Fishing – trapping – and vermin destroying
Patent
1987-10-26
1990-07-31
James, Andrew J.
Fishing, trapping, and vermin destroying
357 61, 357 56, 437100, H01L 2972
Patent
active
049453947
ABSTRACT:
The invention comprises a bipolar junction transistor formed in silicon carbide. By utilizing high temperature ion implantation of doping ions, the base and emitter can be formed as wells, resulting in a planar transistor. Mesa-type transistors are also disclosed.
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Edmond John A.
Palmour John W.
James Andrew J.
North Carolina State University
Prenty Mark
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