Hydrogenated diamond MOSFETs with self-oxidized alumina as a gate dielectric are fabricated. The diamond MOSFETs show a high maximum drain current density of 466 mA/mm at VGS = −6 V, a transconductance of 58 mS/mm, and an off-state breakdown voltage of −53 V. The maximum output power density reaches 745 mW/mm at 2 GHz continuous wave, which is the highest reported value for diamond transistors measured at 2 GHz. The output power value measured is lower than that estimated. Pulse I-V analysis shows that the main factor that affects the output power of the diamond MOSFETs is the traps in the channel.
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