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Field-Plated Lateral Ga2O3 MOSFETs with Polymer Passivation and 8.03 kV Breakdown Voltage

  • SUNY Buffalo
  • Stanford University

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Abstract

This letter reports the polymer passivation of field plated lateral β -Ga2 O3 MOSFETs with significant improvement in the breakdown voltages as compared to non-passivated devices. We show consistent results of higher breakdown voltages in passivated devices as compared to non-passivated devices for MOSFETs with Lgd ranging from 30μm to 70μm and across two process runs. We obtain a record high breakdown voltage of 6.72 kV for a MOSFET with Lgd= 40μm giving an average field strength of 1.69 MVcm-1. The peak drain current is ∼ 3 mA/mm for Lg= 2μm device with a gate source separation of 3μm. The on-resistance for the device is, Ron= 13kΩ. mm, giving a power device Figure of Merit of 7.73 kWcm-2. The Ron is high due to plasma induced damage of channel and access regions. The Ron and on-current density remain unchanged after passivation. The breakdown increases with Lgd up to 70 μm , giving a maximum breakdown voltage of 8.03 kV.

Original languageEnglish
Article number9081968
Pages (from-to)836-839
Number of pages4
JournalIEEE Electron Device Letters
Volume41
Issue number6
DOIs
StatePublished - Jun 1 2020

Keywords

  • breakdown voltage
  • electron device
  • field plate
  • fluorinert
  • Gallium oxide
  • passivation layer

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