Suppression of low frequency oscillations for high gain GaAs amplifiers
Gallium Arsenide Integrated Circuit(1991)
Abstract
Devices to suppress low frequency noise have been developed. The devices have recess etched tracks and buried p-type layers to improve the isolation between devices. Fabricated GaAs ICs have been applied to a 2.4 Gb/s optical transmission system and have achieved a minimum optical received power of -33.2 dBm.<>
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iii-v semiconductors,amplifiers,gallium arsenide,linear integrated circuits,optical communication equipment,2.4 gbit/s,gaas,buried p-type layers,isolation,low frequency oscillations,optical received power,optical transmission system,recess etched tracks,low frequency noise,low frequency oscillation
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