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In this letter, a GaN-based current aperture vertical electron transistor (CAVET) with a p-type gate layer and an implantation-based current blocking structure is presented. The devices measured showed a breakdown voltage of 450 V and no dispersion. The factors limiting higher breakdown voltages in these devices were carefully studied and discussed. The devices were grown on sapphire and relied on a box-shaped Mg implanted current blocking scheme. This is the first demonstration of an implantation-based CAVET, grown on sapphire blocking of 450 V with respectable on-state characteristics.
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