Direct comparison of GaN-based e-mode architectures (recessed MISHEMT and p-GaN HEMTs) processed on 200mm GaN-on-Si with Au-free technology
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Denis Marcon | Marleen Van Hove | Brice De Jaeger | Steve Stoffels | Niels Posthuma | Shuzhen You | Stefaan Decoutere | Maarten Willems | Dirk Wellekens | Xuanwu Kang | Tian-Li Wu | S. Decoutere | B. de Jaeger | D. Wellekens | Tian-Li Wu | N. Posthuma | S. Stoffels | M. Van Hove | D. Marcon | S. You | X. Kang | Maarten Willems
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