We report the dispersion characteristics of ScAlN/GaN high-electron-mobility transistors (HEMTs) with various epitaxial designs. Devices were fabricated on both ternary (ScAlN) and quaternary (ScAlGaN) materials. The effects of a GaN capping layer was also investigated. We report similar DC and RF performance for all wafers, but significantly worse dispersion which occurs on the quaternary samples. We observe a total gate and drain lag for the ScAlN wafer to be 49% while the ScAlGaN with and without the GaN cap had 10 and 12% dispersion, respectively.
James Gillespie
Air Force Research Laboratory
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Dispersion Characteristics of ScAlN and ScAlGaN HEMTs by Pulsed I-V Measurements
Kelson Chabak., Air Force Research Laboratory Sensors Directorate, WPAFB, OH, USACathy Lee, Qorvo Inc.Yu Cao, Raytheon IDS Microelectronics, Novati Technologies, Inc. IQEAndy Xie, QorvoEdward Beam, QORVOAntonio Crespo, Air Force Research Laboratory, Sensors DirectorateDennis Walker, Air Force Research Laboratory Sensors Directorate, WPAFB, OH, USARobert Fitch, AFRLJames Gillespie, Air Force Research LaboratoryAndrew Green, Air Force Research Laboratory, Sensors DirectorateDownload Paper -
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