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Punchthrough oscillator—new microwave solid-state source

Sultan et al., 1972

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12728670529836175855
Author
Sultan N
Wright G
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The performances of silicon pnp punchthrough oscillators have been studied experimentally at X band in a coaxial cavity. A range of mechanical tuning of more than 3 GHz has been obtained. The oscillator performance at current densities up to about 200 A/cm has been …
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