Abstract: Semiconductor device includes: semiconductor elements electrically connected in parallel; pad portion electrically connected to the semiconductor elements; and terminal portion electrically connected to the pad portion. As viewed in thickness direction, the semiconductor elements are aligned along first direction perpendicular to the thickness direction. The pad portion includes closed region surrounded by three line segments each formed by connecting two of first, second and third vertex not disposed on the same straight line. As viewed in thickness direction, the first vertex overlaps with one semiconductor element located in outermost position in first sense of the first direction. As viewed in the thickness direction, the second vertex overlaps with one semiconductor element located in outermost position in second sense of the first direction. As viewed in the thickness direction, the third vertex is located on perpendicular bisector of the line segment connecting the first and second vertex.

Abstract: A method for measuring a current-voltage characteristic (Id-Vds characteristic) representing the relationship between the drain current Id (or collector current) and the drain-source voltage Vds (or collector-emitter voltage) of a transistor M1 includes setting the drain current Id (or collector current) and the drain-source voltage Vds (or collector-emitter voltage), measuring the gate-source voltage Vgs (or gate-emitter voltage) and the gate current Ig of the transistor M1 in a switching transient state, and acquiring the current-voltage characteristic (Id-Vds characteristic) of the transistor M1 based on the measurement results of the gate-source voltage Vgs (or gate-emitter voltage) and the gate current Ig.

Abstract: A method for measuring a current-voltage characteristic (Id-Vds characteristic) representing the relationship between the drain current Id (or collector current) and the drain-source voltage Vds (or collector-emitter voltage) of a transistor M1 includes setting the drain current Id (or collector current) and the drain-source voltage Vds (or collector-emitter voltage), measuring the gate-source voltage Vgs (or gate-emitter voltage) and the gate current Ig of the transistor M1 in a switching transient state, and acquiring the current-voltage characteristic (Id-Vds characteristic) of the transistor M1 based on the measurement results of the gate-source voltage Vgs (or gate-emitter voltage) and the gate current Ig.

Abstract: A method for measuring a current-voltage characteristic (Id?Vds characteristic) representing the relationship between the drain current Id (or collector current) and the drain-source voltage Vds (or collector-emitter voltage) of a transistor M1 includes setting the drain current Id (or collector current) and the drain-source voltage Vds (or collector-emitter voltage), measuring the gate-source voltage Vgs (or gate-emitter voltage) and the gate current Ig of the transistor M1 in a switching transient state, and acquiring the current-voltage characteristic (Id?Vds characteristic) of the transistor M1 based on the measurement results of the gate-source voltage Vgs (or gate-emitter voltage) and the gate current Ig.

Abstract: In a group III nitride-type field effect transistor, the present invention reduces a leak current component by conduction of residual carriers in a buffer layer, and achieves improvement in a break-down voltage, and enhances a carrier confinement effect (carrier confinement) of a channel to improve pinch-off characteristics (to suppress a short channel effect). For example, when applying the present invention to a GaN-type field effect transistor, besides GaN of a channel layer, a composition-modulated (composition-gradient) AlGaN layer in which aluminum composition reduces toward a top gradually or stepwise is used as a buffer layer (hetero buffer).

Abstract: A method for measuring a current-voltage characteristic (Id?Vds characteristic) representing the relationship between the drain current Id (or collector current) and the drain-source voltage Vds (or collector-emitter voltage) of a transistor M1 includes setting the drain current Id (or collector current) and the drain-source voltage Vds (or collector-emitter voltage), measuring the gate-source voltage Vgs (or gate-emitter voltage) and the gate current Ig of the transistor M1 in a switching transient state, and acquiring the current-voltage characteristic (Id?Vds characteristic) of the transistor M1 based on the measurement results of the gate-source voltage Vgs (or gate-emitter voltage) and the gate current Ig.

Abstract: In a group III nitride-type field effect transistor, the present invention reduces a leak current component by conduction of residual carriers in a buffer layer, and achieves improvement in a break-down voltage, and enhances a carrier confinement effect (carrier confinement) of a channel to improve pinch-off characteristics (to suppress a short channel effect). For example, when applying the present invention to a GaN-type field effect transistor, besides GaN of a channel layer, a composition-modulated (composition-gradient) AlGaN layer in which aluminum composition reduces toward a top gradually or stepwise is used as a buffer layer (hetero buffer).

Abstract: A method for measuring a current-voltage characteristic (Id-Vds characteristic) representing the relationship between the drain current Id (or collector current) and the drain-source voltage Vds (or collector-emitter voltage) of a transistor M1 includes setting the drain current Id (or collector current) and the drain-source voltage Vds (or collector-emitter voltage), measuring the gate-source voltage Vgs (or gate-emitter voltage) and the gate current Ig of the transistor M1 in a switching transient state, and acquiring the current-voltage characteristic (Id-Vds characteristic) of the transistor M1 based on the measurement results of the gate-source voltage Vgs (or gate-emitter voltage) and the gate current Ig.

Abstract: The present invention provides a glucose decomposition-suppressed solid preparation for dialysis among powdery or granular preparations for dialysis containing acetate-free solid organic acids as pH adjusting agents. The present invention provides the solid preparation for dialysis containing electrolytes, glucose and pH adjusting agents characterized in that solid organic acids containing reduced amount of microparticles are used, and more specifically, characterized in that solid organic acids whose 20 or less percent of particles are 250 ?m or less in diameter, or solid organic acids whose 10 or less percent of particles are 150 ?m or less in diameter, are used. Preferably, the solid organic acid contained therein is citric acid.

Abstract: In a group III nitride-type field effect transistor, the present invention reduces a leak current component by conduction of residual carriers in a buffer layer, and achieves improvement in a break-down voltage, and enhances a carrier confinement effect (carrier confinement) of a channel to improve pinch-off characteristics (to suppress a short channel effect). For example, when applying the present invention to a GaN-type field effect transistor, besides GaN of a channel layer, a composition-modulated (composition-gradient) AlGaN layer in which aluminum composition reduces toward a top gradually or stepwise is used as a buffer layer (hetero buffer).

Abstract: In a group III nitride-type field effect transistor, the present invention reduces a leak current component by conduction of residual carriers in a buffer layer, and achieves improvement in a break-down voltage, and enhances a carrier confinement effect (carrier confinement) of a channel to improve pinch-off characteristics (to suppress a short channel effect). For example, when applying the present invention to a GaN-type field effect transistor, besides GaN of a channel layer, a composition-modulated (composition-gradient) AlGaN layer in which aluminum composition reduces toward a top gradually or stepwise is used as a buffer layer (hetero buffer).

Abstract: A semiconductor device includes a semiconductor element having a rectangular two-dimensional geometry and serving as a heat source, a first heat sink section including the semiconductor element mounted thereon, and a second heat sink section joined to an opposite side of the first heat sink section that includes the semiconductor element. A relation among directional components of thermal conductivity is K1yy?K1xx>K1zz, where directional components of a three-dimensional thermal conductivity of the heat sink section in X, Y, and Z directions are determined as Kxx, Kyy, and Kzz. A relation among directional components of a thermal conductivity of the second heat sink section is K2zz?K2yy>K2xx or K2yy?K2zz>K2xx, where the directional components of the thermal conductivity of the second heat sink section in X, Y, and X directions are determined as K2xx, K2yy, and K2zz.

Abstract: Disclosed is an HJFET 110 which comprises: a channel layer 12 composed of InyGa1-yN (0?y?1); a carrier supply layer 13 composed of AlxGa1-xN (0?x?1), the carrier supply layer 13 being provided over the channel layer 12 and including at least one p-type layer; and a source electrode 15S, a drain electrode 15D and a gate electrode 17 which are disposed facing the channel layer 12 through the p-type layer, and provided over the carrier supply layer 13. The following relational expression is satisfied: 5.6×1011x<NA×?×t [cm?2]<5.6×1013x, where x denotes an Al compositional ratio of said carrier supply layer, t denotes a thickness of said p-type layer, NA denotes an impurity concentration, and ? denotes an activation ratio.

Abstract: Characteristics of a circuit element are predicted accurately by taking account not only of the temperature variation due to self-heating of the element but also of temperature variation due to heat transmission from an adjoining heater element.

Abstract: Disclosed is an HJFET 110 which comprises: a channel layer 12 composed of InyGa1-yN (0?y?1); a carrier supply layer 13 composed of AlxGa1-xN (0?x?1), the carrier supply layer 13 being provided over the channel layer 12 and including at least one p-type layer; and a source electrode 15S, a drain electrode 15D and a gate electrode 17 which are disposed facing the channel layer 12 through the p-type layer, and provided over the carrier supply layer 13. The following relational expression is satisfied: 5.6×1011x<NA×?×t [cm?2]<5.6×1013x, where x denotes an Al compositional ratio of said carrier supply layer, t denotes a thickness of said p-type layer, NA denotes an impurity concentration, and ? denotes an activation ratio.

Abstract: Disclosed is an HJFET 110 which comprises: a channel layer 12 composed of InyGa1-yN (0?y?1); a carrier supply layer 13 composed of AlxGa1-xN (0?x?1), the carrier supply layer 13 being provided over the channel layer 12 and including at least one p-type layer; and a source electrode 15S, a drain electrode 15D and a gate electrode 17 which are disposed facing the channel layer 12 through the p-type layer, and provided over the carrier supply layer 13. The following relational expression is satisfied: 5.6×1011x<NA×?×t [cm?2]<5.6×1013x, where x denotes an Al compositional ratio of the carrier supply layer, t denotes a thickness of the p-type layer, NA denotes an impurity concentration, and ? denotes an activation ratio.

Abstract: A semiconductor device includes a semiconductor element having a rectangular two-dimensional geometry and serving as a heat source, a first heat sink section including the semiconductor element mounted thereon, and a second heat sink section joined to an opposite side of the first heat sink section that includes the semiconductor element. A relation among directional components of thermal conductivity is K1yy?K1xx>K1zz, where directional components of a three-dimensional thermal conductivity of the heat sink section in X, Y, and Z directions are determined as Kxx, Kyy, and Kzz. A relation among directional components of a thermal conductivity of the second heat sink section is K2zz?K2yy>K2xx or K2yy?K2zz>K2xx, where the directional components of the thermal conductivity of the second heat sink section in X, Y, and X directions are determined as K2xx, K2yy, and K2zz.

Abstract: A semiconductor device, comprising: a semiconductor element 20 having a rectangular two-dimensional geometry and serving as a heat source; and a heat sink section 25 having the semiconductor element 20 mounted thereon, wherein a relation among the directional components of said thermal conductivity is: Kzz?Kyy>Kxx, where directional components of three-dimensional thermal conductivity of the heat sink section 25 in X, Y and Z directions are determined as Kxx, Kyy and Kzz, and where the longer side direction of the semiconductor element 20 is defined as X direction, the shorter side direction thereof is defined as Y direction and the thickness direction is defined as Z direction.

Abstract: Disclosed is an HJFET 110 which comprises: a channel layer 12 composed of InyGa1-yN (0?y?1); a carrier supply layer 13 composed of AlxGa1-xN (0?x?1), the carrier supply layer 13 being provided over the channel layer 12 and including at least one p-type layer; and a source electrode 15S, a drain electrode 15D and a gate electrode 17 which are disposed facing the channel layer 12 through the p-type layer, and provided over the carrier supply layer 13. The following relational expression is satisfied: 5.6×1011x<NA×?×t [cm?2]<5.6×1013x, where x denotes an Al compositional ratio of the carrier supply layer, t denotes a thickness of the p-type layer, NA denotes an impurity concentration, and ? denotes an activation ratio.

Abstract: A semiconductor device having sufficiently high heat dissipation performance while inhibiting an increase in the area of a chip is provided. In semiconductor device 1, a plurality of HBTs 20 and a plurality of diodes 30 are one-dimensionally and alternately arranged on semiconductor substrate 10. Anode electrode 36 of diode 30 is connected to emitter electrode 27 of HBT 20 via common emitter wiring 42. Diode 30 works as heat dissipating elements dissipating to semiconductor substrate 10 the heat transmitted through common emitter wiring 42 from emitter electrode 27, and also works as a protection diode connected in parallel between an emitter and a collector of HBT 20.