Field effect transistors on spinel substrates

Active solid-state devices (e.g. – transistors – solid-state diode – Heterojunction device – With lattice constant mismatch

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257194, 257615, H01L 29161

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ABSTRACT:
A field effect transistor including a substrate comprised of a material having a spinel crystal structure and a buffer layer lattice matched to the crystal structure of the substrate comprising gallium aluminum indium arsenide is described. Several types of field effect transistors are possible with the described substrate arrangement, including metal semiconductor field effect transistors, insulating gate field effect transistors, pseudomorphically strained and pseudomorphically strain compensated metal semiconductor field effect transistors, as well as, high electron mobility transistor structures.

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