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Mon 16 Jun | 13:30 - 17:20
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MHz-to-THz Measurement Techniques for Advancing RF GaN HEMTs
Gallium nitride (GaN) high electron mobility transistors (HEMTs) continue to play a critical role in numerous RF applications including communications, satellite communications, radar, and electronic warfare. The GaN technology development cycle has always been critically reliant on measurements to characterize the transistors and provide precise data for device process engineers, modeling engineers, as well as for circuit and system designers. New variants of GaN HEMTs, often designed for specific applications, will continue to require both established and advanced measurement techniques — particularly tests that characterize the transistor in application-like environments. It is, therefore, critical to understand the landscape in terms of microwave measurements specific to characterizing GaN HEMT technologies for their use cases. This half-day workshop will assemble an international group of experts in the field of advanced RF measurements to present the latest research from MHz to THz techniques. This proposed workshop will enable an inclusive, international audience and will welcome open discussions on the technical aspects of the presentations.
13:30 - 17:20
WMQ-1 Advanced Measurement Techniques and Comprehensive Analysis of Trapping and Thermal Effects in GaN-Based HEMTs
13:30 - 17:20
WMQ-2 Characterizing Low-Frequency Memory Effects using RF Real-Time NVNA Measurements
13:30 - 17:20
WMQ-3 Advanced GaN HEMT Characterization and Modeling Techniques
13:30 - 17:20
WMQ-4 Characterization and Modeling of Trapping Effects in AlGaN/GaN HEMTs for Predicting Power Amplifier Linearization
13:30 - 17:20
WMQ-5 Characterization Techniques Tailored to GaN Devices for Communication Applications
13:30 - 17:20
WMQ-6 Broadband Characterization of mm-Wave GaN HEMTs Beyond 100GHz