Guangzhao Xu

Guangzhao Xu

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Guangzhao Xu

School of Electrical Engineering, Xi'an Jiaotong University, Xi'an China

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Academic Career Length

9Years (2018-Present)

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2 July 2018 in IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics
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RXRuiliang Xie
Ruiliang Xie
XYXu Yang
Xu Yang
GXGuangzhao Xu
Guangzhao Xu
JWJin Wei
Jin Wei
YWYuru Wang
Yuru Wang
KCKevin J. Chen
Kevin J. Chen
Commercially available normally-off GaN power HEMT devices have typically adopted a p-GaN gate structure. In the gate region, there exist a Schottky junction and a p-GaN/AlGaN/GaN heterojunction. With drain voltage changing during a switching process, the variation of net charge in the floating p-GaN layer would cause instability in threshold voltage. Besides, the gate-related junction capacitances would exhibit behavior different from those of a Si MOSFET. Consequently, the switching transient performance of a GaN transistor with a p-GaN gate could be significantly influenced by the aforementioned factors. In this work, the threshold voltage instability associated with the drain-to-gate voltage stress is firstly analyzed. Despite the difficulties in directly performing capacitance measurements inside the device structure, a hybrid physical-behavior modeling method is proposed. The model is capable of extracting the capacitance-bias relationships with regard to the gate region from static terminal measurements. In previous works, the advanced analytical model would make modest change on Si MOSFET's model. As a result, the simulated waveforms would exhibit 20$\times$50% discrepancy from experiment. In contrast, the proposed switching transient analytical approach would exhibit improved accuracy. Consequently, the switching transient performance of GaN transistor with p-GaN gate could be more accurately evaluated.