A G-Band Monolithically Integrated Quasi-Optical Zero-Bias Detector Based on Heterostructure Backward Diodes Using Submicrometer Airbridges

A G-Band Monolithically Integrated Quasi-Optical Zero-Bias Detector Based on Heterostructure Backward Diodes Using Submicrometer Airbridges
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基于亚微米气桥异质结构后向二极管的G波段单片集成准光学零偏置探测器

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2018
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4.3
通讯作者:
Lei Liu
Lei Liu
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工程技术1区
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作者:
S. Rahman;Zhenguo Jiang;M. I. Shams;P. Fay;Lei Liu

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