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Lattice matched 0.25-μm gatelength InAlN/GaN high electron mobility transistors are realized in an ultrathin body mesa technology (50-nm AlN nucleation layer/50-nm GaN buffer) on sapphire. At room temperature, the maximum output current density is IDS=0.4A/mm, the threshold voltage Vth=-1.4 V with an associated subthreshold voltage swing of 73 mV/dec and a leakage current ≈ 1 pA (for WG=50 μm) and thus a current on/off ratio of 1010. At 600°C, the maximum drain current, threshold voltage, and transconductance are nearly unchanged. The current on/off ratio is still approximately 106. First 1-MHz class A measurements with ±2.0 V peak-to-peak signal amplitude have resulted in 109-mW/mm output power at VDS=8.75 V.
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