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Photoelectrochemical Oxidation and Etching Methods Used in Fabrication of GaN-Based Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor
Ching-Ting Lee1,2,3, Hsin-Ying Lee1
1Department of Photonics, National Cheng Kung University, Tainan 701, Taiwan.
Abstract:
The photoelectrochemical oxidation method was utilized to directly grow a gate oxide layer and simultaneously create gate-recessed regions for fabricating GaN-based depletion-mode metal-oxide-semiconductor high-electron mobility transistors (D-mode MOSHEMTs). The LiNbO3 gate ferroelectric layer and stacked gate oxide layers of LiNbO3/HfO2/Al2O3 were respectively deposited on the created gate-recessed regions using the photoelectrochemical etching method to fabricate the GaN-based enhancement mode MOSHEMTs (E-mode MOSHEMTs). GaN-based complementary integrated circuits were realized by monolithically integrating the D-mode MOSHEMTs and the E-mode MOSHEMTs. The performances of the inverter circuit manufactured using the integrated GaN-based complementary MOSHEMTs were measured and analyzed.
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