X. Mei, W. Yoshida, W. Deal, P. Liu, J. Lee, J. Uyeda, L. Dang, J. Wang, W. Liu, M. Barsky, Y. Kim, M. Lange, T. Chin, V. Radisic, T. Gaier, A. Fung, R. Lai
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Abstract
A new InP HEMT process has been developed with 35nm gate length and improved Ohmic contact. A gate-source capacitance of 0.4pF/mm is achieved with the reduced gate length, a 30% improvement over our baseline 70nm device. The contact resistance is successfully reduced to 0.07 with the newly designed contact layer combined with an alloyed Au/Ge/Ni/Au Ohmic metal. Good device characteristics has been demonstrated with a transconductance as high as 2 S/mm and a cutoff frequency fr of 420GHz. A single-stage common-source amplifier was fabricated with this new process. A peak gain of 5dB is measured at 265GHz. A MAG/MSG of 3dB at 300GHz was achieved, making the device suitable for applications at frequencies well into the millimeter-wave and even sub-millimeter-wave band.