Punch-through in short-channel AlGaN/GaN HFETs
By Michael J. Uren, K. Nash, R. Balmer, T. Martin, E. Morvan, N. Caillas, S. Delage, D. Ducatteau, B. Grimbert, J. C. D. Jaeger. IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices, 2006
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Subfields: Condensed Matter Physics, Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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- AlGaN/GaN/GaN:C Back-Barrier HFETs With Breakdown Voltage of Over 1 kV and Low $R_{\scriptscriptstyle{\rm ON}} \times A$ (2010, background): “The subthreshold drain current is mostly dominated by two leakage currents: 1) the injection of electrons into the GaN buffer layer, i.e., the bulk punchthrough [ 4 ], and 2) the Schottky-gate reversebias tunneling leakage current [5], [6].”
- Buffer Design to Minimize Current Collapse in GaN/AlGaN HFETs (2012, background): “All distributions studied had sufficiently high doping to suppress significant short-channel effects [5]”
- Dynamic On-Resistance in GaN Power Devices: Mechanisms, Characterizations, and Modeling (2019, background): “The C compensation doping, which can induce deep-level acceptor traps [24], is essential to obtain low leakage through the buffer/SRL [44], [47], [48].”
- Punchthrough-Voltage Enhancement of AlGaN/GaN HEMTs Using AlGaN Double-Heterojunction Confinement (2008, methodology): “Breakdown in GaNbased HEMTs and other field-effect devices is, in many cases, initiated by electron current underneath the depletion region of the transistor gate through the insulating buffer layer and known as space-charge injection of electrons into the GaN buffer layer [8], carrier spill-over [9”
- GaN-on-Si Power Technology: Devices and Applications (2017, background): “the lateral punchthrough [8] caused by background impurity (e.”