A GaN complementary field-effect transistor (FET) inverter monolithically integrated with power gate-injection high-electron-mobility transistors (HEMTs) was realized on a Si substrate. The GaN p-channel and n-channel logic devices and power devices were fabricated based on a p-GaN/AlGaN/GaN epi-structure. Through optimization of epi-layer thickness and doping, excellent low-level noise margin (NML) of 1.47 V and high-level noise margin (NMH) of 0.98 V were achieved at a supply voltageVDDof 3 V at room temperature. A maximum current density (ID,max) of 0.36 mA/mm/220 mA/mm atVDSof −3 V/3 V and a threshold voltageVTHof −2.0 V/+2.3 V were achieved in the p-channel and n-channel FETs, respectively. A propagation delay of an inverter stageτ pdin a ring oscillator was measured to be1.67~μ s. The power gate-injection HEMT has an ON-resistanceRONof18.7~Ω ·mm and a breakdown voltage (BV) of 900 V. These results show the great potential of the developed GaN complementary FET technology in the applications of GaN power modules.
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