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Short Term Reliability and Robustness of ultra-thin barrier, 110 nm-gate AlN/GaN HEMTs

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arxiv 2107.08410 v4 pith:A5W26EB4 submitted 2021-07-18 physics.app-ph

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Short-term reliability and robustness of 110 nm AlN/GaN HEMTs has been evaluated by means of off-state, semi-on state and on-state step stress tests on devices having different gate-drain distance, LGD. While breakdown voltages and critical voltages scale almost linearly with LGD, failure mode remains almost unchanged in all tested devices, and consists in an increase of gate leakage, accompanied by a positive shift of threshold voltage. In off-state, electroluminescence images detect the presence of localized leakage paths which may act as preferential paths for electron trapping. Degradation does not depend on dissipated power and is preliminary attributed to hot-electron trapping, enhanced by electric fields.

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