DocumentCode
3556124
Title
GaAs - MESFETs with highly doped (1018cm-3) channels - An experimental and numerical investigation
Author
Dambkes, H. ; Brockerhoff, W. ; Heime, K.
Author_Institution
Universität Duisburg, Duisburg, FRG
fYear
1983
fDate
5-7 Dec. 1983
Firstpage
621
Lastpage
624
Abstract
GaAs MESFETs with both micron and submicron gates were fabricated and evaluated. FETs with 1 .2µm gate show an extrinsic transconductance of 225mS/mm at
V, cut-off frequencies around 2OGHz and a noise figure of 2dB at 8GHz with 9dB associated gain. Breakdown voltage is higher than 6V. FETs with 1.2µm and 0.4µm gates were simultaneously fabricated on the same wafer to investigate short channel effects. The short channel devices show a good saturation behaviour and no shift in the threshold voltage compared to the long channel devices thus demonstrating a pronounced alleviation of short channel effects. The dependence of device performance with micron and submicron gates upon doping concentration is investigated by detailed computer simulations. Good agreement between theoretical and experimental results is obtained.
V, cut-off frequencies around 2OGHz and a noise figure of 2dB at 8GHz with 9dB associated gain. Breakdown voltage is higher than 6V. FETs with 1.2µm and 0.4µm gates were simultaneously fabricated on the same wafer to investigate short channel effects. The short channel devices show a good saturation behaviour and no shift in the threshold voltage compared to the long channel devices thus demonstrating a pronounced alleviation of short channel effects. The dependence of device performance with micron and submicron gates upon doping concentration is investigated by detailed computer simulations. Good agreement between theoretical and experimental results is obtained.Keywords
Art; Computational modeling; Computer simulation; Cutoff frequency; Doping; FETs; Gallium arsenide; MESFETs; Threshold voltage; Transconductance;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Electron Devices Meeting, 1983 International
Conference_Location
Washington, DC, USA
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/IEDM.1983.190583
Filename
1483708
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