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Deembedding parasitic elements of GaN nanowire MESFETs by use of microwave measurements

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Author(s)

Dazhen Gu, Thomas M. Wallis, Paul T. Blanchard, SangHyun S. Lim, Atif A. Imtiaz, Kristine A. Bertness, Norman A. Sanford, Pavel Kabos

Abstract

We present a deembedding roadmap for extracting parasitic elements of a nanowire (NW) MESFET device from full two-port scattering-parameter measurements in the frequency range from 0.1 GHz to 25 GHz. The NW MESFET is integrated in a microwave coplanar waveguide structure. A convetional MESFET circuit modeling is modified to include small capacitance that is nonnegligible in the NW devices. We follow a detailed step-by-step removal of external elements and an iteration search for optimized model data. The fitted model indicates good agreement with experimental data across the frequency band. This study reflects a significant step toward full circuit modeling of NW MESFET devices under the normal operating conditions.
Citation
Applied Physics Letters
Pub Type
Journals
Metrology and Nanomaterials

Citation

Gu, D. , Wallis, T. , Blanchard, P. , Lim, S. , Imtiaz, A. , Bertness, K. , Sanford, N. and Kabos, P. (2011), Deembedding parasitic elements of GaN nanowire MESFETs by use of microwave measurements, Applied Physics Letters (Accessed October 10, 2025)

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Created June 3, 2011, Updated January 27, 2020
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