Deep submicron AlGaN/GaN HEMTs with ion implanted source/drain regions and non-alloyed ohmic contacts

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Deep submicron AlGaN/GaN HEMTs with ion implanted source/drain regions and non-alloyed ohmic contacts

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Silicon ions were implanted to source-drain regions to achieve a non-alloyed ohmic contact resistance as low as 0.2 Ω · mm. Based on this technology, T-shaped deep submicron HEMTs were fabricated. An extrinsic fT of 92 GHz and an extrinsic fmax of 148 GHz have been measured in a passivated 0.15×150 µm device. Power measurements at 10 GHZ showed 70.7% power-added-efficiency and 4.1 W/mm power density at 20 V drain bias.

Inspec keywords: wide band gap semiconductors; high electron mobility transistors; aluminium compounds; millimetre wave field effect transistors; ohmic contacts; gallium compounds; III-V semiconductors; contact resistance; ion implantation

Other keywords: AlGaN-GaN; power measurements; frequency 148 GHz; frequency 92 GHz; power density; frequency 10 GHz; deep submicron HEMT; voltage 20 V; ion implanted source-drain regions; high electron mobility transistors; nonalloyed ohmic contact resistance; power-added-efficiency; nonalloyed ohmic contacts; silicon ions

Subjects: Other field effect devices; Solid-state microwave circuits and devices; Semiconductor doping

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