Raytheon says diamond and aluminum nitride-based semiconductors are the next big thing in electronics.
Credit: Raytheon
DARPA has awarded Raytheon a contract to develop “foundational” ultrawide bandgap semiconductors based on diamond and aluminum nitride technology. The semiconductors could increase power delivery and better manage heat in radar and radio communications systems, Raytheon said on Oct. 2. Raytheon has...
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