Development of Diamond Semiconductor Materials
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摘要: 金刚石因其超宽禁带、高热导率、高击穿场强和优异的载流子迁移率,成为新一代半导体材料的典型代表,受到功率电子、射频通讯、量子信息等领域的广泛关注。本征单晶金刚石是发展金刚石半导体的基石,其杂质浓度需达10−9(parts per billion,ppb)级且位错密度极低。高温高压(high pressure high temperature,HPHT)法可获得更高的纯度与更好的晶体质量,但受限于尺寸,常作为化学气相沉积(chemical vapor deposition,CVD)外延的基底,以实现大尺寸高质量单晶制备。在掺杂方面,B原子因尺寸与C原子相近(差异仅6.5%),易于进入晶格形成性能优异的p型金刚石,相关器件(如肖特基二极管)已获成功。然而,n型掺杂面临根本挑战:P、S等潜在掺杂原子半径远大于C原子(差异35%~57%),难以掺入并激活。超高压高温热扩散法通过调控原子尺寸差异,有望成为实现浅能级n型掺杂的新途径。表面终端中,氢终端可诱导高迁移率二维空穴气,氧终端则提升界面稳定性,但两者的热稳定窗口(分别约为400、600 ℃)仍低于元素掺杂体系,限制了其在高温高频器件中的应用。因此,突破n型掺杂、提升终端热稳定性、发展大尺寸低成本制备工艺,将是推动金刚石半导体在功率电子、量子信息及高性能传感等领域迈向产业化的关键。本综述对上述问题进行了分析与讨论,并探讨了金刚石半导体的发展前景与困境。Abstract: Diamond has emerged as a quintessential representative of next-generation semiconductor materials, owing to its ultra-wide bandgap, exceptional thermal conductivity, high breakdown field strength, and outstanding carrier mobility. It has thus attracted extensive attention from fields such as power electronics, radio-frequency communications, and quantum information technologies. Intrinsic single-crystal diamond serves as the foundational substrate for diamond semiconductor development, requiring impurity concentrations at the parts per billion (ppb) level and extremely low dislocation densities. While the high-pressure high-temperature (HPHT) method yields material of higher purity and superior crystal quality, its utility is limited by small crystal dimensions. Consequently, HPHT-grown diamond is frequently employed as a substrate for chemical vapour deposition (CVD) homoepitaxy, enabling the preparation of large-area, high-quality single crystals. Regarding doping, the boron (B) atom, with a size difference of merely 6.5% compared to carbon (C), readily incorporates into the diamond lattice, facilitating the production of high-performance p-type diamond. Related devices, such as Schottky barrier diodes, have been successfully demonstrated. In contrast, n-type doping presents a fundamental challenge: potential dopants like phosphorus (P) and sulphur (S) possess atomic radii 35%–57% larger than carbon, making their incorporation and activation within the lattice exceedingly difficult. The ultra-high pressure and high-temperature diffusion method, which modulates this atomic size disparity under extreme pressures (e.g., about 15 GPa), emerges as a promising new pathway towards achieving shallow-level n-type doping. Concerning surface terminations, hydrogen termination induces a high-mobility two-dimensional hole gas (2DHG), whilst oxygen termination enhances interface stability and provides chemical passivation. However, their thermal stability windows (approximately 400 and 600 ℃, respectively) remain inferior to those of substitutionally doped diamond, limiting their application in high-temperature and high-frequency devices. Therefore, breakthroughs in n-type doping, enhanced thermal stability of surface terminations, and the development of large-area, cost-effective fabrication processes are critical to advancing diamond semiconductor technology towards commercialisation in power electronics, quantum technologies, and high-performance sensing. This review aims to analyse and discuss these pivotal issues, exploring both the prospects and the persistent challenges facing diamond semiconductor development.
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图 6 基于P掺杂n型金刚石的MOSFET:(a) MOSFET示意图(n+金刚石层用于降低源极和漏极的接触电阻,n−金刚石层用作沟道);(b) 金刚石MOSFET的光学图像[96]
Figure 6. MOSFETs based on phosphorous doped n-type diamond: (a) schematic of the MOSFETs (The n+ diamond layer is used to reduce the source and drain contact resistance, and the n− diamond layer serves as the channel); (b) optical image of the diamond MOSFETs[96]
表 1 不同单晶金刚石衬底性能汇总
Table 1. Summary of properties of different single-crystal diamond substrates
Method Crystal quality/
typical sizePurity Defect density/
cm−2Typical application
scenariosRef. HPHT Single crystal, millimeter-to-centimeter scale, up to 15 carat N content 0.1–10−4,
Ⅱa <10−6103–105
(Ⅱa, optimized)High-power devices, quantum, cutting tools, CVD seeding [37–39] MPCVD Single crystal, millimeter-to-centimeter scale, up to
30 mm×30 mmImpurities<10−6,
N/B/Si well-controlled102–104
(high-quality epitaxy)High-end semiconductors, quantum, optics, epitaxy [40–41] HFCVD Single/polycrystal, millimeter-to-centimeter scale, thick films Impurities at 10−6 level, affected by filament 104–106 Large-area films, composite structures, thermal management, some electronics/optics [42] Explosion method Poly/nanocrystalline, micrometer-to-
millimeter scaleHigher impurities
(N, H, metals, etc.)106–108 Abrasives, polishing, thermal interface, large-volume industry [43] 表 2 P掺杂金刚石性能
Table 2. Properties of P-doped diamond
Doping concentration/
(ion·cm−3)Resistivity/
(Ω·cm)Mobility/
(cm·2V−1·s−1)Carrier concentration/
(ion·cm−3)Doping methods Ref. 2.3×1020 9.26 CVD [87] 1.2×1020 42 CVD [88] 1.2×1020 70 CVD [89] 3.56×106 313.27 5.59×109 HPHT [90] 2×1018 350 1×1011 CVD [91] 4.8×1016 1.8×103 1×1013 CVD [92] 2×1015 1 060 1×1010 CVD [93] 7.07×1019 0.83 2.78 2.72×1018 HPHT-TD [94] -
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