Patent
1988-03-04
1989-04-25
Edlow, Martin H.
357 16, 357 4, 357 88, H01L 2972
Patent
active
048252697
ABSTRACT:
A bipolar transistor in which the base region includes a heterostructure and a doped layer of semiconductor material with the heterostructure functioning as a two-dimensional hole gas. The doped layer is sufficiently thin to prevent occurrence of a charge-neutral region of holes. In operation the transistor can switch quickly since minority charge storage in the base region does not present a problem. The device lends itself to downscaling in size in a VLSI circuit.
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Plummer James D.
Taft Robert C.
Edlow Martin H.
Stanford University
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