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Current collapse reduction in InAlN/GaN MOS HEMTs by in situ surface pre-treatment and atomic layer deposition of ZrO2 high-k gate dielectrics

Abermann, S.
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Pozzovivo, G.
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Kuzmik, J.
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2009
Electronics Letters

Atomic layer deposition (ALD) is supplied to grow ZrO2 high-k gate dielectrics and fabricate InAlN/GaN metal oxide semiconductor (MOS) high electron mobility transistors (HEMTs). Ex situ chemical surface cleaning and optimised in situ InAlN surface pre-treatment by ALD lead to a substantial suppression of drain-source current collapse owing to a high-quality InAlN/oxide interface. In addition, the gate leakage current was suppressed by about three orders of magnitude.

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DOI
10.1049/el.2009.0728
Web of Science ID

WOS:000266264900028

Author(s)
Abermann, S.
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Pozzovivo, G.
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Kuzmik, J.
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Ostermaier, C.
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Henkel, C.
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Bethge, O.
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Strasser, G.
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Pogany, D.
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Carlin, J. F.  
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Grandjean, N.  
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Date Issued

2009

Published in
Electronics Letters
Volume

45

Issue

11

Start page

570

End page

571

Subjects

INALN/ALN/GAN HEMTS

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OXIDES

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MOCVD

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HFO2

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REVIEWED

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