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... bandwidth products of 0.3-0.5 over rf frequencies from 2 - 3.3 GHz . Mode - locking range was found 2.1-2.95 GHz in [ 2 ] although time - bandwidth product changes between 0.3-0.7 . At the center of the frequency range where the device ...
... bandwidth products of 0.3-0.5 over rf frequencies from 2 - 3.3 GHz . Mode - locking range was found 2.1-2.95 GHz in [ 2 ] although time - bandwidth product changes between 0.3-0.7 . At the center of the frequency range where the device ...
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... bandwidth . Figure 5 shows the maximum bandwidth has a struc- ture with top mirror radius equal to 8μm . So , the ox win optimal relation between top mirror and oxide window radii Rop ox = Rop_mirr / Rox = 1.3 ~ 1.5 and such devices ...
... bandwidth . Figure 5 shows the maximum bandwidth has a struc- ture with top mirror radius equal to 8μm . So , the ox win optimal relation between top mirror and oxide window radii Rop ox = Rop_mirr / Rox = 1.3 ~ 1.5 and such devices ...
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... bandwidth B at once . Therefore , to avoid ISI , a fast sampling has to be performed in the receiver unit with at least twice of the bandwidth B. Time - domain sampling is a single - scan measurement method , whereby the read - out ...
... bandwidth B at once . Therefore , to avoid ISI , a fast sampling has to be performed in the receiver unit with at least twice of the bandwidth B. Time - domain sampling is a single - scan measurement method , whereby the read - out ...
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LFNM Plenary | 1 |
BatteryLess Spatial Optical Communication Terminals for LocationBased Indoor | 14 |
Resonant Photoproduction of the ElectronPositron Pair with Photon Emission | 27 |
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