Abstract

We demonstrate a recessed-gate normally off AlGaN/GaN high-electron-mobility transistor (HEMT) on a silicon substrate that provides a precisely controllable threshold voltage (Vth). To ensure Vth uniformity, dry-etching of GaN with high etching selectivity between GaN and AlGaN is developed. Furthermore, to introduce selective dry-etching in the HEMT fabrication process, we propose a delta-doped GaN cap structure that enables negative polarization charges between the GaN cap and the AlGaN barrier to be compensated. Combining these two technologies, we fabricate recessed-gate normally off metal–insulator–semiconductor HEMTs with a subthreshold slope of 130 mV/dec and an on–off drain current ratio exceeding 107.

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