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Phase locking klystrons to far-infrared lasers via harmonic mixing in silicon, metal-oxide-metal and Josephson point contacts

Blaney et al., 1971

Document ID
5447138399385242406
Author
Blaney T
Bradley C
Edwards G
Knight D
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Physics Letters A

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PHASE LOCKING KLYSTRONS TO FAR-INFRARED LASERS VIA HARMONIC MIXING IN SILICON, METAL-OXIDE-METAL AND JOSEPHSON POINT CONTACTS T. Page 1 Volume 36A, number 4 PHYSICS LETTERS 13 September 1971 PHASE LOCKING KLYSTRONS TO …
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