Presentation 2006/12/1
Fabrication and Millimeter-wave Characterization of Semiconductor Klystron Device Using Two-Dimensional Electron Gas
Jun TAKEUCHI, Yohei IWAHASHI, Masahiro ASADA,
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Abstract(in English) As a possible terahertz (THz) amplifier device, a three-terminal device using velocity modulation of two dimensional electron gas is proposed and fabricated. The principle of this device is the same as that of microwave vacuum tube, Klystron. Theoretical analysis shows that the transconductance g_m has a peak in the THz range. The device was fabricated with GaInAs/InAlAs HEMT layer structure, and g_m was measured in the millimeter wave range, as a first-step preliminary experiment. Measured g_m in the millimeter wave range increases with frequency in agreement with theory. From this result, high g_m is expected in the THz range.
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Keyword(in English) terahertz device / HEMT structure / velocity modulation / Klystron
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Title (in English) Fabrication and Millimeter-wave Characterization of Semiconductor Klystron Device Using Two-Dimensional Electron Gas
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Keyword(1) terahertz device
Keyword(2) HEMT structure
Keyword(3) velocity modulation
Keyword(4) Klystron
1st Author's Name Jun TAKEUCHI
1st Author's Affiliation Tokyo Institute of Technology()
2nd Author's Name Yohei IWAHASHI
2nd Author's Affiliation Tokyo Institute of Technology
3rd Author's Name Masahiro ASADA
3rd Author's Affiliation Tokyo Institute of Technology:CREST, Japan Science and Technology Agency
Date 2006/12/1
Paper # ED2006-196
Volume (vol) vol.106
Number (no) 403
Page pp.pp.-
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