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Experimental evaluation demonstrates enhanced microwave power performance in AlGaN/GaN transistors, indicating that mitigating surface and buffer trapping reduces current collapse.
The dc small-signal, and microwave power output characteristics of AlGaN/GaN HEMTs are presented. A maximum drain current greater than 1 A/mm and a gate-drain breakdown voltage over 80 V have been attained. For a 0.4 /spl mu/m gate length, an f/sub T/ of 30 GHz and an f/sub max/ of 70 GHz have been demonstrated. Trapping effects, attributed to surface and buffer layers, and their relationship to microwave power performance are discussed. It is demonstrated that gate lag is related to surface trapping and drain current collapse is associated with the properties of the GaN buffer layer. Through a reduction of these trapping effects, a CW power density of 3.3 W/mm and a pulsed power density of 6.7 W/mm have been achieved at 3.8 GHz.
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