High-frequency traveling wave field-effect transistor
OwnerAlison Scharyinventor
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A method of improving the performance of a traveling wave field-effect transistor operated at frequencies in the microwave range or above the microwave range comprising the steps of forming a depletion region beneath a gate electrode wherein, in a plane transverse to the direction of signal propagation, a depletion region edge has a first end portion located between the gate electrode and a drain electrode and a second end portion located between the gate electrode and a source electrode; and separating the depletion region edge from the drain electrode. Further improvements in the operation of the TWFET include adjusting the first end portion of the depletion region edge to be closer to the gate electrode relative to the distance between the second end portion of the depletion region edge and the gate electrode, controlling an effective conductivity of a semiconductor of the traveling-wave field effect transistor, and setting the length of the gate electrode at substantially 1.0 micron.
A method of improving the performance of a traveling wave field-effect transistor operated at frequencies in the microwave range or above the microwave range, and having signals propagating therethrough generally from and to electrodes attached thereto defining a traveling wave signal direction, said traveling wave field-effect transistor defining a semiconductor structure, said semiconductor structure, taken in cross section in a transverse direction at right angles to said traveling wave signal direction, corresponding to a field effect transistor defining a maximum frequence of signal amplification, comprising the steps of:
A traveling wave field-effect transistor operated at frequencies in the microwave range or above the microwave range, and having signals propagating therethrough generally from and to electrodes attached thereto defining a traveling wave signal direction, said traveling wave field-effect transistor defining a semiconductor structure, said semiconductor structure, taken in cross section in a transverse direction at right angles to said traveling wave signal direction, corresponding to a field effect transistor defining a maximum frequency of signal amplification, comprising:
A method of improving the performance of a semiconductor structure forming a traveling wave field-effect transistor operated at frequencies in the microwave range or above the microwave range, said structure defining at least one of gate electrode and source and drain electrode regions, said structure having traveling wave signals propagating therethrough defining a traveling wave signal direction and a transverse direction configured at right angles to said traveling wave signal direction, said structure in cross section taken in said transverse direction corresponding to a field effect transistor, comprising the steps of:
A semiconductor structure forming a traveling wave field-effect transistor operated at frequencies in the microwave range or above the microwave range, said structure defining gate electrode and source and drain electrode regions, said structure having traveling wave signals propagating therethrough defining a traveling wave signal direction and a transverse direction configured at right angles to said traveling wave signal direction, said structure in cross section taken in said transverse direction corresponding to a field effect transistor, comprising:
A method of improving the performance of a traveling wave field-effect transistor comprising the steps of:
A traveling wave field-effect transistor operated at frequencies in the microwave range or above the microwave range, and having signals propagating in a direction therethrough generally from and to electrodes attached thereto comprising:
A method of improving the performance of a traveling wave field-effect transistor comprising the steps of:
A traveling wave field-effect transistor operated at frequencies in the microwave range or above the microwave range, and having traveling wave signals propagating in a direction therethrough generally from and to electrodes attached thereto, comprising:
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