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1 August 1991 Mushroom-shaped gates defined by e-beam lithography down to 80-nm gate lengths and fabrication of pseudomorphic HEMTs with a dry-etched gate recess
Axel Huelsmann, G. Kaufel, Brian Raynor, Klaus Koehler, T. Schweizer, Juergen Braunstein, Michael Schlechtweg, Paul J. Tasker, Theo F. Jakobus
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Abstract
Sub-0.1 micrometers mushroom-shaped gates (T-gates) have been realized with a three-layer resist technique using e-beam exposure. The exposure was carried out on a Philips EPBG-3 system operating at 50 kV. The resist system and writing strategy were investigated. Test exposures on SiN-capped GaAs wafers with ohmic contacts having the same topography as active devices were carried out. Using this T-gate lithography, pseudomorphic AlGaAs/InGaAs/GaAs HEMTs were fabricated. These devices have transit frequencies of 120 GHz.
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Axel Huelsmann, G. Kaufel, Brian Raynor, Klaus Koehler, T. Schweizer, Juergen Braunstein, Michael Schlechtweg, Paul J. Tasker, and Theo F. Jakobus "Mushroom-shaped gates defined by e-beam lithography down to 80-nm gate lengths and fabrication of pseudomorphic HEMTs with a dry-etched gate recess", Proc. SPIE 1465, Electron-Beam, X-Ray, and Ion-Beam Submicrometer Lithographies for Manufacturing, (1 August 1991); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.47357
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KEYWORDS
Field effect transistors

Phase modulation

X-ray lithography

Gallium arsenide

Lithography

Manufacturing

X-rays

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