Значения термина gallium arsenide на английском

Its high-speed gallium arsenide processors drove Convex, Sun, and HP mainframes and supercomputers.

In gallium arsenide, it took 300 femtoseconds for electrons to begin slowing and scattering.

Epitaxial growth of single-crystal gadolinium oxide dielectric thin films on gallium arsenide is reported.

One half shined on a strip of gallium arsenide and helped its electrons create a current.

Both accumulation and inversion layers were observed in the gadolinium oxide- gallium arsenide metal oxide semiconductor diodes, using capacitance-voltage measurements.

The use of exotic materials such as gallium arsenide is very expensive and requires massive retooling of their labs.

Alta Devices, established in 2008, bases its solar cell technology on gallium arsenide rather than the more commonly used silicon.

As cracks formed in the anode, they tore open the plastic shells, releasing the contents within: a material called indium gallium arsenide.

Professor Israel bar-Joseph, an expert on nanoparticles at the Weizmann Institute, was kind enough to speak to me about gallium arsenide, among other matters.

It's an extremely tiny LED that packs a gallium arsenide resonator so that it can send and receive streams of data much like a laser.

The gadolinium oxide film has a cubic structure isomorphic to manganese oxide and is (110)-oriented in single domain on the (100) gallium arsenide surface.

Gallium arsenide was once considered an option, but it never made the grade.

"It should be a hundred percent gallium arsenide fullerenes," said Rieff.

Gallium arsenide is more expensive than silicon so Hanergy will work to lower production costs, Hanergy Chief Executive Li Hejun said at the news conference.