S. Khandelwal, F. M. Yigletu, B. Iñíguez, T. Fjeldly
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Abstract
We present an analytical calculation for the surface-potential and a surface-potential-based drain current model in AlGaAs/GaAs HEMT devices. We have developed a precise analytical calculation for the position of the Fermi level Ef in these devices from a consistent solution of Schrödinger's and Poisson's equations. The accuracy of our calculation is of the order of pico-volts. Ef is used to define the surface-potential ψ and subsequently derive the drain current Id. Real device effects like mobility degradation, velocity-saturation, channel-length modulation and self-heating are included in the model. The model is in excellent agreement with experimental data.