be easily realized with a single metal insert within a rectangular waveguide. Measured frequency responses of a rectangular waveguide E-plane bandpass filter which used quarterwavelength metallic septa shows 30 dB rejection at 36 GHz. The central resonator was resonant at 36.8 GHz. This kind of reso
Current–voltage characteristics and field distribution of pseudomorphic (AlGaAs/InGaAs) modulation-doped field-effect transistor for microwave circuit applications
✍ Scribed by Anju Agrawal; Anisha Goswami; Sujata Sen; R. S. Gupta
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 2000
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 194 KB
- Volume
- 24
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0895-2477
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✦ Synopsis
A two-dimensional analytical model for the current᎐¨oltage characteristics of a pseudomorphic AlGaAsrInGaAs modulationdoped field-effect transistor is de¨eloped using charge-control analysis for its microwa¨e circuit applications. The two-dimensional potential, field, electron concentration, and ¨elocity profiles are expressed explicitly in the saturation region. The results so obtained are compared with the experimental data, and show excellent agreement, thereby pro¨ing the ¨alidity of the model.
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An analytical model for two-dimensional electron gas ( ) 2-DEG for a pseudomorphic Al Ga As r In Ga As modulaz 1 y z y 1 y y tion-doped field-effect transistor is de¨eloped. The 2-DEG density is calculated as a function of de¨ice dimensions and doping density. A simple analytical expression is estab
ᎏdynamic, DC, and OIL chirp. By numerically analyzing the rate equations for the injection-locked laser, it is shown that the OIL chirp is compatible to the DC and dynamic chirp, but different in sign. Hence, a considerable reduction in frequency chirp can be achieved by the OIL. REFERENCES 1. C. Li
rower than the achieved ; 25% impedance bandwidth. According to the measurements, good dual linear polarization characteristics can be realized between the two resonance frequencies.