Reflections of electron beams in thermionic diodes.
Backscattering due to collisions for electrons from emitter accelerated through positive ion sheath into plasma in thermionic diodes
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Backscattering due to collisions for electrons from emitter accelerated through positive ion sheath into plasma in thermionic diodes
Observation of photocurrents generated in Schottky barrier diodes on barium titanate, suggesting practical utility of photon-to-electron conversion efficiencies
Fixed space planar thermionic diode with collector guard ring for studying various emitter materials, measuring emitter temperatures
Isothermal diode as study basis for internal complex controlling thermionic energy conversion
High performance silicon carbide backward diode, discussing device design and operational characteristics
In-circuit diodes testing by semiautomatic low current regulated voltage test set
Uninsulated in-core thermionic reactor design permitting diode series connections to build output voltage
Preignition volt-ampere curves for thermionic cesium diodes exhibiting nonsaturation characteristics under low temperature and electron-rich emission conditions
Gallium phosphide Schottky barrier diodes, discussing construction and metals used, barrier height relationships to impurity concentration and temperature, rectifying characteristics and internal quantum efficiency
Germanium microwave backward diodes optimum design and performance prediction through computer calculation for important parameters
Process produces linearly responding surface barrier diodes. Hydrogen-fired, conducting strontium titanate crystals provide linear characteristics. The process uses space charge potentials and depletion layer phenomena to achieve conduction and insulation.
Investigation into the uses of step-recovery diodes /SRD's/ leads to the development of necessary circuitry for using fast current-switching capabilities of SRD's in frequency multiplication, the design of solid-state X-band transmitters employing SRD multipliers, and the use of SRD multipliers in a phased-array receiving antenna.
Design and fabrication of high current Schottky diode
Miniature electromechanical tunnel diode transducer
Radiation effects on silicon voltage regulator Zener diodes for nuclear space power systems
Nondestructive test methods for Saturn program Zener diodes evaluated to develop screening procedures for potential failures
Changes in forward electrical characteristics due to nuclear radiation in power diodes
Approximative solution for tunnel diode switching delay function