GAAS AND GAN
GaAs and GaN foundry processes
GaAs and GaN foundry processes
Compound-semiconductor foundry rather than a catalog MMIC
Data Center · Telecommunications · Aerospace & Defense
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III-V Foundry Process Platform is a publicly named MACOM MESC foundry offering covering GaAs pHEMT/mHEMT and GaN-on-Si HEMT processes.
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MACOM’s European Semiconductor Center publishes GaAs and GaN III-V foundry processes for microwave and mmWave devices.
Official MACOM process pages describe device processes for LNA, PA and T/R chips from microwave through mmWave. The listing is parked in Photonics because Foundry / Process does not yet exist; it is not dumped into Design & IP. This listing records the III-V foundry platform rather than MACOM’s catalog MMICs.
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GaAs and GaN foundry processes
Compound-semiconductor foundry rather than a catalog MMIC
Parked in Photonics pending a Foundry / Process area
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