Abstract
The basic characteristics of the short channel FETs have been investigated for the high-frequency performance of the diamond MISFETs. The deep sub-micron gate (0.23–0.5 μm) diamond MISFETs were fabricated on an H-terminated diamond surface. The short channel effect is well suppressed utilizing thin gate insulator. Accordingly, the transconductance is improved by reduction of gate length down to 0.2 μm. This tendency is observed in diamond MISFETs for the first time. Maximum transconductance reaches 71 mS/mm in DC mode and 51 mS/mm in AC mode. The f T of 40 GHz is expected in 0.2 μm gate MISFETs as a result.
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