G. Moschetti, P. Nilsson, N. Wadefalk, M. Malmkvist, E. Lefebvre, J. Grahn, Y. Roelens, A. Noudéviwa, A. Olivier, S. Bollaert, F. Danneville, L. Desplanque, X. Wallart, G. Dambrine
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Abstract
The DC properties of 110-nm gate-length InAs/AlSb-based HEMTs at cryogenic (30K) and room temperature (300K) have been investigated. Compared to 300K, devices at 30 K exhibited lower on-resistance (RON) and output conductance (gDS), a higher transconductance (gm) and a more distinct knee in the IDS(VDS) characteristics. The improvement in the DC performance at cryogenic temperature should mainly be attributed to the lower source-drain resistance.