Parametric Extraction and High-Frequency Device Model
Build-Up for pHEMTs with Different Gate Structure
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(impact ionization threshold field) InGaAs
(kink effect)
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-Microwave Office (CAD)
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Abstract
This work compares fundamental device performance of
Al
0.24Ga
0.76As/In
0.2Ga
0.8As
metal-oxide-semiconductor
high
electron mobility transistor (MOS-HEMT) by using ozone water
technique with respect to an unpassivated conventional device.
We’ve successfully established high-frequency device models
by using the Microwave Office CAD tool based on the
"Cold-FET" theory. Four S-parameter sets have been precisely
extracted at the same time to establish the highly accurate and
physically meaningful high-frequency model. The results are
promisingly useful for the RFIC design technologies.
ii ePaper(2013 ) ...i 1 ... 1 2 ... 4 2-1 ... 5 2-2 ... 9 2-2-1 ( Ls, Lg, Ld ) ... 10 2-2-2 ( Rs, Rg, Rd ) ... 11 2-2-3 ( Cpd, Cpg ) ... 11 2-2-4 ( Cgs, Cgd, Cds ) ... 12 2-2-5 ( gm ) ... 12 2-2-6 ( Rds ) ... 13 2-2-7 ( τ ) ... 14 2-2-8 ( Ri ) ... 14 3 ... 15 3-1 ... 15 3-1-1 ... 15
iii ePaper(2013 ) 3-1-2 ... 17 3-1-3 S ... 17 3-2 ... 19 3-3 ... 20 3-4 ... 26 3-4-1 HEMT ... 26 3-4-2 ... 27 3-4-3 ... 28 4 ... 29 4-1 ... 29 4-1-1 - ... 29 4-1-2 ... 30 4-1-3 - - ... 31 4-2 ... 33 4-3 ... 35 4-3-1 HEMT ... 35 4-3-2 MOS-HEMT ... 39 4-3-3 ... 42 5 ... 46
iv ePaper(2013 ) ... 48 2.1 HEMT ... 52 2.2 MOS-HEMT ... 51 2.3 ... 53 2.4 HEMT ... 53 2.5 InxGa1-xAs InAs ... 54 2.6 HEMT MOS-HEMT RF ... 55 2.7 HEMT ... 57 3.1 ... 57 3.2 S ... 58 3.3 ... 59 3.4 Y Network ... 60 3.5 Y12 ... 60 3.6 Y22 ... 60 3.7 Y21 ... 60 3.8 Y12 ... 60 3.9 Y ... 61
v ePaper(2013 ) 3.10 Vds HEMT ... 62 3.11 HEMT ... 63 4.1 HEMT ... 64 4.2 MOS-HEMT ... 65 4.3 HEMT MOS-HEMT ... 66 4.4 ... 67 4.5 MOS-HEMT ... 68 4.6 MOS-HEMT ... 69 4.7 MOS-HEMT ... 70 4.8 HEMT RF ... 71 4.9 MOS-HEMT RF ... 72 4.10 HEMT ... 73
4.11 HEMT S11 Smith Chart ... 74
4.12 HEMT S12 Polar ... 75
4.13 HEMT S21 Polar ... 76
4.14 HEMT S22 Smith Chart ... 77
4.15 MOS-HEMT ... 78
4.16 MOS-HEMT S11 Smith Chart ... 79
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4.18 MOS-HEMT S21 Polar ... 81
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1
(MMIC) (HEMT) (RFIC) - / (HEMTs) (MMIC)
(impact ionization threshold field) InGaAs
ii ePaper(2013 ) AlGaAs / : (1) (<40 ) (2) (3) (4) / (5) [10]-[13] AlGaAs MMIC IC Microwave Office (CAD) / - -(MOS-Gate) (Schottky-Gate)
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RF RF
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2
HEMT
(1) (Intrinsic Transconductance, gm) fT (2) (n, ΦB, Ig) (3) (Output Conductance, gds) (AV = gm/gds) (HEMT)v ePaper(2013 ) 2-1 HEMT [7] (HEMT) - - (MOS-HEMT) (dangling bond) 2.1 Al0.24Ga0.76As Ni/Au
HEMT Double δ-doped HEMT
GaAs 5000Å GaAs 230Å Al0.22Ga0.78As δ- 25Å Al0.22Ga0.78As 150Å In0.24Ga0.76As 25Å Al0.22Ga0.78As δ- 300Å Al0.22Ga0.78As 800Å Si n+ -GaAs 2.2 MOS-HEMT Ni/Au Al0.24Ga0.76As 100Å
vi ePaper(2013 ) 銦1) 銦Cap Layer) HEMT 1018 cm-3 Si (gm) (ft) HEMT (gate recess)
(parallel conduction effect)
銦2) 銦Schottky Layer)
AlGaAs /InGaAs
AlGaAs InGaAs
(high sheet charge density) AlGaAs
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銦3)δ- (δ-doped Carrier Supply Layer)
δ- HEMT 銦a) (Drain) 銦b) 銦c) 銦d) δ-V FET 2µm δ- HEMT δ- HEMT δ-銦4) (Spacer Layer) HEMT
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δ-(sheet charge density)
20 Å ~50 Å
銦5) (Pseudomorphic InGaAs Channel Layer)
InGaAs HEMT 2.3 InGaAs AlGaAs 2.4 InGaAs GaAs AlGaAs InGaAs 2.5 InGaAs GaAs InGaAs InGaAs 晧
ix ePaper(2013 ) 6 GaAs - GaAs AlGaAs
AlGaAs GaAs GaAs
AlGaAs
2-2
(HEMTs) S y z h 100 MHz y z hx ePaper(2013 ) S 20 50GHz S 50GHz 2.6 HEMT MOS-HEMT RF -
-Cgd,ox Cgs,ox - Cds,ox
50GHz S 2.7 2-2-1 ( Lssss Lg Ld ) Lg Ld Ls Lg Ld 5 10pH Ls 1pH 0.1~0.3pH
xi ePaper(2013 ) 2-2-2 ( Rs Rg Rd ) Rs Rg Rd Rs Rd Rg Rs Rd S 2-2-3 ( Cpd Cpg ) : Cpg Cpd Cpg Cpd
xii ePaper(2013 ) Cpg Cpd fF S 2-2-4 ( Cgs Cgd Cds ) Cgs Cgd - -- Cgs Cgd Cgs S - Cds Cds Cgs 1 pF/mm Cgd Cgs Cgs Vds = 0 V Cgs Cgd 2-2-5 ( gm ) gm Ids Vgs Ids Vgs
-xiii ePaper(2013 ) I ds g m V gs ∂ = ∂ gm - Vds Ids - Vgs (2.2) 2-2-6 ( Rds ) Rds gds gds Ids Vds -Ids-Vds (2.3) 1 gs ds ds V constant ds ds I g R V = ∂ = = ∂
xiv ePaper(2013 ) 2-2-7 ( τ ) -τ 1 ps 2-2-8 ( Ri ) Ri S11 Ri S11 Ri
xv ePaper(2013 )
3
3-1
S 3-1-1 (TestFixture Measurement) (On-wafer Measurement)
(1)
(Device Under Test, DUT)
(Chip-Form)
(Carrier Assembly) (Bonding Wire)
(Metal Pad) (Microstrip Line)
xvi ePaper(2013 ) 3.1 Midsection Midsection (2) (Coplanar Probes)
xvii ePaper(2013 ) 3-1-2 y z h 100 MHz y z h (open) (short) S 3-1-3 S S (incident) (transmission) (reflection)
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3.2
S 20
50GHz
(1) Network Analyzer (DUT) S
DUT
(2) Synthesized Sweeper
(3) Test Set (Port-1 Port-2)
S
(4) DC Bias Supplies
S 50ohm S DUT
Port-1 Port-2 terminate
S11 S21 Test Set DUT Port-2
Port-1 terminate
xix ePaper(2013 ) S S (1) S (2) (3) (Wafer-Probing System) (Network Analyzer)
3-2
[8]- [10]
Dambrine et al. - Vds S - Vds Sxx ePaper(2013 ) Rds
3-3
[11]- [15]
3.3 HEMT HEMT Cpg Cpd Rg Rd Rs Lg Ld Ls - Cgs -Cds - Cgd gm Rds τ Ri Y PI Y Y 3.4 Y (xxi ePaper(2013 ) ) 3.4 Y11 Y22 Y12 Y21 Y (3.1) (3.2) Y (3.3) (3.6) (3.3) (3.4) (3.5) (3.6) HEMT Y V2 - Cgs Ri
i
1
y
=
11
v
v = 0
2
1
i
1
y
=
12
v
v = 0
1
2
i
2
y
=
21
v
v = 0
2
1
i
2
y
=
22
v
v = 0
1
2
i = y v + y v 1 11 1 12 2 i = y v + y v 2 21 1 22 2xxii ePaper(2013 ) (Bypass) - Cgs 3.5 Y12 (3.7) (3.7) Y22 3.6 V2 i2 Y22 (3.8) (3.8) 3.7 V2 V1 i2 Y21 (3.9) (3.9) Y11 3.8 i1 (3.10) (3.10) y (3.7) (3.8) (3.9) (3.10) 1 y = + jw(C +C ) 22 R ds gd ds y = j C 12 gd 2 2 w R C C i gd gs y = + jw +C 11 1+w C2 2 R2 1+ w C2 2 R gd gs i gs i -jw g e m y = jwC 21 1+jwR C gd i gs τ
xxiii ePaper(2013 ) 5GHz 1+w2Ri2Cgs2 1 (3.11) (3.12) 2 2 y = w R C + jw C + C 11 i gd gs gd y = g jw C + g R C + 21 m gd m i gs τ 1 y = + jw(C +C ) 22 ds gd y = j C 12 gd 2 2 w R C C i gd gs y = + jw +C 11 1+w C2 2 R2 1+ w C2 2 R gd gs i gs i -jw g e m y = jwC 21 1+jwR C gd i gs τ 1 y = + jw(C +C ) 22 R ds gd ds y = j C 12 gd
xxiv
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xxv ePaper(2013 ) HEMT Y Y Cgs , Ri , gm , τ , Cgd , Rds Cds Y Y 3.9 Y (a) S (b) S Z Ls Ld (c) Z Y Cpg Cpd (d) Y Z Rg Rs Ls Rd (e) Z Y 3.9 HEMT Y Y
-xxvi ePaper(2013 ) Cgs Ri gm τ - Cgd Rds - Cds Z
3-4
[16]
3-4-1 HEMT HEMT -- HEMT - Cds - -- Cgs -Cgd Ri Rds 3.10 Vds HEMT - Vds - Cgs - Cds HEMT Cpg Cpdxxvii ePaper(2013 ) 3-4-2 [17] -- -(fringing -Capacitance) (3.15) Cf GHz (e.g.5GHz) Y 3.11 3.11 Y (3.16) (3.17) (3.18) (3.16) (3.18) Cpg Cpd Cf C = C = C gs gd f y11= jw C + 2C pg f y = y = jwC 12 21 - f y = jw C + C 22 f pd
xxviii ePaper(2013 ) 3-4-3 [18]-[20] Cpg Cpd Z Z Rs Rd Rg Lg Ls Ld (3.19) (3.20) (3.21) Z Rc nkT qI g Z12 Ls Z11 Lg Z22 Ld Z12 Rs Z11 Rg Z22 Rd R nkT c Z = R + R + + + jw L + L 11 s g 3 qI s g g R c Z = Z = R + + jwL 12 21 s 2 s
(
)
Z = R + R + R + jw L + L 22 s d c s dxxix ePaper(2013 )
4
4-1
1.2 × 100 µm2 7 µm KEITHLEY 4200 4-1-1 -4.1 4.2 300K HEMT MOS-HEMT (IDS)- (VDS) - (VGS) 1V -2V-0.5V/step 4.3 HEMT MOS-HEMT
xxx ePaper(2013 ) 4-1-2 4.4 4.5 HEMT MOS-HEMT VDS = 3 V (gm) (IDS) VGS 4.6 4.1 MOS-HEMT IDS gm GVS Vth 4.1 - (Idss) (Id,max) MOS-HEMT gm HEMT MOS-HEMT (GVS) IDS HEMT 1V MOS-HEMT GVS
Samples Conventional MOS-HEMT
Idss0 (mA/mm) 172 254.7
Id,max (mA/mm) 374.6 387
gm,max (mS/mm) 178.5 194.4
GVS (V) 1 1.2
xxxi ePaper(2013 ) 1.2V AlGaAs IDSS0 , ID,max , gm,max GVS [21] (4.1) ΦB ∆EC InxGa1-xAs (d+∆d) 2DEG 4.1 MOS-HEMT 4-1-3 - 4.7 MOS-HEMT -(BVGD) (Von) VGD 4.2 MOS-HEMT - HEMT ∆E n (d + ∆d) φ c 2DEG B V = - -th q q ε
mm
mA
w
I
G/
1
=
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MOS-HEMT
4.2 MOS-HEMT
Samples Conventional MOS-HEMT
BVGD(V) -11.2 -18.6
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4-2
0.2 50 GHz HP8510B 1.2×200 µm2 7 µm 0 dB H21 fT fmax (MAG) fT fmax (4.2) (4.3) 4.8 4.9 MOS-HEMT (fT) (fmax) 2 ( ) g m f T C C GS GD π ≈ + max 1 2 2[ ( ) 2 ] 0 f T f G R R C G S π GD ≈ + +xxxiv
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4.3 VDS = 2.5 V (fT) (fmax)
MOS-HEMT HEMT
7.96% 12.4% MOS-HEMT
Samples Conventional MOS-HEMT
fT (GHz) 16.58 17.9
fmax (GHz) 28.05 31.53
xxxv ePaper(2013 )
4-3
4-3-1 HEMT S HEMT 0.2 GHz 50 GHz 10 GHz Cold Model HEMT (1) (Ls , Ld , Lg , Rs , Rg , Rd , Cpg , Cpd) (2) (Cgs , Cgd ,Cds , gm , gd , Ri , τ) Microwave Office Sxxxvi ePaper(2013 ) (1) Vds = 0 V Vgs = 1 V (2) Vds = 0 V Vgs= -3 V (3) Vds = 2 V Vgs = -1.5 V 1. Vds = 0 V Vgs = 1 V 4.4 Rs (ohm) 1.322 Rg (ohm) 3.22 Rd (ohm) 124 Ls (nH) 0.0134 Lg (nH) 0.0005 Ld (nH) 0.05918 4.4 2. Vds = 0 V Vgs = -3 V 4.5 Cpg (pF) 0 Cpd (pF) 0.0409 4.5
xxxvii ePaper(2013 ) 3. Vds = 2 V Vgs = -1.5 V 4.6 Cgs (pF) 0.3155 Cgd (pF) 0.0486 Cds (pF) 0 gm (mS) 30 gd (mS) 0.54348 Ri (ohm) 19.96 τ (ps) 3.35 4.6 Microwave Office
Smith Chart Polar S
Smith Chart
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4.11(a) 4.12(a) 4.13(a) 4.14 (a)
4.11 (b) 4.12 (b) 4.13 (b) 4.14 (b)
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4-3-2 MOS-HEMT
MOS-HEMT -
-Cgd,ox Cgs,ox - Cds,ox
S MOS-HEMT 0.2 GHz 50 GHz 10 GHz Cold Model MOS-HEMT (1) (Ls , Ld , Lg , Rs , Rg , Rd , Cpg , Cpd)
(2) (C gs,ox , Cgd,ox , Cds,ox , Cgs , Cgd , Cds , gm , gd, Ri , τ)
Microwave Office
xl ePaper(2013 ) (1) Vds = 0 V Vgs = 1 V (2) Vds = 0 V Vgs = -3 V (3) Vds = 2 V Vgs = - 1.5 V 1. Vds = 0 V Vgs = 1 V 4.7 Rs (ohm) 0.982 Rg (ohm) 13.17 Rd (ohm) 0 Ls (nH) 0.0041 Lg (nH) 0.04558 Ld (nH) 0.0564 4.7 2. Vds = 0 V Vgs = -3 V 4.8 Cpg (pF) 0.017 Cpd (pF) 0.01623 4.8
xli ePaper(2013 ) 3. Vds = 2 V Vgs = -1.5 V 4.9 Cgs (pF) 0.6 Cgd (pF) 0.0246 Cds (pF) 0 Cgs,ox (pF) 0.637 Cgd,ox (pF) 0.5111 Cds,ox (pF) 0.009 gm (mS) 33.2 gd (mS) 0.5102 Ri (ohm) 10.09 τ (ps) 3.61 4.9 Microwave Office
Smith Chart Polar S
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Smith Chart
4.15
4.16 (a) 4.17 (a) 4.18 (a) 4.19 (a)
4.16 (b) 4.17 (b) 4.18 (b) 4.19 (b) 4-3-3 Conventional MOS-HEMT Lg (nH) 0.0005 0.04558 Ls (nH) 0.0134 0.0041 Ld (nH) 0.05918 0.0564 Rs (ohm) 1.322 0.982 Rg (ohm) 3.22 13.17 Rd (ohm) 124 0
xliii ePaper(2013 ) Cpd (pF) 0.409 0.01623 Cpg (pF) 0 0.017 Conventional MOS-HEMT Cgs (pF) 0.3155 0.6 Cgd (pF) 0.0486 0.0246 Cds (pF) 0 0 Cox,gs (pF) 0.637 Cox,gd (pF) 0.5111 Cox,ds (pF) 0.009 Conventional MOS-HEMT Cgs,eq (pF) 0.3155 0.30897 C gd,eq (pF) 0.0486 0.02347 Cds,eq (pF) 0 0.009 gm (mS) 30 33.2 gd (mS) 0.54348 0.5102 Ri (ohm) 19.96 10.09 τ (ps) 3.35 3.61
xliv ePaper(2013 ) MOS-HEMT (1) - -MOS-HEMT gm,max (2) MOS-HEMT gd (3) - - (1) (Rs , Rd) Rs , Rd (2) - (C ds,eq) MOS-HEMT - MOS-HEMT C ds,eq HEMT
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-MOS-HEMT C gd,eq C gs,eq
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5
/ -HEMTs MOS (C gd,eq ,C gs,eq) HEMT / MOS-HEMTs 194 mS/mm ( 8.9%) 254.7 mA/mm ( 48%) -18.6 V ( 66%) 17.9 GHz ( 8%) 31.53 GHz ( 12.4%) MOS-HEMTs S HEMT HEMT
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Drain Gate Source (AuGeNi/Au) (AuGeNi/Au)
(Ni/Au)
n+-In0.01Ga0.99As Cap 800Å
n-Al0.24Ga0.76As 300Å Schottky Contact
δ(n+)
i-Al0.24Ga0.76As 25Å Spacer Layer
i-Al0.2Ga0.8As 150Å Channel Layer
i-Al0.24Ga0.76As 25Å Spacer Layer
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i-Al0.24Ga0.76As 230Å Buffer Layer
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lxii ePaper(2013 ) 2 2 w R C C i gd gs y = + jw +C 11 1+w C2 2 R2 1+ w C2 2 R gd gs i gs i -jw g e m y = jwC 21 1+jwR C gd i gs τ 1 y = + jw(C +C ) 22 R ds gd ds y = j C 12 gd 11 12 21 22 s s s s Z jwL Z 11 g 12 Z Z jwL 21 22 d Y jwC Y 11 pg 12 Y Y jwC 21 22 pd Z R Z R 11 s 12 s R jwL jwL g s s Z R Z R 21 s 22 s jwL R jwL s d s S Z Y Z Z Y Z Y 2 2 y = w R C + jw C + C 11 i gd gs gd y = g jw C + g R C + 21 m gd m i gs τ 1 y = + jw(C +C ) 22 R ds gd ds y = j C 12 gd 5GHz 1+w2Ri2Cgs2 1
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lxvi ePaper(2013 ) 0 1 2 3 4 0 100 200 300 400 500 MOS-HEMT Drain-Source Voltage (V) D ra in C u rr en t D en si ty ( m A /m m ) VG=1 ~ -2V ,Step= - 0.5V 4.2 MOS-HEMT 300K
lxvii ePaper(2013 ) 0 1 2 3 4 0 100 200 300 400 500 Drain-Source Voltage (V) D ra in C u rr en t D en si ty ( m A /m m ) V G=1 ~ -2V ,Step= - 0.5V Conventional MOS-HEMT 4.3 HEMT MOS-HEMT 300K
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lxix ePaper(2013 ) -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 0 100 200 300 400 500 MOS-HEMT
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lxx ePaper(2013 ) -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 0 100 200 300 400 500 Conventional MOS-HEMT
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lxxi ePaper(2013 ) -20 -10 0 -1.0 -0.5 0.0 0.5 1.0 Conventional MOS-HEMT Gate-Drain Voltage(V) G a te C u rr en t D en si ty (m A /m m ) 0 1 0.0 0.5 1.0 G a te C u rr en t D en si ty ( m A /m m ) Gate-Drain Voltage (V) 4.7 MOS-HEMT 300 K
lxxii ePaper(2013 ) 0.1 1 10 0 10 20 30 40 fT fmax Frequency (GHz) G a in ( d B ) V DS= 2.5 V,VG= -0.5 V fT = 16.58 GHz fmax = 28.05 GHz 4.8 HEMT VDS = 2.5 V RF
lxxiii ePaper(2013 ) 0.1 1 10 0 10 20 30 40 fT fmax Frequency (GHz) G a in ( d B ) V DS= 2.5 V,VG= -0.5 V fT = 17.9 GHz fmax = 31.53 GHz 4.9 MOS-HEMT VDS = 2.5 V RF
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