sp3s* and sp3d5s* Tight-Binding Parameter Sets for GaAs, AlAs, InAs, GaSb, AlSb, InSb, GaP, AlP, InP for Quantum Dot Simulations
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With operational spacecraft in excess of 10 astronomical units from Earth, NASA's Deep Space Network requires sensitive receivers for detection of weak spacecraft signals.
This paper presents an overview of this development process with emphasis on comparison between modeled and measured, LNA modules, front-end receiver packages employing these modules, and antennae employing these packages.
We have demonstrated red-shifting of the wavelength response of a bound-to-continuum p-type ultra-thin InGaAs/Inp quantum well infrared photodetector after growth via rapid thermal annealing. Compared to the as-grown detector, the peak spectral response of the annealed detector was shifted to longer wavelength without any major degradation in responsivity characteristics.
Alternative approaches for developing 2.0- 2.5 um single frequency semicondoctor lasers are reviewed.
In this paper the emphasis is on accurate majority carrier concentration EC-V profiling of structures based on Indium Phosphide and Gallium Arsenide, using a newly developed electrolyte based on Hydrogen Flouride, Acetic Acid, Phosphoric Acid, 1-phenyl-2-propanamine and Ammonia Diflouride. Some preliminary data on the use of this electrolyte for determining the energy distribution of surface and deep states of these structures, applicable to fabrication process optimization and radiation induced defects studies of solar cells, are also provided.
Wavelength division multiplexed (WDM) systems place stringent requirements on the absolute wavelength and wavelength spacing of the elements in laser arrays. Ridge waveguides (RW) show excellent potential for practical implementation due to their simple fabrication with relaxed fabrication tolerances, high reliability and good performancce. An analysis of the fabrication tolerances for RW and buried heterostructure (BH) devices is performed, showing the advantages offered by the ridge design.
This paper describes a millimeter wave low noise amplifier with extraordinary low noise, low power consumption, and wide frequency range.
We present the highest frequency performance of any solid state MMIC amplifier.
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Objectives are: (1) status review of 3706 project with concurrence on process and projected completion dates for the December 2012 deliverable to NMED on TRU waste; (2) reach a common understanding on the scope, requirements for closure, and financial responsibility for closure process of MDA-G; (3) update on long term solid TRU and other waste handling plans; and (4) update on radiological liquid waste operations status and long term plans.
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