Project

Two-Dimensional Van der Waals Crystals on Nitride Semiconductors – an Optimized Schottky Gate for UV Detection – Van-der-GaN

Funded from the state budget

Targeted subsidy granted to institutions operating within the Łukasiewicz Research Network

Contract number: 5/Ł-PORT/CŁ/2021
Project value: 1,222,161.68 PLN
Total funding: 853,786.88 PLN
Project implementation period: 10/08/2021 – 30/09/2023
Project leader: Dr. Łukasz Janicki

The planned outcome of this research project is the development of a technology for manufacturing structures composed of a nitride semiconductor (AlGaN) and a two-dimensional Van der Waals crystal.

Within the project, we propose to optimize Schottky diode structures consisting of a nitride semiconductor (AlGaN) on which multilayer structures of two-dimensional Van der Waals crystals (such as h-BN, WSe₂, MoS₂, etc.) will be deposited as the Schottky barrier. The properties of both two-dimensional materials and AlGaN semiconductors enable tuning of the Schottky junction parameters.

The results of the conducted research will enable the development of a method for creating hybrid Van der Waals crystal / nitride semiconductor structures, which may form the basis for an entire class of novel optoelectronic devices with tunable properties. The tunability of the junction properties of the two-dimensional Van der Waals crystal–AlGaN interface will be a key element of this project.

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