A mixed HEMT-HBT MMIC technology using MBE regrowth

E. Kunkee, S. Consolazio, J. Barner, T. Retelny, G. Dietz, E. Bogus, A. Cavus, J. Chen, J. Uyeda, R. Hsing, P. Chin, A. Ahkiyat, D. Chua, R. Clark, R. Haubenstricker, M. Johnson, T. Nguyen, P. Sahm, E. Zeliasz, R. Lai
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Current microwave systems are constructed by integrating a large number of single technology components into a final product due to the limitations of any single transistor technology across all functions and metrics, thereby increasing cost and size of a given system. In this paper, we present a fabrication process using Molecular Beam Epitaxy (MBE) regrowth which allows the combination of High Electron Mobility Transistors (HEMT) with Heterostructure Bipolar Transistors (HBT) on a single GaAs chip without compromising the performance of either the HBT or HEMT. HBT fT/Fmax of 40/85 GHz and Beta of 170 for a collector current of 1mA; and HEMT fT/Fmax of 115/160 GHz with a gm-peak of 755 mS/mm has been achieved. Circuit performance demonstrates the potential of performance advances over HEMT-only circuit embodiments.
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利用MBE再生的混合HEMT-HBT MMIC技术
由于单晶体管技术在所有功能和指标上的局限性,目前的微波系统是通过将大量单一技术组件集成到最终产品中来构建的,从而增加了给定系统的成本和尺寸。在本文中,我们提出了一种使用分子束外延(MBE)再生的制造工艺,该工艺允许在单个GaAs芯片上结合高电子迁移率晶体管(HEMT)和异质结构双极晶体管(HBT),而不会影响HBT或HEMT的性能。集电极电流为1mA时,HBT fT/Fmax为40/85 GHz, Beta为170;HEMT的fT/Fmax为115/160 GHz,峰值为755 mS/mm。电路性能展示了相对于仅hemt的电路实施例的性能进步的潜力。
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