Search for dissertations about: "AlGaN"
Showing result 21 - 25 of 51 swedish dissertations containing the word AlGaN.
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21. Characterization of Microwave Transistors for Robust Receivers and High Efficiency Transmitters
Abstract : The next generation of integrated transceiver front-ends needs both robustlow noise amplifiers and high power amplifiers on a single-chip. The AluminiumGallium Nitride / Gallium Nitride (AlGaN/GaN) High Electron MobilityTransistors (HEMT) is a suitable semiconductor technology for this purposedue to its high breakdown voltage and high electron mobility. READ MORE
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22. Nonlinear Characterisation and Modelling of Microwave Semiconductor Devices
Abstract : There is an increasing need for more accurate models taking into account the nonlinearities and memory effects of microwave transistors. The memory effects are especially important for transistor technologies suffering from relatively large low frequency dispersion, such as GaN baed HEMTs. READ MORE
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23. Buffer Related Dispersive Effects in Microwave GaN HEMTs
Abstract : In applications such as mobile communication and radar, microwave power generation at high frequency is of utmost importance. The GaN HEMT offers a unique set of properties that makes it suitable for high power amplification at high frequencies. READ MORE
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24. Hot-wall MOCVD for advanced GaN HEMT structures and improved p-type doping
Abstract : The transition to energy efficient smart grid and wireless communication with improved capacity require the development and optimization of next generation semiconductor technologies and electronic device components. Indium nitride (InN), gallium nitride (GaN) and aluminum nitride (AlN) compounds and their alloys are direct bandgap semiconductors with bandgap energies ranging from 0. READ MORE
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25. Advanced Heterostructure Designs and Recessed Ohmic Contacts for III-Nitride-Based HEMTs
Abstract : Modern III-Nitride (III-N) heterostructures offer high mobility, high electron density, large breakdown voltages and good thermal capabilities. High electron mobility transistors (HEMT) based on III-Ns are therefore ideal for high frequency, high power amplification. The intended applications are within radar and mobile communication. READ MORE