Semiconductor inductance element
Takeo Miyata, Ryo Watanabe, Seiya Hamada · 1972
An integrated circuit inductance is avoided as much as possible, since it is almost impossible to make inductance element in integrated circuits. Though many kinds of attempts to make semiconductor inductance element have been reported, as of now, no product feasible for practical application has been available. The greatest problems in making a semiconductor inductance has been that of reaching a high Q value without affecting the stability of inductance against temperature changes.