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Gallium Nitride | U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory Develops New Flexible GaN Growth Method, with Major Implications for RF Devices

2022-09-26

The U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) has announced the discovery of a new method for growing and transferring gallium nitride (GaN), laying the foundation for next-generation, fifth-generation, high-speed, and flexible communication systems.

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