High-performance pseudomorphic Ga0.4In0.6As/ Al0.55In0.45As modulation-doped field-effect transistors (MODFET's) grown by MBE on InP have been fabricated and characterized. DC transconductances as high as 271, 227, and 197 mS/mm were obtained at 300K for 1.6-µm and 2.9-µm gate-length enhancement-mode and 2-µm depletion-mode devices, respectively. An average electron velocity as high as 2.36 × 107cm/s has been inferred for the 1.6-µm devices, which is higher than previously reported values for 1-µm gate-length Ga0.47In0.53As/Al0.48In0.52As MODFET's. The higher bandgap Al0.55In0.45As pseudomorphic barrier also offers the advantages of a larger conduction-band discontinuity and a higher Schottky barrier height.
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