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A breakdown voltage doubler for high voltage swing drivers

Proceedings of the IEEE 2004 Custom Integrated Circuits Conference (IEEE Cat. No.04CH37571), 2004
A novel breakdown voltage (BV) doubler is introduced that makes it possible to generate high output voltage swings using transistors with low breakdown voltages. The timing analysis of the stage is used to optimize its dynamic response. A 10 Gb/s optical modulator driver with a differential output voltage swing of 8 V on a 50 /spl Omega/ load was ...
Sam Mandegaran, Ali Hajimiri
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Voltage breakdown characteristics of microwave antennas

IRE International Convention Record, 1959
At low pressures, antennas are susceptible to voltage breakdown. In the case of missiles, for example, there are indications that very low power is sufficient to initiate and maintain breakdown. Since it is essential that the system performance is not interrupted for high-altitude operation, an experimental investigation has been made to study the ...
J. Chown, W. Scharfman, T. Morita
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Effect of Ultraviolet on Breakdown Voltage

Transactions of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 1935
The effect of ultraviolet light upon the breakdown voltage of sphere gaps subjected to impulse voltages is considered in this paper. It is shown that, especially for the smaller gaps and corresponding lower voltages, more accurate voltage measurements result when ultraviolet light is used.
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Breakdown voltage of high-voltage bipolar transistors

Solid-State Electronics, 1991
Abstract An empirical expression for open-base bulk breakdown voltage of an epitaxial n+pn−n+ bipolar transistor as a function of collector doping density and common-emitter current gain is useful in the design of the collector region of the transistor.
M.M. Shahidul Hassan   +2 more
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Resistor networks with distributed breakdown voltages

Physical Review A, 1991
As a primitive model for structural breakdown in elastic media, we analyze the failure of random resistor-fuse networks with various distributions of properties. We show that variations in breakdown voltage have a more significant effect than variations in resistance values. This is analogous to the fiuid-displacement problem [D.Y.C. Chan, B. D. Hughes,
, Chan, , Hughes, , Paterson, , Sirakoff
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