Abstract
The RF performance of InP-based lattice-matched high electron mobility transistors (HEMTs) is improved by using a two-step-recess process. 0.07 µm gate HEMTs show a cutoff frequency (fT) of 300 GHz, a value previously achievable only with a gate length of 0.05 µm in the conventional gate structure, and a maximum frequency of oscillation fmax of 400 GHz. The high fT indicates that the effective gate length is successfully suppressed by the two-step-recessed gate structure. Moreover, owing to the selective etching property, this gate recess process provides high uniformity of the threshold voltage and the cutoff frequency of the HEMTs on a 3 in wafer.
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