1966
DOI: 10.1049/el:19660175
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Small-signal admittance of a Gunn-effect device

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“…Here R p and X p are added due to the effects of the coaxial probe feed. Also R d and C d are the negative differential resistance and capacitance of a fully depicted triangular domain for a Gunn diode [13] respectively. R p , X p and C d are so small compared to the other components of the antenna that they can be neglected.…”
Section: Impedance Of the Gunn Loaded Stacked Antennamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Here R p and X p are added due to the effects of the coaxial probe feed. Also R d and C d are the negative differential resistance and capacitance of a fully depicted triangular domain for a Gunn diode [13] respectively. R p , X p and C d are so small compared to the other components of the antenna that they can be neglected.…”
Section: Impedance Of the Gunn Loaded Stacked Antennamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The diodes were fabricated at E2V Technologies using standard techniques to incorporate integral heat sinks [6]. The devices were wet-etched down in a cross-sectional area until the threshold current, I th (at which the dc current peaks because of the onset of intervalley transfer [7]), was reduced to around 1 A. Experience shows that this structure gives optimal impedance match with the cavity for a commercial STGD.…”
Section: Growth and Fabricationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One-dimensional models are used to represent this structure because domains propagate between the parallel ohmic contacts and because the length of the active n layer is usually much smaller than the device diameter. The term 'domain' describes the non-uniformity in the electric field and electron distribution which characterises the operation of TED (see Hobson (1974) for a more complete description). The domain travels through the device towards the anode.…”
Section: Examples Ofjinite-diference Applicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%