DEVELOPMENT OF A REMOTE CUTOFF MOS FIELD EFFECT TRANSISTOR.
Abstract
Remote-cutoff MOS devices that were designed exceeded the goals set at the beginning of this contract in nearly all of the electrical performance characteristics. Fifteen samples of Device I (15-kilohertz to 30-megahertz operation) and 15 samples of Device II (200-megahertz to 400-megahertz operation) were delivered to the Department of Navy. Device II had a median power gain of 16.8 dB at 400 megahertz and a median noise figure of 3.7 dB, respectively. The undesired signal for 1-percent cross-modulation distortion varied from 80 to 660 millivolts over the agc range. The objective level was 100 millivolts minimum; the undesired signal was below 100 millivolts only for 2 dB of the 40-dB agc range. Cross-modulation-distortion characteristics for Device I were similar to the characteristics for Device II.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Dec 01, 1966
- Accession Number
- AD0807057