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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Phototransistor"”.

  1. Hybrid plasma-semiconductor devices

    A hybrid plasma-semiconductor phototransistor has been realized by substituting a plasma for the collector of an npn bipolar junction transistor. Designated as the plasma bipolar junction transistor (PBJT), this optoelectronic device relies on the correspondence between the properties of a low …

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  2. Novel designs, materials and techniques in plasma bipolar junction transistor (PBJT) fabrication and testing

    … into with possible applications as a high-power phototransistor. Preliminary work on these robust silicon carbide PBJT devices has been expounded upon.

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  3. The effect of bis(tributyltin) oxide on wood inhabiting microfungi

    … was assessed using an apparahxs incorporating a phototransistor. Degree of detoxification was influenced by the availability of differing carbon subs&atds. Metabolism of glucose continued in the presence of Tn.B.T.O.; the preservative appears to be metabolised as sole ca.rbon source and hyphal …

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  4. Ultra-low energy electronics for synthetic biological sensors

    … low-intensity bioluminescence incident on the phototransistor detector. The system includes a 900 MHz transmitter, controller, and support electronics on the chip in order to demonstrate molecule-to-wireless-bits sensing on a nanowatt power budget. With the continued expansion of the Internet …

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  5. Quantum Dot Optoelectronic Devices for Future Ambient Assisted Living

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