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The current-voltage characteristics of low-ideality factor (1.09 at 300 K) ZnO Schottky diodes were investigated over the temperature range of 40-423 K. Planar geometry devices were fabricated on the Zn-polar face of a low carrier concentration (n= 1 times 1014cm-3) hydrothermally grown bulk ZnO single crystal wafer. The current transport was dominated by thermionic emission between 293 and 423 K, provided the ZnO surface was exposed to air. The nearly ideal characteristics of the diodes yielded an experimental Richardson constant of 10 plusmn 6 Amiddotcm-2middotK-2, close to the theoretical value of 32 Amiddotcm-2middotK-2, and two orders of magnitude larger than previously reported values.
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