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IEEE Transactions on Microwave Theory and Techniques
Volume 48 Number 4, April 2000
Page 632.
Abstract:
A theoretical analysis of a modulator based on two coupled resonators
is presented in this paper. This modulator exhibits a resonant enhancement
in its response. It is used as a component of tunneling structures designed
for operation at terahertz frequencies; unlike conventional resonant tunneling
structures, these use triple barriers. Data from optical and electrical measurements
on a series of devices based on one design of a triple-barrier tunneling structure
have been analyzed to estimate their behavior at frequencies over 1 THz. The
analysis gives values for the resonantly enhanced admittance, its bandwidth,the bias-frequency relationship, and the requirements for a matching
circuit to a 50-
environment. The results
show that one existing structure might be used in oscillators working at 1
THz.
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