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MONTE CARLO SIMULATION OF 94

We have investigated three types of InP Gunn diode using a Monte Carlo simulation method, and have attempted to optimize the performance of these devices under a 94GHz driving potential. The maximum efficiency, natural frequencies and power output are all found to be very significantly affected by the operating temperature, device length and potential bias.

G. M. Dunn | M. J. Kearney | G. Dunn

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