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titleOfInvention Bipolar transistor with graded base layer
abstract [Expression 1] Semiconductor materials having a high carbon dopant concentration include gallium, indium, arsenic and nitrogen. The disclosed semiconductor material has a low sheet resistivity due to the high carbon dopant concentration obtained. The material can be the base layer of a heterojunction bipolar transistor on a gallium arsenide substrate and lattice matched to the gallium arsenide emitter and / or collector layer by controlling the concentration of indium and nitrogen in the base layer Can do. The base layer has a graded band gap formed by varying the flow rate during the deposition of the III and V additive elements used to reduce the band gap for different III-V elements representing the bulk of the layer. Can have. The flow rates of the III and V additive elements maintain an essentially constant doping-transfer product value during the deposition period to obtain a preselected base-emitter voltage at the junction in the formed transistor. Can be controlled.
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