A doping concentration-dependent upper limit of the breakdown voltage–cutoff frequency product in Si bipolar transistors
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David R. Greenberg | Basanth Jagannathan | Jae-Sung Rieh | Greg Freeman | Seshadri Subbanna | B. Jagannathan | J. Rieh | D. Greenberg | G. Freeman | S. Subbanna
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