Simulation of localized barrier defects in resonant tunneling diodes /
a more predictable manner for airmass storms than in frontal
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| Format: | Thesis eBook |
| Language: | English |
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1995.
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| Online Access: | Link to OAKTrust copy |
| Summary: | a more predictable manner for airmass storms than in frontal an increasing trend in 43% of the cases, while it was categorized according to the storms' generation mechanism and coastline. The positive and negative CG flash rate changed in correlated in 13 of 16 periods. This is consistent with correlations were calculated for different combinations of current conduction in this device are still not well decreased in 83% of the storms. decreased in all three cases. In the storms caused by the decreasing in 57% of the storms. The positive CG flash rate decreasing in 63% of the cases. The positive CG flash rate defect potentials in the barriers on current in a simulation divided into fifteen minute intervals through the storms. exhibited consistent changes in the mean negative expected peak to valley current ratios in real devices. flash rate increased, while in the storms which moved for 11 of the 13 periods. Both airmass and frontal storms from over land to over water or vice versa. The data were ground (CG) lightning in twenty-three storms as they moved had an increasing trend in 25% of the cases, while it was in four of the five cases. The positive CG flash rate indicate that these defects could account for lower than mechanism. This study attempts to ascertain the effects of median first stroke peak current and mean multiplicity after Much research has been devoted to understanding the resonant multiplicity. The median first stroke peak current also negative CG flash rate and first stroke peak current were negatively correlated during the latter part of the storms of a double barrier resonant tunneling diode. Results offshore, the negative CG flash rates had a decreasing trend passage of fronts, the negative CG flash rate was more positively correlated during the early part of the storms and previous findings. An unexpected result was that the proposed defect assisted tunneling as a possible current rate and the mean negative multiplicity were positively remained the same in 12% of the cases. The negative CG flash storms. In the single airmass storm which moved onshore, the The data were then examined for trends in the CG flash rate, the parameters before and after the storm crossed the the storm crossed the coastline. Linear and logarithmic This study examined the characteristics of the cloud-to- tunneling diode in the last two decades, but some aspects of understood. At Texas A&M University, Weichold, et al., have variable. The negative CG flash rate for frontal storms had which had less than 10% changes in the negative CG flash rate |
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| Item Description: | "Major subject: Electrical Engineering". Vita. |
| Physical Description: | ix, 75 leaves : illustrations ; 28 cm. Also available online. Issued also on microfiche from Lange Micrographics. |
| Bibliography: | Includes bibliographical references. |