Photoconductive circuit element pulse generator

Radiant energy – Photocells; circuits and apparatus – Optical or pre-photocell system

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250213A, H01J 4014

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048702951

ABSTRACT:
A pulse generator for characterizing semiconductor devices at millimeter wavelength frequencies where a photoconductive circuit element (PCE) is biased by a direct current voltage source and produces short electrical pulses when excited into conductance by short laser light pulses. The electrical pulses are electronically conditioned to improve the frequency related amplitude characteristics of the pulses which thereafter propagate along a transmission line to a device under test.

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