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This book provides fundamental and practical information on all aspects of GaAs processing and gives pragmatic advice on cleaning and passivation, wet and dry etching and photolithography. Other topics covered include device performance for HBTs (Heterojunction Bipolar Transistors) and FETs (Field Effect Transistors), how these relate to processing choices, and special processing issues such as wet oxidation, which are especially important in optoelectronic devices. This book is suitable for both new and practising engineers.
Aimed at engineers and researchers in electronics and materials science, this volume provides coverage of practical design considerations and applications of gallium arsenide (GaAs) and related compounds, and presents both theoretical and practical approaches to the subject.
Some of the key milestones in GaAs technology were ftrst demonstrated in Europe, for example, the ftrst GaAs Field Effect Transistor (FET) with microwave performance and the ftrst GaAs Microwave Monolithic Integrated Circuit (MMIC). The strategic nature of GaAs technology has attracted heavy investment from many vertically integrated companies in information technology, communication and defence, as well as from semiconductor manufacturers world wide. Europe always faced strong competition from the USA and Japan and until 1984, European GaAs activities were fragmented amongst various players, with some of the activities loosely grouped into national programmes. In 1984, a number of collabora...
This is the seventh volume in the Wiley Series in Solid State Devices and Circuits, and deals comprehensively with the use of gallium arsenide for high frequency and high speed circuits.
It was in 1986 that INSPEC (The Information Division of the Institution of Electrical Engineers) published the book Properties of Gallium Arsenide. Since then, major developments have taken place. This third edition is comprised of 150 specially commissioned articles contributed by experts from the USA, Europe and Japan.
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There is demand for a robust, compact and sensitive gyroscope which can be utilized as a navigational tool for modern commercial and military applications, as well as there is a need of constant improvement in performance and reduction in bulk and weight of the gyroscope at the same time. A compact integrated design based on semiconductor materials has the highest hope of meeting the measurement conditions for military and commercial applications as well as providing the potential for low cost, high volume manufacturing. To this end, my work focuses on fabrication and characterization of one of the key elements of a GaAs / AlGaAs semiconductor ring laser (SRL) gyroscope, SRL. The goal of the...