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3-7 Nano-Gate Transistor — World’s Fastest InP-HEMT — SHINOHARA Keisuke and MATSUI Toshiaki InP-based InGaAs/InAlAs high electron mobility transistors (HEMTs) which can operate in the sub-millimeter-wave frequency
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Document Date: 2013-11-21 18:46:20


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National Institute of Information / Osaka University / /

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metal / gate metal / optical communications networks / carrier control / actual device / lithography technology / overall device / Wireless Communications Department High Frequency Measurement / Wireless Communications Department Compound Semiconductor Devices / process technology / wet-etching technology / recess technology / ultrahigh-speed communications / aqueous solution / millimeter-wave equipment / ultra-high-speed wireless / tions equipment technology / /

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National Institute of Information / Osaka University / /

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Satoshi Endo / Yoshimi Yamashita / Takumi Miyashita / Keiji Ikeda / Takahiro Kitada / Satoshi Hiyamizu / Takashi Mimura / Kazumi Kasai / Kohki Hikosaka / /

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D. Researcher / Millimeter-Wave Devices Group / MATSUI Toshiaki Group Leader / Millimeter-Wave Devices Group / /

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Japanese Journal of Applied Physics / /

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semiconductor / broadband / 3.2 Asymmetric recess technology / Semiconductor Devices / Wireless Communications / Microwave / 101 tions equipment technology / Communications Technology / lithography / lithography technology / process technology / wet-etching technology / /

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