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This work presents millimeter wave performance achieved by ion-implanted InGaAs/GaAs metal semiconductor field-effect transistor devices. A current gain cutoff frequency ft of 126 GHz and maximum frequency of oscillation fmax of 232 GHz have been measured for 0.20 μm gate length devices. The ft and low-field Hall mobility data, measured at 300 and 112 K, lead us to conclude that the average electron velocity under the gate is mainly due to the high-field velocity rather than low-field electron mobility.
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