Gallium Nitride-Doped Devices Shown to Be More Energy-Effici

New high-power electronic devices have been developed by engineers that are significantly more energy efficient than previous technology. A new technique for carefully “doping” gallium nitride (GaN) allows for the creation of the devices.

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