defect density

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defect density - The ratio of the number of defects to program length.

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The XRD analysis indicates GaN grown on A-Sapph(TM) has a defect density within 60% of that on the bulk reference.

Arrowhead Subsidiary, Aonex Technologies, Inc., Demonstrates GaN ... by Business Wire

Both materials are known to be highly susceptible to such defects, and the researchers are developing techniques to reduce the defect density by a factor of 200, which will increase the visible-light rejection ratio to [10.

NIST MEASURES THE DUV RESPONSIVITY OF GaN AND AlGaN PHOTODIODES FOR ... by Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology

By utilizing a sapphire substrate, which is a near-perfect insulator, UltraCMOS wafers enjoy low defect density for simpler construction; dielectrically isolated transistors for excellent power handling and multiple thresholds; and inherent CMOS logic levels.

AWR and Peregrine Semiconductor Collaborate to Develop Design Kit for ... by Business Wire

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