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gallium arsenide semiconductor

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gallium arsenide semiconductor [¦gal·ē·əm ¦ärs·ən‚īd ′sem·i·kən‚dək·tər]
(solid-state physics)
A semiconductor having a forbidden-band gap of 1.4 electronvolts and a maximum operating temperature of 400°C when used in a transistor.
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