A 144 GHz InP/InGaAs composite collector heterostructure bipolar transistor
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P. R. Smith | M. R. Pinto | R. D. Yadvish | R. A. Hamm | A. Feygenson | H. Temkin | H. Temkin | M. Pinto | P. Smith | R. Hamm | R. K. Montgomery | A. Feygenson | R. Montgomery
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