Safe Operation Area of GaAs Single Heterojunction Bipolar Transistor and Its Application
Huang, Xiaowei
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Title
Safe Operation Area of GaAs Single Heterojunction Bipolar Transistor and Its Application
Author(s)
Huang, Xiaowei
Contributor(s)
Feng, Milton
Issue Date
2011-12
Keyword(s)
bipolar transistors
heterojunction bipolar transistors
III-V transistors
high-power transistors
Abstract
The III-V heterojunction-bipolar (HBT) has become the standard industry device in high-speed applications, due to its superior current gain and faster electron transit times. Many high-frequency applications also require high-power operation, with some HBTs operation in the tens or hundreds of volts. The main limitation for high power operation is high-field device breakdown, a destructive process in HBTs. Device fabrication engineers tailor their processes for better breakdown characteristics, but breakdown improvement can also be accomplished through circuit techniques.
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