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... device with oxide window radius is equal to 6 μm and for different values of top DBR mirror radius . At decreasing the radius of the top mirror the current spreading effect decreases . It allows to larger nonuniformity of current ...
... device with oxide window radius is equal to 6 μm and for different values of top DBR mirror radius . At decreasing the radius of the top mirror the current spreading effect decreases . It allows to larger nonuniformity of current ...
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... device in the fields , weak for development of impact ionization , when basic there is the effect of IET . Origin and development of impact ionization of charge carriers conjugative to occurrence in the simulated device of sharp ...
... device in the fields , weak for development of impact ionization , when basic there is the effect of IET . Origin and development of impact ionization of charge carriers conjugative to occurrence in the simulated device of sharp ...
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... device is intended for automatic measurement of continuous wave signals ( CW ) in the range from 10 Hz up to 18 GHz . The measurement is based on principle of " a count - pulse " in the range of frequencies from 10 Hz up to 250 MHz .The ...
... device is intended for automatic measurement of continuous wave signals ( CW ) in the range from 10 Hz up to 18 GHz . The measurement is based on principle of " a count - pulse " in the range of frequencies from 10 Hz up to 250 MHz .The ...
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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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