Bennett, H.
(2001),
Why You Should Be Interested in Technology Roadmaps for Compound Semiconductors, 2001 IEEE GaAs Digest, Baltimore, MD
(Accessed December 4, 2024)
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Why You Should Be Interested in Technology Roadmaps for Compound Semiconductors
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Unlike the silicon semiconductor industry, the compound semiconductor industry does not have an international consensus for a few selected applications and markets to set priorities for investments. The main purpose of this paper is to increase the awareness among industrial decision-makers about the need for an international consensus or technology roadmap concerning selected compound semiconductors. Reasons are given for why there needs to be more wide-spread involvement in technology roadmaps for compound semiconductors. The technical challenges presented by predictive computer simulations, high performance analog-to-digital converters and RF power devices are three areas from among many areas for which technology roadmaps would be appropriate.Proceedings Title
2001 IEEE GaAs Digest
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October 21-24, 2001
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Baltimore, MD
Conference Title
2001 IEEE GaAs Integrated Circuit Symposium
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Conferences
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Created October 21, 2001, Updated January 27, 2020