Study of the influence of nutritional regimes of two-span avalanche-flight diodes on the quality of noise generators
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The experimental research of silicon double- drift avalanche diodes which are the active element of 3-mm super wideband noise oscillators, operated in anomaly mode, have been done. The influence of diodes` supply mode on noise oscillator`s (NO) quality coefficient is shown.
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