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The
International Conference on
Compound Semiconductor Manufacturing Technology
"Sharing Ideas Throughout the
Industry"
2002 On-line
Digest Table of Contents
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1a |
2002:
The Market in Transition
Earl Lum.
CIBC |
Abstract |
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1b |
Overview of
Emerging Compound Semiconducator Technologies
Keith
Buchanan, Trikon Technologies |
Abstract
not available |
1c
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The Evolution of
Interconnect Technology for Silicon Integrated Circuitry
Keith
Buchanan, Trikon Technologies |
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2a
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Development of Circuits in Indium Phosphide for Communication at
40Gbit/s and Above
Alan D.
Huelsman, Vitesse Semiconductor |
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2b
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InP and GaAs
Components for 40 Gbps Applications
Mansoor Siddiqui, Greg Chao, Aaron
Ohi, Augusto Guitierrez-Airken, Barry A;llen, Alex Chau, Wendell
Beall, Matt D'Amore, Bret Oyama, Dennis Hall,
Richard Lai and Dwight Streit,
Velocium
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2c
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Performance of InP/InGaAs Heterojunction Bipolar Transistors for 40
Gb/s
OEICApplications
Shyh-Chiang
Shen, David C. Caruth & Milton Feng, Xindium Technologies &
University of Illinois |
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2d
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Manufacturable
Commercial 4-inch InP HBT Device Technology
N. X.
Nguyen, J. Fierro, G. Peng, A. Ly, and C. Nguyen, GCS |
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2e
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A Non-Self
Aligned InP HBT Production Process
Mike
Sun, Juntao Hu, Wu-Jing Ho, Gary Hu, Jiang Li, Vicki Weng, Wei-Ming
Xu, June Nguyen, Chang-Hwang Hua and Ding Day, Alpha Industries |
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3a
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Accelerated
Reliability Testing of GaAs/InGaP HBTs
Bob
Surridge, Jeff Law, Brian Oliver, Wojciech Pakulski, Heidi
Strackholder, Michel Abou-Khalil and Guy Bonneville, Nortel Networks
Optical Components |
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3b
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Wafer-Level
Reliability Tests of InGaP HBTs Using High Current Stress
Frank H.F.
Chau, Chien-Ping Lee, Clarence Dunnrowicz and Barry Lin, EiC
Corporation |
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3c
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Failure analysis
of electrostatic discharge in InGaAs/AlGaAs PHEMTs
Chiharu Nozaki, Masanori Ochi, Yoshitomo Sagae, Takao Noda, Yoshiaki
Kitaura, Toshiba |
Abstract not available
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3d |
A Power Law Model
for Assessment of Hot Electron Reliability in GaAs MESFETs and
AlGaAs/InGaAs pHEMTs
Val
Kaper, Peter Ersland, M/A – COM |
Abstract |
3e
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Reliability Study
of Low-Voltage RF MEMS Switches
D.
Becher, R. Chan, M. Hattendorf, M. Feng, Univ. of Illinois |
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4a
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2nd Generation
Device Modeling for MMIC Design and Manufacturability
R.
Tsai, M. Nishimoto, W. Akiyama, J. Chang, D. Ko, A. Schiaroli, R.
To, L. Tran,
M.
Truong, K.H. Yen, and R. Lai, TRW |
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4b
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New method to
monitor the frequency-dispersion in InGaAs/AlGaAs PHEMTs
T. Izumi,
T. Ohshima, M. Tsunotani and T. Kimura, Oki Electric |
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4c
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Nondestructive
Characterization of epitaxial structure for High Electron Mobility
Transistors
Mikhail K Mikhov, Eric S. Johnson, Celicia Della, Brian J.Skromme,
Ellen Lan,
Mark
Rittgers, Mike Pelczynski, Motorola & Arizona State Univ. |
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4d
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Contactless
Electron Mobility Evaluation of Semi-Insulating GaAs and InP Wafers
Rudolf
Stibal, Ulrich Kretzer and Wolfgang Jantz, Fraunhofer Institut &
Freiberger |
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4e
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6 Inch GaAs Fab
Conversion Cost Effectiveness Evaluation Process
Ariel Meyuhas, MAX International |
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5a
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Dielectrically
defined optical T-gate for high power GaAs pHEMT
D.
Fanning, L. Witkowski, J. Stidham, H.-Q. Tserng, M. Muir & P.
Saunier, TriQuint Semiconductors |
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5b
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Effect of
Intentional Surface Oxidization on Power Performance in Planer Type
AlGaAs/GaAs
MESFET
T.
Kagiyama, Y. Saito, K. Otobe, S. Nakajima, Sumitomo Electric. |
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5c
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Novel Nitride
Passivation on 0.15um Pseudomorphic GaAs HEMTs Using High-Density
Inductively Coupled Plasma CVD (HD-ICVD)
Y.C.
Chou, R.Lai, C.P.Li, Peter Nam, H.K. Kim, Y. Ra, R. Grundbacher, E.
Alers,
M. Barsky,
M. Biedenbender, A. Oki, TRW., Bethel Materials Research & UC,
Irvine. |
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5d
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Damage Free
Etching for Gate Process of GaAs MESFET by ICP Method
Y. Tosaka,
S. Nakajima, Sumitomo Electric |
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5e
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A highly Uniform
and High Throughput, Double Selective pHEMT Process Using an All Wet
Etch Chemistry
Kamal
Alavi, Serap Ogut, Peter Lyman, William Hoke, Mike Borkowski,
Raytheon RF Components Company |
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6a
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Benefits and
Challenges in Decreasing GaAs Through Substrate Via Size and Die
Thickness
Henry Hendriks, Allen Hanson, Thomas Lepkowski, Anthony Quaglietta,
Bharat Patel, M/A
- COM: Tyco Electronics |
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6b
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A New
Alternative for Temporary Wafer Mounting
David J.
Mould, John C. Moore, Motorola & General Chemical Corporation |
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6c
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Capability and
Cycle Time Improvements in Nortel Network’s Substrate Via Fab
D.
Bonneau, P. Borkowski, R. Shelley, A. Fortier, M. C. Young, C.
Fragos,
S.
Anderson, Nortel Networks Optical Components & Trikon
Technologies
Ltd. |
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6d
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Through
Substrate Via Etching and Cleaning for High Volume
Production Demands
Keri
L. Costello, Carolina S. Rios-Wasson, Terry K. Daly, John C. Moore,
Motorola &
General Chemical Corporation |
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6e
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Characterization
of a Manufacturable High Rate GaAs Via Etch Process
F.
Clayton, R. Westerman, and D. Johnson, Unaxis USA, Inc. &
Motorola InC. |
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7a
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Implanted MESFETs – Still Going Strong
Martin J. Brophy,
Richard L. Campbell and William Davenport, TriQuint Semiconductors
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7b
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Manufacturable
GaAs High Power FET for W-CDMA Base Station
E. Mitani,
H. Takahashi, H. Haematsu, K. Inoue, K. Ebihara and J. Fukaya,
Fujitsu |
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7c
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Wide Bandgap
Semiconductors: Moving from Research to Production
John
Zolper, DARPA/MTO |
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7d
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GaAs
pHEMT Technology for Optical Communication System
Tamotsu Kimura, Tomoyuki Ohshima, Masanori Tsunotani, Toshikiko
Ichioka
and
Shohei Seki, Oki Electric Industry
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7e
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Manufacturable
0.15 um PHEMT Process for High Volume and Low Cost on 6” GaAs
Substrates: The First 0.15 um PHEMT 6”GaAs Foundry Fab
M.
Chertouk, D. W. Tu, P. Meng, C. G. Yuan, W. D. Chang, C. Y. Kuo,
C. C. Chang, A.
Chang, H. H. Chen, P. C. Chao, WIN Semiconductors |
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8a
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Silicon Nitride
MIM Capacitor Reliability for Multiple Dielectric Thickness
John Beall,
Ken Decker, Keith Salzman, and Gergana Drandova, TriQuint
Seiconductors |
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8b
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Polarization
Behavior of GaAs in Electrolyte Solutions
Y. Huang,
J.L. Luo, D.G. Ivey, University of Alberta |
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8c
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Multipulse
Electroplating of Au/Sn Alloys onto Patterned Wafers for Packaging
Applications
A.He, D.G. Ivey, S. Akhlaghi, University of Alberta |
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8d
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Using Neural
Networks for RHEED Modeling of Interfaces in AlGaSb-InAs HEMT
Devices
Gregory E.
Triplett, Gary S. May, April S. Brown, Georgia Institute of
Technology |
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8e
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Prediction of
Maximum Temperature Rise in Multi-Finger Transistor Structures using
Normalization
David J.
Walkey, Dritan Celo, Tom J. Smy, Carleton University |
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8f
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Moiré
Interferometry for Microelectronics Packaging Interface Fatigue
Reliability
Heng Liu,
A.N. Cartwright, Cemal Basaran, University of Buffalo |
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8h
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Active Laser
Device Characterization by Scanning Capacitance Microscopy
M. W. Xu,
N. Duhayon, W. Vandervorst, Catholic Univ. of Leuven. IMec |
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8i
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8j
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8k
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Cutting GaAs
Devices Without Blade Dressing
Zi Qing (Tony)
Wang, Motorola |
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8l
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8m
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8n
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Simple Process
for 0.5um Lift-off Applications in the GaAs and MEMS Industries
Medhat Toukhy, Salem Mullen, Ping-Hung Lu, Gregg Espin, Jeff
Griffin. David Maurer, Clariant Corporation & Motorola |
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10a
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10b
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High Performance AlGaN/GaN HEMTs on Semi-Insulating SiC Substrates Grown by
Metalorganic Chemical Vapor Deposition
Michael M. Wong, Delphine Sicault, Uttiya Chowdhury, Jonathan C.
Denyszyn, Ting Gang Zhu and Russell D. Dupuis and David T. Becker &
Milton Feng, University of Texas & The University of Illinois |
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10c
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4" InP based
HEMT epitaxial wafers grown by MOVPE for volume production
Hajime
Momoi, Koji Kakuta, Eiji Ikeda and Hirofumi Nakata, Nikko
Materials. |
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10d
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Base Layer Band
Gap Engineering for III-V Bipolar Devices
P.
M. DeLuca, C. R. Lutz, B. E. Landini, M. Chaplin, K. S. Stevens and
R. E. Welser, Kopin Corporation |
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10e
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High Volume Manufacturing of InGaP/GaAs HBT Wafers
J.
Silver, P. Cooke, E. Armour, S. Ting, L. Kapitan, M. Ferreira, D.
Tilli,
C. Palmer,
Emcore Electronic Materials |
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11a
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Introduction of
Complete Sputtering Metallization in Conjunction with Dry CO2
Snow Lift-Off for High Volume GaAs Manufacturing
Fabian Radulescu, Paul Miller, Liam Cunnane, Mark Harris, Hien Lam,
Charles Bowers, TriQuint Semiconductor & Trikon
Technologies & eco Snow Systems. |
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11b
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Methods for
Monitoring Passivation Ledges in a Manufacturing Environment
P.J.
Zampardi, Lance Rushing, Pingxi Ma, and M.F. Chang, Conexant Systems
& UCLA |
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11c
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Film Stress
versus Plating Rate for Pulse-Plated Gold
P.H.
Lawyer and C.H. Fields, HRL Laboratories |
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11d
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Low Cost, High
Throughput Hot Plate Track System Used in 150 mm GaAs Ohmic Metal
Alloying
Moreen Minkoff, Fabian Radulescu, Brad Avrit & Dong Nguyen, TriQuint
Semiconductors & C&D Semiconductor Services |
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11e
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Design of
Experiments to Achieve High Yield Manufacturing at 6-inch Foundry
H.C.
Chou, M.C. Liao, J.L. Hsu, L.S. Yip, Y.S. Wu, J.C. Chang, Y.C. Wang,
C.G. Yuan, L.J. Meng, W.H. Chu, T.C. Lee, C.B. Ho, P. Chen, J.M.
Lee, P.C. Chao, and C.S. Wu, WIN Semiconductors Corporation |
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12a
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Manufacturing
Technology of InGaP HBT Power Amplifiers for Cellular Phone
Applications
R.
Hattori, S. Suzuki, Y. Yamamoto, S. Miyakuni, N. Ogawa, T. Oku, H.
Seki and T. Shimura, Mitsubishi Electric Corp. |
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12b
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GaAs Components
for 60 GHz Wireless Communication Applications
Mansoor Siddiqui, Manny Quijije, Al Lawrence, Brian Pitman, Richard
Katz, Phu Tran, Alex Chau, Deborah Davison, Salah Din, Richard Lai
and Dwight Streit, Velocium |
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12c
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High Yield InGaP
HBT Manufacturing Technology on 150-mm GaAs Wafers
Y.C.
Wang, H.C. Chou, T.C. Tsai, M.C. Tu, Y.J. Chen, P.C. Chao, C. H.
Chen, S. M. Liu and C.S. Wu, WIN Semiconductors Corporation |
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12d
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Development of Motorola's InGaP
HBT Process
Mariam Sadaka, Darrell Hill, Fred Clayton, Haldane Henry, Colby
Rampley, Jon Abrokwah and Ric Uscola, Motorola |
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12e
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Sub-Micron
Scaling of High-Speed InP/InGaAs SHBTs Grown by MOCVD using Carbon
as the p-Type Dopant
M.L.
Hattendorf, Q.J. Hartmann, K. Richards, M. Feng, University of
Illinois & Epiworks |
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13a
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A Comparative
Study of DC and Microwave Characteristics of Lattice-matched InP
HBTs and Metamorphic HBTs Grown by MBE
J.M.
Fastenau, A.B. Cornfeld, W.K. Liu, H. Yang, H. Wang, K.
Radhakrishnan, J. C. M. Hwang. IQE Inc, Nanyang Technological
University & Lehigh University |
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13b
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6-inch MOVPE
Metamorphic HBT with Low Indium Compsition InGaAs base and collector
for High Power Application
Y. Otoki,
T. Tsuji, N. Sato, T. Tanaka, H. Kamogawa and Y. Sasaki, Hitachi
Cable |
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13c
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Potential of
Metamorphic HEMT with 0.25um Refractory Metal Gate for Power
Application in Ka-Band
F.
Benkhelifa, R. Quay, R. Lösch, K. Schäuble, M. Dammann, M. Mikulla,
G. Weimann, Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Solid State Physics |
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13d
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GaAs-Based
Metamorphic Technology
R.
E. Leoni III, W. E. Hoke, C. S. Whelan, P. F. Marsh, P. C. Balas II,
J. G. Hunt, K. C. Hwang, S. M. Lardizabal, C. Laighton, S. J.
Lichwala, Y. Zhang, and T. E. Kazior, Raytheon RF Components |
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13e
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GaAs-Based
Heterostructures on Silicon
Z.
Yu,
R. Droopad, D. Jordan, J. Curless, Y. Liang, C. Overgaard, H. Li, A.
Talin, T. Eschrich, B. Craigo, K. Eisenbeiser, R. Emrick, J. Finder,
X. Hu, Y. Wei, J. Edwards, Jr., D. Convey, K. Moore, D. Marshall,
J. Ramdani, L. Tisinger,
W. Ooms, M. O’Steen, F.
Towner, T. Hierl, Motorola & IQE |
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