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Published today and free of charge, Semiconductor Today’s latest issue covers all that is new in gallium arsenide (GaAs), indium phosphide (InP), nitrides, silicon carbide (SiC), silicon germanium (SiGe) and other compound semiconductor materials. The magazine also covers the devices and applications that these materials enable.

Articles in this issue include:

• Graphene phototransistor promises high-performance optoelectronics
• Monolithic III-V transistors and lasers integrated on germanium
• Semi-polar InGaN laser/waveguide photodiode combination
• Towards polarized white light via tunnel junctions & hybrid growth
• Getting the best cost and performance out of GaN-on-Si devices
• Benefits and advantages of SiC power devices over silicon

Plus, there’s the news from organisations such as: Aixtron, Analog Devices, Anokiwave, AXT, Cree, CST, Emcore, EPC, Epistar, Exagan, GaN Systems, Imec, Kaiam, LG Innotek, Littelfuse, Lumileds, Manz, Midsummer, Nitride Solutions, Oclaro, Osram, Picosun, Qorvo, SemiLEDs, Seoul Semiconductor, Solar Frontier, Solliance, Soraa, Skyworks, TowerJazz, Toyoda Gosei, Transphorm, Veeco, WIN Semiconductors, X-Fab, and much more.

See company profiles from Aixtron, EV Group, Goodfellow, k-Space, LayTec, Oxford Instruments, and Veeco.

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