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Methods of fabricating nitride-based transistors having regrown ohmic contact regions and nitride-based transistors having regrown ohmic contact regions
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In this paper, a high electron mobility transistor (HEMT) and methods of fabricating a HEMT are presented, which includes a high-level channel layer on a substrate, a barrier layer on the channel layer, an n-type nitride-based semiconductor material contact region on the barrier layer, a contact recess in the barrier layers that extends into the channel layers in the contact recess, an ohmic contact on the polysilicon contact region and a gate contact disposed on the gate contact adjacent the ohmic contacts.Abstract:
Transistor fabrication includes forming a nitride-based channel layer on a substrate, forming a barrier layer on the nitride-based channel layer, forming a contact recess in the barrier layer to expose a contact region of the nitride-based channel layer, forming a contact layer on the exposed contact region of the nitride-based channel layer, for example, using a low temperature deposition process, forming an ohmic contact on the contact layer and forming a gate contact disposed on the barrier layer adjacent the ohmic contact. A high electron mobility transistor (HEMT) and methods of fabricating a HEMT are also provided. The HEMT includes a nitride-based channel layer on a substrate, a barrier layer on the nitride-based channel layer, a contact recess in the barrier layer that extends into the channel layer, an n-type nitride-based semiconductor material contact region on the nitride-based channel layer in the contact recess, an ohmic contact on the nitride-based contact region and a gate contact disposed on the barrier layer adjacent the ohmic contact. The n-type nitride-based semiconductor material contact region and the nitride-based channel layer include a surface area enlargement structure.read more
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