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Subject(s)

• Microwave communication systems [Browse]
• Microwave circuits [Browse]
• Traveling wave antennas [Browse]
• Sensor networks [Browse]

Author

Emira, Ahmed [Browse]

Series

• Devices, circuits, and systems ; 35. [More in this series]
• Devices, circuits, and systems ; 35 [More in this series]

Summary note

"This book introduces multiple patent-pending high-frequency traveling-wave signal generation and utilization circuit techniques. The aforementioned techniques offer a new vision for the architecture of many high-speed communication circuits. In addition to high-speed communication, these ideas are uniquely applicable to THz image sensing technologies. Recently, there has been a great deal of effort and research to reach THz frequencies using standard silicon-based fabrication technologies. This text presents some novel techniques to achieve this goal"-- Provided by publisher.

Notes

Description based upon print version of record.

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Source of description

Description based on print version record.

Language note

English

Contents

Front Cover; Contents; Preface; About theAuthors; Chapter 1: What This Book Is About; Chapter 2: Lumped vs. Distributed Elements; Chapter 3: Trigger Mode DistributedWave Oscillator; Chapter 4: Force Mode DistributedWave Oscillator; Chapter 5: Wave-Based RF Circuit Techniques; Chapter 6: THz Signal Generation and Sensing Techniques; Chapter 7: Traveling Wave-Based High-Speed Data Conversion Circuits; Chapter 8: Traveling Wave High-Speed Serial Link Design for Fiber and Backplane; Back Cover

Other title(s)

Traveling-wave techniques

ISBN

• 9781351831383
• 1351831380
• 9781315215495
• 1315215497
• 9781138893702
• 1138893706
• 9781482207125
• 1482207125

OCLC

• 894169732
• 958542491
• 900464530

Doi

10.1201/9781315215495

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