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What does TRAPATT stand for?
What does TRAPATT stand for?
- Transit Avalanche Plasma Triggered Transit
- Trapped Plasma Avalanche Triggered Transit (correct)
- Transit Avalanche Propagation Turnaround Time
- Transmission of Avalanche Propagation Transistor Time
What is the basic operation of the TRAPATT oscillator?
What is the basic operation of the TRAPATT oscillator?
- Forward biased p-n junction diode
- Light emitting diode operation
- Zener diode breakdown
- Reverse biased p-n junction diode (correct)
What are high-peak-power TRAPATT diodes typically made of?
What are high-peak-power TRAPATT diodes typically made of?
- Gallium arsenide n+-p-p+ structures
- Silicon n+-p-p+ structures (correct)
- Silicon n+-n-n+ structures
- Germanium n+-p-p+ structures
What is the width range of the depletion region in high-peak-power TRAPATT diodes?
What is the width range of the depletion region in high-peak-power TRAPATT diodes?
What happens as a high-field avalanche zone propagates through the TRAPATT diode?
What happens as a high-field avalanche zone propagates through the TRAPATT diode?
What type of voltage waveform is typical for the TRAPATT mode of an avalanche diode?
What type of voltage waveform is typical for the TRAPATT mode of an avalanche diode?
What happens to the diode current at point A?
What happens to the diode current at point A?
What happens to the electric field at point B to point C?
What happens to the electric field at point B to point C?
What happens at point D?
What happens at point D?
Why does it take a long time to remove the plasma?
Why does it take a long time to remove the plasma?
What happens at point E?
What happens at point E?
What happens from point F to point G?
What happens from point F to point G?
What happens to the diode current at point G?
What happens to the diode current at point G?