Prospect development and application of GaN products
Overview of Gallium Nitride GaN products Gallium Nitride GaN is an inorganic, chemical gallium nitride, a compound of nitrogen and gallium, and a binary III/V direct bandgap semiconductor used in blue light-emitting diodes since the 1990s. The compound is a very hard material with a purple rock crystal structure. Its 3.4 EV broadband provides special features for applications in optical electronics, high-power and high-frequency equipment. For example, GaN is a substrate that can produce violet (405 nm) laser diodes without double nonlinear optical frequency. Its low sensitivity to ionizing radiation (with another group of III nitrides) makes it a suitable material for satellite solar cell arrays. Military and space applications may also benefit, because the device exhibits stability in a radiation environment. Since Gallium Nitride GaN transistors can operate at higher temperatures and higher voltages than arsenide (GaAs) transistors, they can produce ideal power amplifier...