Advanced Heterostructure Workshop
Abstract
The Advanced Heterostructure Workshop (AHW) follows in the tradition of the two conferences on Selectively Doped heterostructure Transistors (1984, 1986), three succeeding conferences on Advanced Heterostructure Transistors (1988, 1990, 1992) and the AHW in 1996. At the time of the first workshop, the HEMT was en emerging heterostructure transistor that had been made possible by breakthroughs in materials and sharp heterointerfaces. In the intervening years many related heterostructure devices have been developed, and the HEMT has been commercially employed as discrete transistors and in integrated circuits . This workshop will maintain the earlier tradition by placing a great emphasis on materials and physics for quantum devices. As usual, we will also cover some of the heterostructure technologies that are currently emerging into mainstream electronic and optoelectronic application areas. In addition, the AHW 1998 is soliciting contributions on recent advances and issues related to "Current Status and Future Prospects of III-V Industry for Electronics and Optoelectronics," "Wide Band-gap Electronics," and "Mesoscopic Electronics and Physics."
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jan 31, 1998
- Accession Number
- ADA355538
Entities
People
- Joy Lasker
Organizations
- Georgia Tech Research Corporation