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Barber, H. D. (1985) Bipolar device technology challenge and opportunity. Canadian Journal of Physics, 63. 683-692 doi:10.1139/p85-105

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TitleBipolar device technology challenge and opportunity
JournalCanadian Journal of Physics
AuthorsBarber, H. D.Author
Year1985 (June 1)Volume63
PublisherCanadian Science Publishing
DOIdoi:10.1139/p85-105Search in ResearchGate
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Plain TextBarber, H. D. (1985) Bipolar device technology challenge and opportunity. Canadian Journal of Physics, 63. 683-692 doi:10.1139/p85-105
In(n.d.) Canadian Journal of Physics Vol. 63. Canadian Science Publishing

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