Abstract
Undoped AlInGaN∕GaN heterostructure field-effect transistors (HFETs) have been demonstrated on sapphire substrate. The maximum drain current of 758mA∕mm and extrinsic transconductance of 123mS∕mm were obtained from the device with 2μm gate length and 15μm gate width. Such performance was comparable to that of a conventional modulation-doped (MOD) AlGaN∕GaN HFET fabricated at same the condition. In spite of the high-density two-dimentional electron gas formed at the heterointerface, the AlInGaN∕GaN HFET structure showed relatively low Hall mobility (689cm2∕Vs at 300K), which was due to the high concentration background doping in the undoped AlInGaN barrier region. Encouragingly, both the gate leakage current and drain current collapse showed lower values than that of the MOD-AlGaN∕GaN HFET, which implied the potential application of quaternary AlInGaN to high-power and high-frequency devices.
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