Modeling and Design of Low Threshold Voltage D-mode GaN HEMT

Sullivan, Ben; Asthana, Dhawal; Mil’shtein, S.

doi:10.1109/mdts54894.2022.9826934

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“…A detailed comparison of these two HEMT structures is presented in the following table 2. Several research [77][78][79][80] have confirmed that D-mode HEMTs are more suitable to utilize for THz related applications than E-mode HEMTs due to their actual experimental RF performance results. In addition, several nanomaterials, especially 2D materials like GR, MXene and BP, exhibit superior electron mobility and high carrier velocities for the efficient detection performance at terahertz frequencies.…”

Section: Field Effect Transistormentioning

confidence: 99%

Terahertz communication: detection and signal processing

Lu,

Wang,

Zhou

et al. 2024

Nanotechnology

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The development of 6G networks has promoted related research based on terahertz communication. As submillimeter radiation, signal transportation via terahertz waves has several superior properties, including non-ionizing and easy penetration of non-metallic materials. This paper provides an overview of different terahertz detectors based on various mechanisms. Additionally, the detailed fabrication process, structural design, and the improvement strategies are summarized. Following that, it is essential and necessary to prevent the practical signal from noise, and methods such as wavelet transform, UM-MIMO and decoding have been introduced. This paper highlights the detection process of the terahertz wave system and signal processing after the collection of signal data.

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Section: Field Effect Transistormentioning

confidence: 99%