Fishing – trapping – and vermin destroying
Patent
1988-03-28
1989-07-04
Hearn, Brian E.
Fishing, trapping, and vermin destroying
148DIG40, 148DIG65, 148DIG10, 156613, 357 232, 437111, 437126, 437912, 437965, H01L 21205
Patent
active
048450499
ABSTRACT:
An n-type III-V compound semiconductor comprises a plurality of monolayers of III-V compound semiconductor molecules having a layer-by-layer structure of group III element and group V element laminated alternately, and a group VI element-doped monolayer. The group VI element-doped monolayer is inserted into the III-V compound semiconductor molecules by occupying lattice points which were occupied by the group V element. The layers of the semiconductor are grown by Atomic Layer Epitaxy process.
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Bunch William D.
Hearn Brian E.
NEC Corporation
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