<p>The DC/RF performance of a T-gate AlN/GaN heterojunction MOS-HEMT (AGMH) device on SiC substrate with a Hafnium-based high-k gate dielectric material is thoroughly and meticulously investigated in this article. The research investigation looks at how different gate lengths affect important device metrics, such as cut-off frequency (<i>f</i><sub><i>T</i></sub>), intrinsic capacitances (C<sub>GD</sub> &amp; C<sub>GS</sub>), G<sub>M</sub> (transconductance), and I<sub>D</sub> (drain current). The proposed AGMH device with L<sub>G</sub> of 40&#xa0;nm, t<sub>b</sub> of 3&#xa0;nm, t<sub>ox</sub> of 3&#xa0;nm, L<sub>GS</sub> of 250&#xa0;nm, &amp; L<sub>GD</sub> of 400&#xa0;nm exhibited I<sub>D-max</sub> (maximum I<sub>D</sub>) of 2.221 A/mm, G<sub>M-peak</sub> (peak transconductance) of 505.5 mS/mm, &amp; <i>f</i><sub><i>T-max</i></sub> (maximum <i>f</i><sub><i>T</i></sub>) of 256&#xa0;GHz. The remarkable DC/RF performance results from strong carrier confinement &amp; minimized leakage current (I<sub>DL</sub>) enabled by scaling down the device parameters. This makes them a desirable option for RF power electronics and microwave (µw) applications in future generations, with a great deal of room for performance and efficiency gains.</p>

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High-performance AlN/GaN/AlGaN-MOSHEMTs on SiC wafer: scaling and gate material innovations for upcoming radar and communication systems

  • Lavanya Repaka,
  • J. Ajayan,
  • Asisa Kumar Panigrahy,
  • Sandip Bhattacharya,
  • B. Mounika

摘要

The DC/RF performance of a T-gate AlN/GaN heterojunction MOS-HEMT (AGMH) device on SiC substrate with a Hafnium-based high-k gate dielectric material is thoroughly and meticulously investigated in this article. The research investigation looks at how different gate lengths affect important device metrics, such as cut-off frequency (fT), intrinsic capacitances (CGD & CGS), GM (transconductance), and ID (drain current). The proposed AGMH device with LG of 40 nm, tb of 3 nm, tox of 3 nm, LGS of 250 nm, & LGD of 400 nm exhibited ID-max (maximum ID) of 2.221 A/mm, GM-peak (peak transconductance) of 505.5 mS/mm, & fT-max (maximum fT) of 256 GHz. The remarkable DC/RF performance results from strong carrier confinement & minimized leakage current (IDL) enabled by scaling down the device parameters. This makes them a desirable option for RF power electronics and microwave (µw) applications in future generations, with a great deal of room for performance and efficiency gains.