Capacitance Free Generation and Detection of Subpicosecond Electrical Pulses on Coplanar Transmission Lines

Naomi J. Halas; Mark B. Ketchen; C.C. Chi; Irl N. Duling; Jean-Marc Halbout; Paul G. May

doi:10.1109/3.116

IEEE JQE

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01 Jan 1988

Capacitance Free Generation and Detection of Subpicosecond Electrical Pulses on Coplanar Transmission Lines

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Based on a reanalysis of previous work and new experimental measurements, we conclude that the parasitic capacitance at the generation site is negligible for sliding contact excitation of small dimension coplanar transmission lines. © 1988 IEEE

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