专利详情

专利名称	Group III nitride high electron mobility transistor (HEMT) device
申请号	US201214357911	专利类型	US
公开（公告）号	US9070756(B2)	公开（授权）日	2015.06.30
申请（专利权）人	苏州纳米技术与纳米仿生研究所	发明（设计）人	Cai Yong;Yu Guohao;Dong Zhihua;Zhang Baoshun
主分类号	H01L29/66	IPC主分类号	H01L29/66;H01L29/778;H01L29/423;H01L29/10;H01L29/20
专利有效期	Group III nitride high electron mobility transistor (HEMT) device 至Group III nitride high electron mobility transistor (HEMT) device	法律状态
说明书摘要	A group III nitride high electron mobility transistor (HEMT) device comprises a source electrode (112), a drain electrode (111), a main gate (116), a top gate (118), an insulating dielectric layer (117) and a heterostructure, wherein the source electrode (112) and the drain electrode (111) are electrically connected via two-dimensional electron gas (2DEG) formed in the heterostructure; the heterostructure comprises a first semiconductor (113) and a second semiconductor (114); the first semiconductor (113) is disposed between the source electrode (112) and drain electrode (111); the second semiconductor (114) is formed on the surface of the first semiconductor (113) and is provided with a band gap wider than the first semiconductor (113); the main gate (116) is disposed at the side of the surface of the second semiconductor (114) adjacent to the source electrode (112), and is in Schottky contact with the second semiconductor (114); the dielectric layer (117) is disposed on the surfaces of the second semiconductor (114) and the main gate (116) and between the source electrode (112) and the drain electrode (111); the top gate (118) is formed on the surface of the dielectric layer (117), at least one side edge of the top gate extends towards the direction of the source electrode (112) or the drain electrode (111), and the orthographic projection of the top gate overlaps with the two side edges of the main gate (116). When the HEMT device is at work, the main gate (116) and the top gate (118) are respectively controlled by a control signal. The device can effectively inhibit the “current collapse effect”.