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Aktive Halbleiterbauelemente bestimmen maßgeblich Schalt- und Verstärkerfunktionen im gesamten Bereich der Elektronik von der Leistungselektronik über Höchstfrequenzanwen-dungen bis zu hochkomplexen integrierten Schaltungen. Neben der Möglichkeit, durch Halbleiterbauelemente neuartige, anders nicht zu realisierende Funktionen herzustellen, ist bei integrierten Schaltungen die drastische Reduktion der Kosten für die einzelne elektrische Schalt- und Verstärkerfunktion (Bild 1) der eigentliche Motor für den erstaunlichen Siegeszug der Mikroelektronik mit ihrem ungebrochenen Trend zu verbesserten und komplexeren Schaltungen (Bild 2), dessen Auswirkungen im Bereich von Technik und Gesellschaft noch kaum abzusehen sind.

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