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Les propriétés de verrouillage par injection de solitons dissipatifs rotatifs développés dans un transistor à effet de champ à ondes progressives (TWFET) fermé sont examinées. Un TWFET peut prendre en charge la propagation invariante de la forme d'onde d'impulsions solitaires appelées solitons dissipatifs (DS) en équilibrant la dispersion, la non-linéarité, la dissipation et le gain du transistor à effet de champ. L'application de signaux sinusoïdaux au TWFET fermé suppose le comportement verrouillé par injection du DS rotatif ; la vitesse des solitons est réglée de manière autonome pour correspondre à la rotation et aux fréquences externes. Cette étude clarifie les propriétés qualitatives du DS verrouillé par injection à l'aide d'approches numériques et expérimentales.
Koichi NARAHARA
Kanagawa Institute of Technology
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Koichi NARAHARA, "Injection Locking of Rotary Dissipative Solitons in Closed Traveling-Wave Field-Effect Transistor" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E103-C, no. 11, pp. 693-696, November 2020, doi: 10.1587/transele.2020ECS6001.
Abstract: The injection locking properties of rotary dissipative solitons developed in a closed traveling-wave field-effect transistor (TWFET) are examined. A TWFET can support the waveform-invariant propagation of solitary pulses called dissipative solitons (DS) by balancing dispersion, nonlinearity, dissipation, and field-effect transistor gain. Applying sinusoidal signals to the closed TWFET assumes the injection-locked behavior of the rotary DS; the solitons' velocity is autonomously tuned to match the rotation and external frequencies. This study clarifies the qualitative properties of injection-locked DS using numerical and experimental approaches.
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