J. Škriniarová, M. Florovič, J. Kováč, D. Donoval, P. Kordos
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Reliability issues of AlGaN/GaN heterostructures field-effect transistors
Reliability of the AlGaN/GaN HFETs was investigated by applying a short-time (70 min) off-state stress: the drain voltage was 50 V and the channel was pinched off. Significant decrease of the drain current at the stressing conditions was observed. Simultaneously, a decrease of the gate currents was found. On the other hand, the transconductance and threshold voltage did not changed with the stressing time. A modification of the Schottky barrier during the stress is considered to explain this behaviour. Near-surface defects, created during the AlGaN surface preparation before the gate deposition, were suppressed as a result of performed high-electric-field stress.