： We propose a new structure of InxAll-xN/GaN high electron mobility transistor （HEMT） with gate length of 20 nm. The threshold voltage of this HEMT is achieved as -0.472 V. In this device the InA1N barrier layer i...： We propose a new structure of InxAll-xN/GaN high electron mobility transistor （HEMT） with gate length of 20 nm. The threshold voltage of this HEMT is achieved as -0.472 V. In this device the InA1N barrier layer is intentionally n-doped to boost the ION/IOFF ratio. The InAlN layer acts as donor barrier layer for this HEMT which exhibits an ION = 10-4.3 A and a very low IOFF = 10-14.4 A resulting in an ION/IoFF ratio of 1010.1. We compared our obtained results with the conventional InAlN/GaN HEMT device having undoped barrier and found that the proposed device has almost l0s times better ION/IOFF ratio. Further, the mobility analysis in GaN channel of this proposed HEMT structure along with DC analysis, C-V and conductance characteristics by using small-signal analysis are also presented in this paper. Moreover, the shifts in threshold voltage by DIBL effect and gate leakage current in the proposed HEMT are also discussed. InAlN was chosen as the most preferred barrier layer as a replacement of AlGaN for its excellent thermal conductivity and very good scalability.展开更多
文摘： We propose a new structure of InxAll-xN/GaN high electron mobility transistor （HEMT） with gate length of 20 nm. The threshold voltage of this HEMT is achieved as -0.472 V. In this device the InA1N barrier layer is intentionally n-doped to boost the ION/IOFF ratio. The InAlN layer acts as donor barrier layer for this HEMT which exhibits an ION = 10-4.3 A and a very low IOFF = 10-14.4 A resulting in an ION/IoFF ratio of 1010.1. We compared our obtained results with the conventional InAlN/GaN HEMT device having undoped barrier and found that the proposed device has almost l0s times better ION/IOFF ratio. Further, the mobility analysis in GaN channel of this proposed HEMT structure along with DC analysis, C-V and conductance characteristics by using small-signal analysis are also presented in this paper. Moreover, the shifts in threshold voltage by DIBL effect and gate leakage current in the proposed HEMT are also discussed. InAlN was chosen as the most preferred barrier layer as a replacement of AlGaN for its excellent thermal conductivity and very good scalability.
