Application of Surface Magnetoplasmons on Semiconductor Substrates.
Abstract
A significant need exists for developing active and passive components in the millimeter (MM) and submillimeter (SMM) wavelength, i.e., 100-1000 GHz. The use of solid state materials and phenomena, particularly for semiconductors, has become increasingly important in this direction. One principal semiconductor phenomenon which has been explored for use in MM and SMM control components is the solid state plasma state. Derived from this state are controllable conductive and dielectric properties which, in turn, are useful in controlling MM and SMM transmission and propagation. Furthermore, with the application of a static magnetic field, magnetized solid state plasmas exhibit a variety of interesting and potentially useful effects. Studies of electromagnetic (EM) wave interaction with magnetized semiconductor plasmas have revealed a number of specific physical properties which may be used for device purposes. In this work, we study first the propagation characteristic of SMM wave in one dimensional insulated image guide structures.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Dec 31, 1983
- Accession Number
- ADA143767
Entities
People
- A. V. Nurmikko
- D. M. Bolle
- G. S. Heller
Organizations
- Brown University