Stevens, K.S. ; Welser, R. E. ; Deluca, P.M. ; Landini, B. E. ; Lutz, C. R. ; Wolfsdorf-Brenner, T. L.
(2001)
Enhanced Performance GaAs-Based HBTs using a GaInNAs Base Layer.
In: Gallium Arsenide applications symposium. Gaas 2001, 24-28 September 2001, London.
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Abstract
GaInNAs base layers are enabling performance enhancements over standard GaAs-based HBTs, while preserving the cost effective GaAs platform. We have demonstrated InGaP/GaInNAs HBTs which offer 115 mV lower operating voltage, improved diode symmetry for reduced VCE,offset and Vknee, and superior gain temperature stability as compared with standard InGaP/GaAs HBTs. These enhancements have been realized while simultaneously preserving DC current gain and base doping ( ββ β80, Rsb 530 Ω/†, base thickness -500 Å, base doping ~ 4×10 19 cm 2 ) at the high levels necessary for commercial applications. GaInNAs enables these performance enhancements due to a lower energy gap which advantageously alters relative magnitudes of the collector and various base current components in an HBT.
Abstract
GaInNAs base layers are enabling performance enhancements over standard GaAs-based HBTs, while preserving the cost effective GaAs platform. We have demonstrated InGaP/GaInNAs HBTs which offer 115 mV lower operating voltage, improved diode symmetry for reduced VCE,offset and Vknee, and superior gain temperature stability as compared with standard InGaP/GaAs HBTs. These enhancements have been realized while simultaneously preserving DC current gain and base doping ( ββ β80, Rsb 530 Ω/†, base thickness -500 Å, base doping ~ 4×10 19 cm 2 ) at the high levels necessary for commercial applications. GaInNAs enables these performance enhancements due to a lower energy gap which advantageously alters relative magnitudes of the collector and various base current components in an HBT.
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