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Drain current transient characterization of P-channel GaAs MESFET

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Peng, Lan L.

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GaAs MESFETs are widely used in high speed integrated circuits (ICs) and microwave circuits. Due to the materials and processing methods used in GaAs MESFET fabrication, deep level traps in the substrate materials have a strong influence on device performance. In this work we used the drain current transient characterization...

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Modeling of subthreshold current of GaAs MESFET and the design of voltage reference circuit

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Or, Pee-Keong

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The characteristic of the subthreshold current in a GaAs MESFET exhibits a negative exponential function with Vgs. After studying the behavior of this current in this region over a range of temperature and drain bias voltages, a subthreshold current model was developed. The model was implemented in a circuit simulation...

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Wide bandwidth GaAs MESFET amplifier

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Yan, Kai-tuan Kelvin

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Two dimensional numerical simulation of a non-isothermal GaAs MESFET

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Lin, Angela A.

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The low thermal conductivity of gallium arsenide compared to silicon results in self-heating effects in GaAs MESFETs that limit the electrical performance of such devices for high power applications. To date, analytical thermal models of self heating in GaAs MESFETs are based on the assumption of a uniformly heated channel....

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Characterization of solution-based inorganic semiconductor and dielectric materials for inkjet printed electronics

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Munsee, Craig L.

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The long-term goal of this research project is the development of solution-based inorganic dielectric and semiconductor materials for inkjet printed electronics. The main focus of this thesis involves testing of the materials and devices under development. A new solution-based inorganic dielectric material (HfOSO₄), given the name hafsox, is developed and...

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Electrical and Computer Engineering4
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Allstot, David J.1
Arthur, John R.1
Forbes, Leonard1
Goodnick, Stephen1
Wager, John F.1

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Hetherington, William1
Landau, Rubin1
Lu, Shih-Lien1
Magana, Mario1
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Lin, Angela A.1
Munsee, Craig L.1
Or, Pee Keong1
Peng, Lan L.1
Yan, Kai Tuan Kelvin1

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Master of Science (M.S.)5

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Oregon State University. Graduate School5

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Metal semiconductor field-effect transistors[remove]5
Gallium arsenide semiconductors3
Differential amplifiers1
Gallium arsenide semiconductors -- Thermal properties1
Hafnium compounds1
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