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Estudamos a operação ultrarrápida de quantizadores de múltiplos valores compostos por diodos de tunelamento ressonante (RTDs) e transistores de alta mobilidade eletrônica (HEMTs). O princípio de operação desses quantizadores é baseado na lógica de transição monoestável-multiestável (MML) de RTDs conectados em série. Os quantizadores são fabricados integrando monoliticamente RTDs baseados em InP e HEMTs com comprimento de porta de 0.7 µm com uma frequência de corte de 40 GHz. Para realizar experimentos de alta frequência, um buffer de saída e resistores de terminação são anexados aos quantizadores, e os quantizadores são projetados para acomodar sinais de entrada de alta frequência. Nossos experimentos mostram que os quantizadores ternários e quaternários podem operar em frequências de clock de 10 GHz e em frequências de entrada de 3 GHz. Isso demonstra o potencial da aplicação de quantizadores de múltiplos valores baseados em RTD a circuitos de alta frequência.
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Toshihiro ITOH, Takao WAHO, Koichi MAEZAWA, Masafumi YAMAMOTO, "10-GHz Operation of Multiple-Valued Quantizers Using Resonant-Tunneling Devices" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
vol. E82-D, no. 5, pp. 949-954, May 1999, doi: .
Abstract: We study ultrafast operation of multiple-valued quantizers composed of resonant-tunneling diodes (RTDs) and high electron mobility transistors (HEMTs). The operation principle of these quantizers is based on the monostable-multistable transition logic (MML) of series-connected RTDs. The quantizers are fabricated by monolithically integrating InP-based RTDs and 0.7-µm-gate-length HEMTs with a cutoff frequency of 40 GHz. To perform high-frequency experiments, an output buffer and termination resistors are attached to the quantizers, and the quantizers are designed to accommodate high-frequency input signals. Our experiments show that both ternary and quaternary quantizers can operate at clock frequencies of 10 GHz and at input frequencies of 3 GHz. This demonstrates the potential of applying RTD-based multiple-valued quantizers to high-frequency circuits.
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