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High Frequency GaN Electronic Devices
Advanced Semiconductor Devices Vol. 45
High Frequency GaN Electronic Devices
ADVANCED HIGH SPEED DEVICES
ADVANCED HIGH SPEED DEVICES

By IEEE Lester Eastman Conference On High Performance Devices (2008 Cornell University), World Scientific (Firm), Michael Shur, Paul Maki, Michael S. Shur, IEEE/Cornell Conference On High Performance Devices, IEEE Lester Eastman Conference On High Performance Devices

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Simulation and Experimental Results on GaN Based Ultra-Short Planar Negative Differential Conductivity Diodes for THz Power Generation / B. Aslan, L. F. Eastman and Q. Diduck 5-Terminal THz GaN Bas...

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Advanced High Speed Devices
Advanced High Speed Devices

By World Scientific (Firm), Michael Shur, Paul Maki, Michael S. Shur, Shur, Michael S., IEEE/Cornell Conference On High Performance Devices

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Simulation and Experimental Results on GaN Based Ultra-Short Planar Negative Differential Conductivity Diodes for THz Power Generation / B. Aslan, L. F. Eastman and Q. Diduck 5-Terminal THz GaN Bas...

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