1 December 1981 Gaas Integrated Circuits And Charge-Coupled Devices For High Speed Signal Processing
Richard C. Eden, Ira Deyhimy
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Abstract
The superior electronic properties of GaAs, as compared with silicon, make possible the achievement of much higher performance levels in GaAs signal processing devices than have been demonstrated with silicon. Only recently, however, have advances in GaAs materials and processing technology made possible the fabrication of such devices as sub-100 ps propagation delay, high density planar GaAs in-tegrated circuits with large-scale integration (LSI) compatible power levels,1 and high transfer efficiency GaAs charge-coupled devices2 which should be capable of multi-gigahertz clocking rate operation. These high performance device technologies should have major impact on the high speed signal processing area, making possible, through their much higher speeds and lower power requirements, system approaches which could not be practically realized with existing silicon technology. In this paper the advantages of GaAs for high speed signal processing are reviewed and laboratory results obtained with high speed GaAs devices are reported.
Richard C. Eden and Ira Deyhimy "Gaas Integrated Circuits And Charge-Coupled Devices For High Speed Signal Processing," Optical Engineering 20(6), 206947 (1 December 1981). https://doi.org/10.1117/12.7972841
Published: 1 December 1981
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KEYWORDS
Gallium arsenide

Signal processing

Integrated circuits

Charge-coupled devices

Silicon

Integrated circuit design

Picosecond phenomena

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