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Microwave and Optical Technology Letters
Article . 1991 . Peer-reviewed
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High‐frequency resonant‐tunneling oscillators

Authors: Brown, Elliott R.; Parker, C. D.; Calawa, A. R.; Manfra, M. J.; Chen, C. L.; Mahoney, L. J.; Goodhue, W. D.; +2 Authors

High‐frequency resonant‐tunneling oscillators

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AbstractAdvances in high‐frequency resonant‐tunneling‐diode (RTD) oscillators are described. Oscillations up to a frequency of 420 GHz have been achieved in the GaAs/AlAs system. Recent results obtained with In0.53 Ga0.47As/AlAs and InAs/AlSb RTDs show a greatly increased power density and indicate the potential for fundamental oscillations up to about 1 THz. These results are consistent with a lumped‐element equivalent circuit model of the RTD. The model shows that the maximum oscillation frequency of the GaAs/AlAs RTDs is limited primarily by series resistance, and that the power density is limited by low peak‐to‐valley current ratio.

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submillimeter-wave, Physics, oscillator, Resonant-tunneling diode

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