DocumentCode
386777
Title
Ultrasonic amplification characteristics and nonlinearity in CdS
Author
Ishiguro, Tsukasa ; Uchida, I. ; Suzuki, Takumi
Author_Institution
Nippon Electric Company, Ltd., Tokyo, Japan
Volume
12
fYear
1966
fDate
21-25 March 1966
Firstpage
93
Lastpage
101
Abstract
By using CdS crystals, studies are carried out on the gain and the nonlinear characteristics of ultrasonic amplification in the frequency range
Mc. A gain of 94 db at 135 Mc is obtained. Saturation characteristics and generation of higher harmonics up to 405 Mc are observed. The observed relation between the gain and the drift field is unsymmetric with respect to the drift field and the plots of the maximum gain versus frequency do not agree with the theory developed by White. When the conductivity of the crystal is low, these disagreements become considerable. Taking into account the effects of phase shift between the space charge waves formed by conduction electrons and by trapped electrons, we develop a modified expression for the gain. Agreement between the theory and the experiments is satisfactory.
Mc. A gain of 94 db at 135 Mc is obtained. Saturation characteristics and generation of higher harmonics up to 405 Mc are observed. The observed relation between the gain and the drift field is unsymmetric with respect to the drift field and the plots of the maximum gain versus frequency do not agree with the theory developed by White. When the conductivity of the crystal is low, these disagreements become considerable. Taking into account the effects of phase shift between the space charge waves formed by conduction electrons and by trapped electrons, we develop a modified expression for the gain. Agreement between the theory and the experiments is satisfactory.Keywords
Character generation; Conductivity; Crystals; Electron traps; Frequency; Gain; Laboratories; Lighting; Space charge; Transducers;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
1958 IRE International Convention Record
Conference_Location
New York, NY, USA
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/IRECON.1964.1147334
Filename
1147334
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