31 October 2019

Latest issue of Semiconductor Today now available

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Published today and free of charge, Semiconductor Today’s latest issue covers all that is new in gallium arsenide (GaAs), indium phosphide (InP), nitrides, silicon carbide (SiC), silicon germanium (SiGe) and other compound semiconductor materials. The magazine also covers the devices and applications that these materials enable.

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Articles in this issue include:

• Monolithic AC InGaN light-emitting chips
• Improving white LED luminous efficiency CRI
• Micro-LED technologies make progress over last 18 months
• Implementing III–nitride LEDs on silicon substrates
• High-frequency InAlN barrier transistors on silicon
• Gadolinium oxide gate insulation for GaN channel transistors
• InGaAs one-transistor dynamic random access memory
• Vertical gallium oxide Schottky diodes with improved performance

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See company profiles from Aixtron, EV Group, Goodfellow, k-Space, LayTec, Oxford Instruments, and Veeco.

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