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NRL's electronics researchers examine materials growth and properties, surface physics, micro- and nano- structure electronics, microwave techniques, microelectronic device research and fabrication, vacuum electronics, high-power microwave generation, and cryoelectronics, including superconductors.
Research Articles- Graded Bandgap Type-II Superlattice
Photodiodes
E.H. Aifer, I. Vurgaftman, C.L. Canedy, E.M. Jackson, J.G. Tischler, J.H. Warner,1 R. Stine, J.R. Meyer, and L.J. Whitman - Dynamics of Forward Voltage Drift in 4H-SiC PiN Diodes
J.D. Caldwell, R.E. Stahlbush, K.D. Hobart, and O.J. Glembocki - Generalized FFT Beamsteering
J.O. Coleman
- Radar, 5300
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- Photonics Technology, 5650
- Optical Techniques, 5670
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