… to approach one electron for each photon … quantum theory that corresponds to the dissipative
absorption and = 2 ~ ~ ( ~ v ~ /#w)e-'nWt. emission of photons in the tunneling of electrons …

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fabricated in standard CMOS process,” IEEE Electron Device Lett., vol. 29, no. 10, pp. …

… GaAs (LT-GaAs) at 295 K using quantum interference control of single- and two-photon band…
of the injected electron (corresponding to the drift speed of the electrons in the conventional …

… carrier generation is provided by a high energy electron beam in CL, and in EL, carrier …
hot carriers or as a result of nearby electron–hole recombination. The REs then experience …

… alleviate the electron blocking effect at the base-collector heterojunction encountered in “…
a lower electron minority carrier mobility in comparison to a p-type GaInAs. The lower electronic …

… be maintained between the power circuit and the electronic control system. However, the
processing of the analog signals introduces errors and offset. Using the reference voltage of …

… the electron and hole from tunneling completely away from one another; 2) even if the electron
and … of this material is quantum-shifted to wavelengths shorter than those of interest here. …

… Ayazi, “Electronic temperature compensation of lateral bulk acoustic resonator reference
oscillators using enhanced series tuning technique,” IEEE J. Solid-State Circuits, vol. 47, no. …

… moment formed between an electron and a hole. This matrix element is calculated using the
electron and hole wave functions. The electron wave function confined in a quantum-box is …

… First, we analyze the electronic dipole moment in quantum-well structures. The dipole … the
electronic dipole moment in quantumwell structures. The dipole moment for TE modes in quan…