistor (Fin FET). All device structures contain a low N-doped layer as the drift layer. This layer is very important because the thickness of the drift layer determines the breakdown voltage of the device. In addition, the electron concentration plays a role in achieving the theoretical lowest on-resistance. important role.

Specifications for GaN-on-GaN Substrates for  Each Grade