E. Glass, J. Abrokwah, R. Lucero, E. Spears, J. Rollman, J. Huang, B. Bernhardt, B. Ooms
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Abstract
A high efficiency enhancement mode power heterostructure FET has been developed for single supply portable applications. The device requires only a single 3 V supply for operation, making it an ideal candidate for portable applications. At 850 MHz, a 1.0 /spl mu/m/spl times/12 mm N-type FET exhibited a power output of +30.7 dBm, power gain of 10.6 dB, and a power-added efficiency of 60%, at a drain to source voltage of 3 V, and drain to source quiescent current of 150 mA. This device was fabricated on a standard Complementary GaAs (CGaAs) process flow, which is capable of simultaneously building low-voltage, low-power digital circuits (200 MHz), high-speed digital circuits (5 GHz), and RF power circuits (900 MHz).