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In this work, a novel gallium oxide (Ga2O3) vertical FinFET with integrated Schottky barrier diode (SBD-FinFET), which achieves low conduction losses, is proposed. In the reverse conduction state, the integrated SBD can provide additional low-resistance path to conduct reverse current, hence achieving low reverse conduction loss. In the switching state, the SBD-FinFET can also reduce gate–drain capacitance and gate charge, thus featuring fast switching speed and low switching losses. Furthermore, in the other states, the integrated SBD of the SBD-FinFET is in the OFF state, which does not significantly affect the device characteristics. The well-calibrated simulation results show that when compared with the state-of-the-art FinFET with integrated Fin channel and ohmic contact diode (FOD-FinFET), the SBD-FinFET can reduce reverse conduction loss, turn-on loss, and turn-off loss by 25%, 19%, and 22%, respectively, while other characteristics retain almost unchanged.
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