High power semiconductor diode

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357 56, 357 58, H01L 2948, H01L 2956, H01L 2964

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ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor diode consists of a low resistivity n conductivity type semiconductor substrate, a high resistivity n conductivity type semiconductor layer, formed on the surface of the substrate, a high resistivity p conductivity type semiconductor layer, whose thickness is smaller than the diffusion length of electrons, formed on the n conductivity type layer, a metal electrode forming a Schottky barrier contact with the p conductivity type layer, and an electrode forming an ohmic contact with the substrate.

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P-N Schottky Hybrid Cold Cathode Diode, by C. A. Stolte et al., Applied Physics Letters, vol. 19 No. 11, Dec., 1971, pp. 497 and 498.

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