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J. Abrokwah
Also published under:J. K. Abrokwah, Jonathan Abrokwah, Jon Abrokwah
Affiliation
Department of Electronics & Electrical Engineering, University of Glasgow, Glasgow, UK
Freescale Semiconductor Inc., Tempe, Arizona, U.S.A.
Freescale Semiconductor Inc., Tempe, Arizona, U.S.A.
Topic
GaAs Substrate,Carrier Mobility,Metal Gate,Molecular Beam Epitaxy,Contact Resistance,High Band,High Mobility,Insertion Loss,Lower Band,Power Conditions,Quality Factor,Sheet Resistance,Undoped Layer,Bond Wires,Channel Layer,Fermi Level,Filter Design,Heterostructures,Saturation Current,Accessible Regions,Band Filter,Barrier Layer,Charge Density,Circuit Design,Circuit Simulation,Design Cycle,Device Simulation,Dielectric Layer,Electromagnetic Simulation,Electron Beam Evaporation,Electroplating,Figure Of Merit,Filter Circuit,Filtration Performance,Gate Length,Gate Region,High Quality Factor,Integrated Passive Device,Integrated Passive Device Technology,Layered Structure,Linewidth,Loss Of Resistance,Low Voltage,Lumped Elements,Metal Lines,Metal Thickness,N-channel MOSFET,Parasitic Capacitance,Resonance Frequency,Silicon Substrate,
Biography
Jon Abrokwah (SM'93) is a Distinguished Member of Technical Staff at Freescale Semiconductor, Tempe, AZ, contributing to process development of GaAs MOSFETs, HBTs and Integrated Passives. He joined Motorola in 1990, leading development of complementary gallium arsenide CGaAs for low power digital circuits. He has participated in various technology developments at Motorola and Freescale Semiconductor including Emode (enhancement mode) field effect transistors based on CGaAs for single supply radio products, HBT technology, and RFMEMS. He also led development of integrated passive devices for harmonic filters, couplers, and baluns for radio front end application. He has 32 patents and over 30 publications.
Mr. Abrokwah was recognized as Black Engineer of the Year in Technical Achievement in 1993 by Career Communications Group, Baltimore, MD. He was a member of Motorola Scientific Advisory Board Associate and Board Member of Compound Semiconductor Manufacturing Conference.
Mr. Abrokwah was recognized as Black Engineer of the Year in Technical Achievement in 1993 by Career Communications Group, Baltimore, MD. He was a member of Motorola Scientific Advisory Board Associate and Board Member of Compound Semiconductor Manufacturing Conference.