G. Curatola, Andreas Kassmanhuber, S. Yuferev, J. Franke, G. Pozzovivo, S. Lavanga, G. Prechtl, T. Detzel, O. Haeberlen
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Abstract
The present paper focuses on the system-level optimization of GaN technology for high voltage applications. We will show that a key requirement for the future success of the GaN technology is the full system-optimization achieved by a simultaneous optimization of technology, packaging and applications. We will also show that Virtual Prototyping (VP) becomes, in GaN technology, a fundamental tool that allows not only to have a fundamental understanding of the device properties but more importantly it allows to strongly link device optimization, technology and system-level performance. In the present paper we will describe our view on the system-level optimization of high voltage GaN technology and present detailed simulations and comparison with experiments for both normally on isolated GaN transistors and cascoded GaN devices in real switching applications.