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Emerging II-VI wide bandgap semiconductor device technologies

Kuddus et al., 2024

Document ID
17109461099573267408
Author
Kuddus A
Mostaque S
Mouri S
Hossain J
Publication year
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Physica Scripta

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The demand for advanced electronic and optoelectronic devices has driven significant research and development efforts toward exploring emerging semiconductor materials with enhanced performance characteristics. II-VI semiconductors have been studied extensively …
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