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Neutron Radiation Damage In Silicon Transistors, C. A. Goben, F. M. Smits, J. L. Wirth
Neutron Radiation Damage In Silicon Transistors, C. A. Goben, F. M. Smits, J. L. Wirth
Electrical and Computer Engineering Faculty Research & Creative Works
In the investigation of base and collector current as a function of the emitter-to-base voltage, previous studies have shown that neutron-induced base current has components originating in the emitter space charge region as well as the neutral base region. This study shows that while the low injection level neutron-induced base current is dominated by the space charge component, the high injection behavior appears to be controlled by recombination in the neutral base region. Additional experiments performed in special tetrode transistors and van der Pauw-type samples indicate that changes in collector current are dominated by recombination in the neutral base, while …
Alternating Current Method Of Measuring The Electrical Conductivity Of Dielectric Liquids, Henry E. Fischer, Ralph S. Carson
Alternating Current Method Of Measuring The Electrical Conductivity Of Dielectric Liquids, Henry E. Fischer, Ralph S. Carson
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Reviews Of Books And Papers In The Computer Field, James H. Tracey
Reviews Of Books And Papers In The Computer Field, James H. Tracey
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Annealing Characteristics Of Neutron Irradiated Silicon Transistors, J. R. Chott, C. A. Goben
Annealing Characteristics Of Neutron Irradiated Silicon Transistors, J. R. Chott, C. A. Goben
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When a transistor is subjected to neutron irradiation, a component of base current proportional to neutron fluence is induced. From the effects of annealing on the base and collector Currents the conclusion was drawn that there is an apparent difference in the annealing characteristics between the neutral and the space-charge regions of the semiconductor device. This study of the anomalous annealing indicates that the neutron-induced component of base current is a result of one, or a combination, of the following mechanisms: A quasi-tunneling recombination phenomena in the emitter-base space-charge region, or an influence of the p-n junction electric field on …
Correction To “Analysis Of The N-Wire Exponential Line”, Edward C. Bertnolli
Correction To “Analysis Of The N-Wire Exponential Line”, Edward C. Bertnolli
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Analysis Of The N-Wire Exponential Line, Edward C. Bertnolli
Analysis Of The N-Wire Exponential Line, Edward C. Bertnolli
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A new approach to distributed network analysis is presented with the analysis of the n-wire exponential line as example. This approach provides the distributed network's transfer matrix in a form useful for both transient and steady-state network calculations. © 1967, IEEE. All rights reserved.
An Analytic Model For The Fluxgate Magnetometer, Stanley V. Marshall
An Analytic Model For The Fluxgate Magnetometer, Stanley V. Marshall
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The output voltages from various fluxgate probe types are found to have the same general form, and an analytic model has been developed with which the output may be calculated. In the saturation region where the output pulse is developed, the differential permeability can be closely approximated by an exponential, dB/dH = k1Hk2, where kl and k2 are on the order of 100 and -2.0, respectively, for cores of Supermalloy or Permalloy 80. Using this model, the effect of the nature of the excitation function on output pulse amplitude and width and the effect …
Analysis Of Conductor Vibration, Robert H. Nau
Analysis Of Conductor Vibration, Robert H. Nau
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Considerable attention has been given to conductor vibration of suspended transmission lines during the past 25 years. Even so, the engineers of the public utilities feel that they have only started to get a solution to the vibration problems. Extensive research programs are being conducted at the present time by manufacturers of conductor cable and ground wires and by numerous public utilities themselves.
Aeolian vibrations are the chief concern because they occur whenever a steady wind, of from one mile per hour to hurricane velocity, blows across the suspended line. Thus, millions of flexures, however small or large in amplitude, …