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Skim dicadangkan untuk penjanaan denyutan pendek amplitud besar menggunakan talian penghantaran dengan diod terowong bersambung siri (TDs) yang dijarakkan secara tetap. Dalam kes di mana TD yang dimuatkan adalah unik, didapati bahawa pinggir hadapan nadi yang diinput bergerak lebih perlahan daripada tepi mengekor, apabila amplitud nadi melebihi voltan puncak TD yang dimuatkan; oleh itu, lebar nadi dikurangkan secara autonomi melalui perambatan dalam garisan. Dalam kajian ini, kami mendapati bahawa sifat ini adalah benar walaupun apabila beberapa TD bersambung siri dimuatkan secara berkala. Dengan mekanisme ini, talian TD berjaya menghasilkan denyutan besar dan pendek. Di sini, kami menjelaskan kriteria reka bentuk garisan TD, bersama-sama dengan kedua-dua pengesahan berangka dan eksperimen.
Koichi NARAHARA
Kanagawa Institute of Technology
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Koichi NARAHARA, "Generation of Large-Amplitude Pulses through the Pulse Shortening Superposed in Series-Connected Tunnel-Diode Transmission Line" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E104-C, no. 8, pp. 394-397, August 2021, doi: 10.1587/transele.2020ECS6021.
Abstract: A scheme is proposed for generation of large-amplitude short pulses using a transmission line with regularly spaced series-connected tunnel diodes (TDs). In the case where the loaded TD is unique, it is established that the leading edge of the inputted pulse moves slower than the trailing edge, when the pulse amplitude exceeds the peak voltage of the loaded TD; therefore, the pulse width is autonomously reduced through propagation in the line. In this study, we find that this property is true even when the several series-connected TDs are loaded periodically. By these mechanisms, the TD line succeeds in generating large and short pulses. Herein, we clarify the design criteria of the TD line, together with both numerical and experimental validation.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/electronics/10.1587/transele.2020ECS6021/_p
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