We propose a technique to evaluate the time-dependence of the threshold voltage instabilities in GaN-based normally-off transistors under positive gate bias. More specifically: (i) for the first time we experimentally evaluate the Vth shift in a wide time window (from to 100 s), as a function of temperature. (ii) We study the existence of two dominant trapping processes, having different time-kinetics. (iii) a first process, occurring in the initial leading to a positive threshold voltage shift, and ascribed to the injection of electrons from the 2DEG towards the AlGaN barrier; (iv) a second process, occurring only for V, leading to a negative shift in threshold voltage. This latter process is not thermally activated and strongly dependent on gate leakage.

Range Evaluation of Threshold Voltage Instabilities of GaN-on-Si HEMTs with p-GaN Gate

Canato E.;Masin F.;Borga M.;Zanoni E.;Meneghini M.;Meneghesso G.;
2019

Abstract

We propose a technique to evaluate the time-dependence of the threshold voltage instabilities in GaN-based normally-off transistors under positive gate bias. More specifically: (i) for the first time we experimentally evaluate the Vth shift in a wide time window (from to 100 s), as a function of temperature. (ii) We study the existence of two dominant trapping processes, having different time-kinetics. (iii) a first process, occurring in the initial leading to a positive threshold voltage shift, and ascribed to the injection of electrons from the 2DEG towards the AlGaN barrier; (iv) a second process, occurring only for V, leading to a negative shift in threshold voltage. This latter process is not thermally activated and strongly dependent on gate leakage.
2019
IEEE International Reliability Physics Symposium Proceedings
2019 IEEE International Reliability Physics Symposium, IRPS 2019
9781538695043
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