Zhihong Liu, M. Heuken, D. Fahle, G. Ng, T. Palacios
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Recently the development of CMOS-compatible fabrication technologies for GaN HEMTs has attracted increasing levels of interest [1]-[4]. A low temperature ohmic contact technology is required for gate-first device fabrication and CMOS-first GaN-Si integration process, however, typical ohmic contacts need annealing at > 800°C [1], [2]. In the past, we have reported an approach to realize low contact resistance (R
C
) using CMOS-compatible metal schemes annealed at 500°C through an n
+
-GaN/n-AlGaN/GaN structure [4]. This method has a drawback that the n-doped AlGaN barrier increases the gate leakage current. In this work, we present the first low temperature (<;450°C) CMOS-compatible Ti/Al ohmic contact technology for conventional unintentionally-doped AlGaN/AlN/GaN HEMT structures.