Temperature independent quantum well FET with delta channel doping

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A temperature independent device is presented which uses a quantum well structure and delta doping within the channel. The device requires a high delta doping concentration within the channel to achieve a constant Hall mobility and carrier concentration across the temperature range 300–1.4 K. Transistors were RF tested using on-wafer probing and a constant Gmax and Fmax were measured over the temperature range 300–70K.

Inspec keywords: high electron mobility transistors; Hall effect; semiconductor quantum wells; doping profiles; carrier density

Other keywords: doping concentration; carrier concentration; temperature independent device; delta channel doping; 300 to 1.4 K; on-wafer probing; FET; constant Hall mobility; quantum well structure

Subjects: Semiconductor doping; Other field effect devices

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