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The noise measure of GaAs and InP transferred electron amplifiers

Sitch et al., 1976

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9744019290386089804
Author
Sitch J
Robson P
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IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices

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The noise measures of both GaAs and InP transferred electron amplifiers (TEA's) are calculated by a small-signal computer simulation for devices having a range of realistic doping profiles, some of which are designed specifically to limit the amount of free charge …
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