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Scientists have increased the speed of bipolar transistors 27.09.2006

British researchers from the School of Electronics and Computer Science at the University of Southampton in the UK have proposed a new technology that could theoretically double the speed of bipolar transistors compared to existing solutions.

The technique, developed under the guidance of Professor Peter Ashburn, is to modify the standard manufacturing process for bipolar transistors by adding a fluorine impurity. Fluorine impurity is used to limit the diffusion of boron in the base of the transistor. This, in turn, leads to a decrease in the thickness of the base, which makes it possible to increase the speed of the electrons.

According to the researchers, during the experiments they managed to achieve a frequency of 110 GHz, which is twice the previous record for bipolar transistors. The scientists emphasize that with some technology improvements, boron diffusion in the base can be reduced by another 50 percent. Bipolar transistors are widely used in electronic circuits for mobile phones and wireless networking equipment.

The practical application of the proposed technique will allow you to create significantly faster devices with a slight increase in production costs, notes Physorg.

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