Temperature stabilized semiconductor delay element

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons

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307310, 307303, 357 51, H03K 5159, H03K 326

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ABSTRACT:
A temperature stabilized semiconductor delay element is comprised of an emitter and collector separated on a substrate by distance l. A voltage applied to ohmic contacts on either side of the emitter and collector provides an electric field E, whereby the delay .tau. between the emitter and collector is given by .tau.=l.sup.2 /.mu.E, where .mu. is the semiconductor mobility which varies with temperature. A compensation device located on the same substrate as the delay device provides the delay device with an electric field E=K/.mu., where K is constant, such that .tau.=l.sup.2 /K. The time delay .tau. is thus independent of temperature.

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