Gunn oscillations have been observed and modelled, using a Monte Carlo method, in planar semiconductor GaAs/AlGaAs heterostructure diodes. Our simulation results support an interpretation of experimental results whereby the Gunn domains travel parallel to the semiconductor layers, as opposed to perpendicular to the layers in traditional vertical devices. Fabricated devices with contact separations of 4 mu m down to 1.3 mu m have been found to oscillate over a range of frequencies from 24.5 GHz to 108 GHz. These structures offer the prospect of generating frequencies further into the terahertz range and an increased ease of integration and flexibility over equivalent traditional vertical structure
The performances of GaAs Gunn diodes with notch-δ-doped structure have been analysed using Monte Car...
The planar Gunn diode offers the potential of microwave, milli‐metric and THz‐based oscillators, whi...
By means of an ensemble Monte Carlo simulator, the appeareance of THz oscillations in InAlAs/InGaAs ...
Planar Gunn oscillation sources, which offer the prospect of THz operation and increased ease of in...
A novel gallium arsenide (GaAs) planar Gunn diode design with shaped anode and cathode contacts usin...
We show the experimental realization of a 108-GHz planar Gunn diode structure fabricated in GaAs/AlG...
We show the experimental realisation of fundamental mode operation of planar Gunn diode structures f...
A detailed study of GaN-based planar asymmetric nanodiodes, promising devices for the fabrication of...
A novel gallium arsenide (GaAs) planar Gunn diode design with shaped anode and cathode contacts usin...
The length of the transit region of a Gunn diode determines the natural frequency at which it operat...
A millimetre-wave Gunn triode device using an AlGaAs/GaAs quantum well structure is realised. The ma...
The purpose of this study is to investigate the capabilities of GaAs and InP Gunn devices at high fr...
The performances of GaAs-based Gunn diodes with notch-δ-doped structures are studied in this work. T...
In this paper, we investigate the self-mixing effect of planar Gunn diode oscillators numerically an...
[EN]In this work, In0.53Ga0.47As planar Gunn diodes specifically designed for providing oscillations...
The performances of GaAs Gunn diodes with notch-δ-doped structure have been analysed using Monte Car...
The planar Gunn diode offers the potential of microwave, milli‐metric and THz‐based oscillators, whi...
By means of an ensemble Monte Carlo simulator, the appeareance of THz oscillations in InAlAs/InGaAs ...
Planar Gunn oscillation sources, which offer the prospect of THz operation and increased ease of in...
A novel gallium arsenide (GaAs) planar Gunn diode design with shaped anode and cathode contacts usin...
We show the experimental realization of a 108-GHz planar Gunn diode structure fabricated in GaAs/AlG...
We show the experimental realisation of fundamental mode operation of planar Gunn diode structures f...
A detailed study of GaN-based planar asymmetric nanodiodes, promising devices for the fabrication of...
A novel gallium arsenide (GaAs) planar Gunn diode design with shaped anode and cathode contacts usin...
The length of the transit region of a Gunn diode determines the natural frequency at which it operat...
A millimetre-wave Gunn triode device using an AlGaAs/GaAs quantum well structure is realised. The ma...
The purpose of this study is to investigate the capabilities of GaAs and InP Gunn devices at high fr...
The performances of GaAs-based Gunn diodes with notch-δ-doped structures are studied in this work. T...
In this paper, we investigate the self-mixing effect of planar Gunn diode oscillators numerically an...
[EN]In this work, In0.53Ga0.47As planar Gunn diodes specifically designed for providing oscillations...
The performances of GaAs Gunn diodes with notch-δ-doped structure have been analysed using Monte Car...
The planar Gunn diode offers the potential of microwave, milli‐metric and THz‐based oscillators, whi...
By means of an ensemble Monte Carlo simulator, the appeareance of THz oscillations in InAlAs/InGaAs ...