31 March 2022
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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:
- InGaAs/colloidal nanocrystal infrared detector
- Intermediate anneal therapy for quantum wells
- Reliable 0.25μm GaN HEMTs for X-band applications
- Sandia reports GaN diode with record 6.4kV breakdown
- NiO/Ga2O3 heterojunction power electronics devices
- Boosting transconductance and squeezing off-current
- Pushing indium phosphide DHBT frequency to 1.2THz
Plus, there's the news from organisations such as: 5N-Plus, II-VI Inc, Acacia Communications, Aixtron, AXT, BluGlass, Cambridge GaN Devices, CSconnected, EPC, EVG, Fraunhofer, GaN Systems, GlobalFoundries, Infineon, Innoscience, k-Space, Lumentum, Lumileds, Luminar, MACOM, McLaren Applied, Microchip Technology, Navitas, Neophotonics, Nexperia, Nuburu, NXP Semiconductors, POET, pSemi, Qorvo, Ranovus, Riber, Rohm, Samsung, Scintil Photonics, Seoul Viosys, Sivers Semiconductors, Skyworks, Soitec, Source Photonics, Taiyo Nippon Sanso, Teledyne, Toyoda Gosei, Transphorm, Trumpf, Vector Photonics, Veeco, Wolfspeed, and much more.
See company profiles from Aixtron, EV Group, Goodfellow, k-Space, LayTec, Oxford Instruments, and Veeco.
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