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We report electrical characteristics of 12 Ni Schottky contacts formed on an m -plane surface, which is a cleaved side surface of a c -plane free-standing n-GaN wafer. We observed a variety of distributions of surface steps with heights up to 5 nm in the contact area. The Schottky barrier heights obtained from current–voltage, capacitance–voltage, and photoresponce results distribute in a small range of 0.67–0.79 eV. The n-value is as good as 1.01 to 1.04. Independent of the step height, the barrier height and n-value variations are nearly absent. One possible reason for this is that the step facets consist of an m -plane. We found that the cleaving method can be utilized to form Schottky contacts on m -plane n-GaN surfaces in order to reveal the basic characteristics.
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