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This paper describes the status of HBT technology for applications at 12 V and above. Design and process considerations for fabrication of HBTs with high breakdown voltage are discussed, along with a general approach for reduced thermal resistance. Current understanding of high-voltage HBT reliability and market outlook are reviewed.