A measurement methodology involving the synchronous switching of gate to source voltage and drain to source voltage (VDS) was proposed for determining the shift of threshold voltage after an AlGaN/GaN heterostructure transistor endures high VDS off-state stress. The measurement results indicated slow electron detrapping behavior. The trap level was determined as (EC – 0.6 eV). Simulation tool was used to analyze the measurement results. The simulation results were consistent with the experimental results; and a relationship between the buffer trap and threshold voltage shift over time was observed.
A compact and broadband 15 to 5 0 GHz resistive FET ring mixer using 0.18-,um CMOS technology is presented in this letter. This mixer exhibits a conversion loss of 13-17 dB and the port to port isolations of better than 3 0 dB from 15-50 GHz for both down and up-conversion with a chip size of 0.2 mm2• Besides, this mixer has an input PI dB of 4-1 0 dB and an IF bandwidth of 5GHz. To the author's knowledge, this is the highest frequency MMIC resistive FET ring mixer using CMOS technologies to date.
This work investigates the effect of Cl 2 / Ar dry etching on p-GaN. The root-mean-square ͑rms͒ surface roughness is measured, and the depth display ͑Bearing analysis͒ is monitored. The current-voltage characteristics of etched p-GaN with Ni ͑20 nm͒ /Au ͑20 nm͒ metallization are studied. Experimental results indicate that the etching rate does not increase significantly with the Cl 2 flow rate at a constant power or chamber pressure. The Bearing ratio data exhibit a much stronger variation with etch conditions, the rms displays the same trend but to a lesser extent.
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