A1GaN/GaN depletion-mode high-electron-mobility transistor （D-HEMT） and fluorine （F） plasma treated enhancement-mode high-electron-mobility transistor （E-HEMT） are exposed to 60Co gamma radiation with a dose of ...A1GaN/GaN depletion-mode high-electron-mobility transistor （D-HEMT） and fluorine （F） plasma treated enhancement-mode high-electron-mobility transistor （E-HEMT） are exposed to 60Co gamma radiation with a dose of 1.6 Mrad （Si）. No degradation is observed in the performance of D-HEMT. However, the maximum transeonductance of E-HEMT is increased after radiation. The 2DEG density and the mobility are calculated from the results of capacitance-voltage measurement. The electron mobility decreases after fluorine plasma treatment and recovers after radiation. Conductance measurements in a frequency range from 10 kHz to 1 MHz are used to characterize the trapping effects in the devices. A new type of trap is observed in the F plasma treated E-HEMT compared with the D-HEMT, but the density of the trap decreases by radiation. Fitting of Gp/w data yields the trap densities DT = （1-3）Х1012 cm^-2.eV^-1 and DT = （0,2-0.8）Х10^12 cm^2-eV^-1 before and after radiation, respectively. The time constant is 0.5 ms-6 ms. With F plasma treatment, the trap is introduced by etch damage and degrades the electronic mobility. After 60Co gamma radiation, the etch damage decreases and the electron mobility is improved. The gamma radiation can recover the etch damage caused by F plasma treatment.展开更多
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 60736033)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities,China (Grant No. JY10000904009)
文摘A1GaN/GaN depletion-mode high-electron-mobility transistor （D-HEMT） and fluorine （F） plasma treated enhancement-mode high-electron-mobility transistor （E-HEMT） are exposed to 60Co gamma radiation with a dose of 1.6 Mrad （Si）. No degradation is observed in the performance of D-HEMT. However, the maximum transeonductance of E-HEMT is increased after radiation. The 2DEG density and the mobility are calculated from the results of capacitance-voltage measurement. The electron mobility decreases after fluorine plasma treatment and recovers after radiation. Conductance measurements in a frequency range from 10 kHz to 1 MHz are used to characterize the trapping effects in the devices. A new type of trap is observed in the F plasma treated E-HEMT compared with the D-HEMT, but the density of the trap decreases by radiation. Fitting of Gp/w data yields the trap densities DT = （1-3）Х1012 cm^-2.eV^-1 and DT = （0,2-0.8）Х10^12 cm^2-eV^-1 before and after radiation, respectively. The time constant is 0.5 ms-6 ms. With F plasma treatment, the trap is introduced by etch damage and degrades the electronic mobility. After 60Co gamma radiation, the etch damage decreases and the electron mobility is improved. The gamma radiation can recover the etch damage caused by F plasma treatment.
